Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1746 Lantern Festival

Changchun Dafang Airport is located in the western part of the city. It used to be a military airport.

By 61, Dafangshen Airport had been converted to a dual-use military and civilian airport.

In 62, several air routes were opened to Beijing, Shenyang, Harbin, and other cities.

In 72, a new terminal building and apron were built to enable it to take off and land passenger planes such as the Y-7 and An-24.

[Dafangshan Airport underwent renovation and expansion in 85, breaking through the limitation of a single route. An international terminal was added in 93, and the apron was expanded again in 94.]

In 05, Longjia International Airport was officially put into use, and all civil aviation operations of Dafangshan Airport were transferred there.

Dafangshan Airport was subsequently transformed into a teaching and performance base for the Air Force Aviation University, and hosted the Air Force Aviation Open Day and Changchun Air Show in 22 and 23.

The Y-20 tanker, the twin sister of the Y-20 transport aircraft, was once exhibited here, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors.

While waiting for his flight, Han Li took off from Dafangshan Airport and landed at Sijiucheng Airport. By then, the Fu sisters had already returned to their villa on Garden Street in Bingcheng.

When Han Li returned to Houhaizi from the Capital Airport, his family had just finished lunch.

He Mi, Hou Yuhua, Wang Chunhua, and a few others were washing pots and pans and tidying up the table.

When they saw Han Li return, they immediately started cooking. The stewed meat was ready, and the fried sauce was quick to make. Han Li soon had his "get-off-the-car noodles".

While eating his noodles, Han Li asked the women about his family's situation over the past two days.

Of course, Han Li also had to explain why he had been away for the past few days.

Although nothing much has happened at home these past few days, it's probably because everyone has updated their databases of relatives and friends during the Lunar New Year holiday.

As a result, the number of people introducing potential partners to Han Erjie and Han Sanmei has increased considerably. In the past few days, they have each met one, but neither of them has caught the eye of the Han sisters.

Han Li was also a little worried when he heard about this situation. Han Sanmei was the same age as him, so he could still pick and choose.

But Han Erjie is a year older than the two of them. Sometimes, a year can be a big dividing line for girls.

Han Li would absolutely not agree to his older and younger sisters getting married just for the sake of getting married, and simply settling for someone to marry.

However, Han Li could only discuss this kind of thing with his father, mother, sisters, and wives; it wasn't appropriate to talk about it in the presence of Hou Yuhua and the others.

So, the topic ended there; He Mi didn't continue, and Han Li didn't ask any further questions.

Next, it goes on about how the five children have been mischievous and troublesome these past few days, and so on.

After Han Li finished eating and drinking, he sat in a chair with the tea that He Mi had brewed for him, and watched with a smile as Sanming and Erliang crawled back and forth on the bed, occasionally taking a few steps while holding onto the bedside or the wall.

Da Ming and Xiao Ming went to work with Yun Yingying; it was Yun's mother's request to take the two brothers along.

The reason is quite simple: the maternal grandmother misses her grandson.

Another one is that Han Li's brother-in-law, Yun Chengpeng, has been married to Du Xiaojing for more than half a year without any news. If we're being conservative, they'll have been married for over a year after the New Year.

This situation made Yun's mother a little anxious, so she asked Yun Yingying to bring her two older grandchildren to her workplace so that their aunt could watch over them all day, hoping that the two grandchildren could attract her grandson's attention. As for Xiao Liang, he still liked to stick to his grandmother, and Han's mother couldn't bear to part with this grandson she had raised from a young age. Usually, Han's mother would take Xiao Liang to the neighborhood office.

However, Xiao Liang's good days won't last long. When summer ends and school starts, he will be sent to kindergarten to go to and from school with his two older brothers, Da Ming and Xiao Ming.

The afternoon passed by at home as Han Li drank tea, watched the children, and chatted with He Mi and the others.

When his family members came home from get off work, and Da Ming and Xiao Liang were running around wildly in the yard, Han Li had no choice but to sit on a stool in the yard and watch them.

Time flies, and before Han Li knew it, the Lantern Festival arrived.

Although the Spring Festival Gala was a clear signal this year, many regions still did not fully embrace the celebration.

Therefore, the streets of Beijing still feature the same shows that we've seen for many years, and even the lantern festival doesn't have many outstanding lanterns.

Han Li had lunch with his master in the morning, and after eating glutinous rice balls in the evening, the family took a stroll around the lake and bought some festive toys for the five brothers. That marked the end of the Lantern Festival.

Although the Lantern Festival in Hong Kong was lively, the Chung family was shrouded in gloom and despair.

Zhong Chudan has not yet regained consciousness, and the results of Zhong Xiaodi's last surgery were not ideal.

The hospital is currently contacting experts abroad in this field, but the description of the patient's condition can only be given verbally over the phone at present, and many issues cannot be fully and clearly expressed.

Therefore, at present, Xiangjiang Hospital can only try its best to prevent Chung's injury from worsening.

The specific situation can only be determined after foreign experts come to Hong Kong and examine the patient in person before a better treatment plan can be provided.

Those foreign medical experts are quite arrogant and have a lot of patients, so it's really hard to say when they will be able to come to Hong Kong.

As a result, Chung's mother has been taking Chung Chu-hung to almost every temple, master, and shaman in Hong Kong these past few days.

I burned a lot of incense, made many wishes, and spent a lot of money on incense, worship, and fortune-telling.

In short, we hope that Chung Chung can recover, at least so that it won't affect his marriage and having children, and so that the Chung family line won't be cut off.

As for Chung Chu-dan, Chung's mother mentioned her when praying to Buddha and gods, but not nearly as much as Chung Chu-hung.

As for Guan Zhilin, when the company started work this year, although she personally handed out red envelopes to all the employees, she blocked Ji Zehao from submitting a plan for the company's development this year.

In Guan Zhilin's words, if this plan were within the funding limits that her husband had set for Ji Zehao, she would not only not object, but would wholeheartedly support it.

However, if the amount of funds required for the project exceeds this authority, even if the project could earn a fortune in the future, the decision can only be made after her husband returns to Hong Kong.

Furthermore, after the Hong Kong Stock Exchange opened, Attorney Jin immediately immersed himself in it.

However, short selling, whether it results in a loss or a profit, doesn't yield immediate results.

Returning to the topic in Beijing, today is the sixteenth day of the first lunar month, and Han Li originally planned to accompany the Yun sisters to their maternal home.

However, after finishing breakfast and sending his family to work, Han Li was drinking tea at home and waiting for the time to pass when the phone on the table next to him rang.

Han Li put down his teacup, picked up the cup, and heard that he wouldn't be able to go to the Yun family today.
(End of this chapter)