Codename Doctor, Moved to Hong Kong

Chapter 55: No Childish Slaves
"Well done. It would be even more perfect if you could find a wife, start a family and have some children!" Zhang Chaoyang said with a satisfied smile.

"Can we find wives now?" Wei Yun looked at Zhang Chaoyang with some interest and asked.

"It's OK! We couldn't look for him before because we had to be ready to die with the Japanese at any time and didn't want to implicate our families.

Now that the Japanese have surrendered, I want to tell you, brothers, if you meet a good girl, be brave and marry her home. You can marry as many as you want. If you can't afford to raise them, I will do it for you. "Zhang Chaoyang said with a smile.

Before, it was not just Wei Yun and his team. Even Zhang Chaoyang was the same. They had a strict rule that they could not marry.

Because once there are family ties, they may hesitate when fighting the Japanese. This hesitation may lead to the collapse of the entire team, and even Zhang Chaoyang's entire line.

This was also the strict rule of the Military Control Commission at that time. Frontline agents were not allowed to get married. Once discovered, they would be punished according to family rules.

In fact, Dai Yunong’s orders at the beginning were: male agents could not go to brothels, agents could not get married, and female agents could not have children.

Later, it gradually evolved into that front-line agents were not allowed to get married.

The original owner felt that front-line agents were not allowed to get married. Although this rule was a bit inhumane, facing the current complex situation, not getting married was also a good thing.

You are about to become a slave of a conquered nation, why are you still thinking about passing on your family line? Are you going to give birth to a little slave of a conquered nation?

Therefore, he resolutely implemented this regulation in all his action teams.

Now that the war of resistance has been won, the mission has changed, and the rules must naturally change as well.

In fact, Zhang Chaoyang also felt that this rule was quite good. Otherwise, if the original owner married a wife, concubines and had children, would he have traveled through time and space to enjoy a happy life with many wives, concubines, and sons and daughters?

"Thank you, boss. I will convey your orders to everyone." Wei Yun was overjoyed and thanked repeatedly.

Wei Yun and other children back then have all grown up now. They are healthy young men in their twenties who not only have physical needs but also need an emotional companion.

After meeting with Wei Yun, Zuo Chen, Sun Zhen and Cao Li and learning about their situations, Zhang Chaoyang began to prepare for the New Year.

When Zhang Chaoyang left Hong Kong, it was already the twelfth lunar month. This time he has been back for such a long time that it has already passed the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month and there are only a few days left until the Chinese New Year.

Hu Jiahui and Hu Jianing were both very happy and excited. As the year drew to a close, both of them found out they were pregnant. Hu Jiahui even stopped going to the jewelry store which was being renovated, and stayed at home to take care of her pregnancy.

Zhang Chaoyang brought his two wives to the Hu family.

This was his first time coming to the Hu family.

Zhang Chaoyang never came to my previous wedding, and he didn’t come to my wedding later either.

The Hu family lives in Mid-Levels, where many wealthy Chinese people are currently concentrated.

Because Chinese were not allowed to live in The Peak in the past, everyone could only buy land and property in Mid-Levels.

The Hu family’s house is not small, covering several acres of land. Although it is not as good as the Zhang Mansion, it is not bad in the Chinese circle.

The Hu family attached great importance to Zhang Chaoyang's arrival and called back all their children in advance, including their married daughter and son-in-law.

"Uncle Hu, you are too polite. You are also my father-in-law. We are a family. There is no need to be so formal!" Zhang Chaoyang was invited to the living room by the Hu family with the highest courtesy. Zhang Chaoyang held Hu Zhaochi's hand and said affectionately.

"Mr. Zhang can come..."

"Uncle Hu, we are a family, you can just call me Chaoyang!"

"Okay, then I'll be bold enough to call you Chaoyang!
Chaoyang, it is an honor for our Hu family that you can come. This is not because of your status, but because of what you did before, which made us Chinese proud! After I heard about it, I found old friends and celebrated for a few days. "Hu Zhaochi's smile became even brighter.

After being led to the living room, Zhang Chaoyang asked Hu Jiahui to give the gifts she brought to everyone.

"It's New Year's Day, and this is the first time that I, the prospective son-in-law, visit you. I haven't prepared anything. It's just a small token of my appreciation. Please don't mind!" Zhang Chaoyang said to everyone with a smile.

"I don't mind. How could I mind?" everyone spoke up.

The thing that Zhang Chaoyang asked Hu Jiahui to give you can’t really be said to be bad. Although it’s a bit tacky, Chinese people like it.

All he gave were gold jewellery.

These gold jewellery are the more common gold jewellery in Zhang Chaoyang’s personal space.

Zhang Chaoyang took it out and asked the craftsmen of Hu Jiahui's gold shop to remake a batch of gold jewelry, which would be used as gifts during the Chinese New Year.

Gold necklaces, gold bracelets, gold hairpins and other things may not be very valuable, but everyone likes them and everyone who receives a gift is very happy.

After having a meal at Hu's house and chatting for a while, Zhang Chaoyang said goodbye and left.

The main reason was that the Hu family was too enthusiastic. I don't know where they got the news from, but his father-in-law Hu Zhaochi was very enthusiastic towards him. His brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law were a little reserved in front of him. When they spoke, they were very careful, for fear of saying something wrong and making Zhang Chaoyang unhappy.

So, Zhang Chaoyang, who originally wanted to chat more with his father-in-law, saw that everyone was uncomfortable and simply left early.

In the next few days, Zhang Chaoyang was very busy. He received many invitations every day, either to this party or that party. Zhang Chaoyang really couldn't attend them all, so he only selected some to attend and asked Chen Chuan and others to go to the others on his behalf.

"Xu Yan, contact Lao Chen and hold a party at Zhang Mansion after the New Year. Just like last time, invite all the important people in Hong Kong to attend." As the end of the year approached, Zhang Chaoyang instructed Xu Yan.

"Okay, sir!" Xu Yan smiled and turned around to make arrangements.

"Brother Chaoyang, Brother Chaoyang!" As soon as Xu Yan left, Yang Meng trotted over.

Today Yang Meng came over to play with Hu Jiahui and Hu Jianing. I don’t know when the three of them became good friends. Yang Meng often comes over to play with them.

"What's wrong?" Zhang Chaoyang asked with a smile.

"Brother Chaoyang, the streets outside are so lively, can you take us out to play?" Yang Meng asked Zhang Chaoyang expectantly.

"Okay! Call your sister Jiahui and sister Jianing, and let's go shopping together!" Zhang Chaoyang said with a smile.

Zhang Chaoyang also wanted to go out for a walk and experience the customs of celebrating the New Year in Hong Kong at that time.

People in later generations said that the New Year celebrations in Hong Kong were more lively and had more of a festive feel than those in mainland China.

At that time, he was a poor guy and didn't have the money to come to Hong Kong to experience the New Year atmosphere.

I have to experience it well in this life.

Yang Meng ran to call Hu Jiahui and Hu Jianing, and Zhang Chaoyang called Wei Dayong and Xu Pingan over and asked them to arrange the security for their shopping trip.

Zhang Chaoyang is still very careful about his life. He usually stays at home and rarely goes out because he is worried that someone will shoot him in the back.

Who knows if the system’s danger perception is reliable? What if it temporarily fails?

(End of this chapter)