A soft-waisted educated youth has sex with a loyal dog and a rough guy in the 1960s

Earlier in June, the newspapers published the "Outline of the Report on the National Capital Construction Work Conference", which for the first time pointed out the policy of housing commercialization.

Fu Jingyou smelled something and thought he could wait and see.

Living with the father-in-law affects the "feelings" between husband and wife.

If there is a suitable one nearby, I can buy it when my budget permits.

In the future, whether you move out by yourself or have your children move in with you occasionally, it will be nice for the old couple to have some time to rest.

The plan was a good one, but it had not yet been implemented. The next day, just after delivering the things in batches to Heipi Laosi and Chen Xiangdong, Fu Jingyou was stopped by his father-in-law as soon as he entered the house.

"You're not busy, I want to tell you something."

Lu Yuanzheng had just returned from a meeting outside and was still in his formal suit.

His demeanor was that of an old cadre, and he would just wave his hand and call people to sit down at the table.

"Dad, what's the matter?"

Coming back under the scorching sun, Fu Jingyou was sweating and feeling very anxious.

But the silly boy kept trying to get on me, shouting that he wanted to ride a big horse, ride a big horse.

Fu Jingyou slapped Mingyi on the head with fatherly love, which made Mingyi immediately let go of his hand, turned around with a pout and leaned on his grandfather.

Lu Yuanzheng picked up his grandson and glared at him:

"Don't take it seriously!"

Fu Jingyou touched his head and didn't listen to his father-in-law's nagging.

His body was as hot as fire, so he took a basin and a towel, went out, and rinsed at the well before coming back in.

"Dad, what's going on?"

"You are still registered as a rural resident in the south, right?"

"Yes."

Fu Jingyou nodded, not understanding why his father-in-law suddenly brought up the issue of household registration.

"We had a meeting today and a new policy was announced. Starting from next semester, students must also register their household registration at the school when they arrive,"

Lu Yuanzheng did not keep the secret and continued:

"It's still summer vacation now. Do you think you have time? If not, I'll write you a note so you can go back and transfer your household registration first, so you don't have to deal with it again when school starts."

Fu Jingyou paused while wiping his head with a towel:
"Does it have to be relocated? Just our school, or?"

"It has to be relocated. It's like this for all universities."

Fu Jingyou lowered his brows, straightened his back and remained silent for a while.

The water drops on his stubble rolled down his neck, and he asked:
"What will happen if we don't move?"

Cities have social welfare, such as striving for recruitment targets and filling in for retired parents; soldiers striving for promotion, or at least becoming a volunteer soldier, etc.

How many people have racked their brains to transfer their household registration to the city.

What's more, I have a household registration in the capital, so when I go out in the future I can say that I am a citizen of the capital. How respectable is that?
But Fu Jingyou doesn't think so.

Even if he doesn't talk about returning to one's roots, he still misses his ancestral home in his hometown.

Lu Miao is also studying in Beijing North. If they both move their registered residence out, their children are not old enough to be the head of the household.

Do I still have ownership of the residential land in my hometown?
Fu Jingyou was very hesitant.

Lu Yuanzheng seemed to have figured it out and explained:

"The policy requires that the household registration be with the school, which is to facilitate collective management. This is linked to the subsequent allocation work."

"I understand. I'll discuss it with Miaomiao later."

Fu Jingyou was silent for a while and then nodded.

This matter is bound to require trade-offs.

But didn't he come here from afar to study, just to pursue a bright future?

If this matter is related to one's future, then there is only one result.

……

When Fu Jingyou returned to his room at night, he told Lu Miao about this. Lu Miao tried on the clothes he made for Gu Ying under the lamp.

Gu Ying has a bigger frame than her, so the clothes are a bit loose on her, so they should fit Gu Ying perfectly.

After taking off his clothes and putting them away, Lu Miao responded to Fu Jingyou:
"Then transfer. Urban household registration provides more protection now, which will not be bad for us."

In fact, the household registration is the same everywhere.

It doesn’t mean that the capital’s household registration is so special that people are determined to transfer it.

In a few years, people with agricultural household registration will have their own advantages.

But they will definitely spend most of their time in cities in the future.

Things like children going to school, seeing a doctor when sick, etc., will definitely be more convenient if you have a local household registration.

It has to turn, right?

Fu Jingyou lowered his brows, looking unhappy and unhappy.

Lu Miao was folding clothes and didn't hear him. She turned around to see his expression and guessed something.

She put her clothes aside, knelt on the kang and hugged his neck affectionately from behind:

"Can't you let go of your hometown land?"

"Land is a small matter, homestead is a big matter."

He touched her arm, turned around, pulled her into his arms, hugged her and sighed:
"Without a homestead, there is no title confirmation. We can live in the house, but what if it collapses in the future? Won't we even have no place to live when we go back home for the New Year?"

Even if you repair the house, it can keep it strong.

When they are a hundred years old, their younger generations will have grown up outside. Will they still remember that their ancestral home is in the south?
Will they continue to renovate the house?
There is a different policy for each generation, and there are too many variables in the future.

Thinking deeply about it, Fu Jingyou felt a little uncomfortable.

"Um……"

Lu Miao thought about it for a while and decided that this was indeed a problem.

The household registration must first be registered with the school, then a job is assigned, and then transferred to the work unit.

Even if you don’t register your household registration at the school now, you will have to register it at the workplace later.

I have heard of people moving their household registration back to their hometown after graduation.

But it seems that I can’t transfer my agricultural household registration, I can only transfer to non-agricultural household registration, and it’s still a collective household registration…

The main reason for this matter is that their family’s circumstances are special.

Before she married Fu Jingyou, there was only one page in Fu Jingyou's household registration book.

If there were two more heads, it wouldn't be as troublesome as it is now.

"I remember that under special circumstances, you can apply to let your child live alone. Can you apply first?"

It can only be the.

Fu Jingyou exhaled deeply, nodded and said:
"I'll call Hu Zhiyuan tomorrow and ask him to help find out. If it works, I'll tell him what materials he needs so he can bring them back."

"For me, home is wherever you and your children are, and I think it's the same for you..."

Lu Miao kissed his chin, put his ear against his chest and snuggled up to him, trying to give him some comfort:
"No matter what the outcome is, just be positive, okay?"

"Ah."

Fu Jingyou nodded, hugged her, and patted her shoulder soothingly.

The next day Fu Jingyou went to do this.

After Hu Zhiyuan's call was connected, I waited for a few more days before receiving the exact news.

Special circumstances can indeed be handled specially.

However, if the child is not old enough to live on his own, in my hometown, this can only be done if the father dies or the mother remarries and does not want the child.

Otherwise, both parents are soldiers and their household registration has been cancelled...

Anyway, after waiting for a few days, I got the news that it could be done, but they couldn't do it. (End of this chapter)