1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 1392 She is a person with a strong sense of national responsibility.
Days passed, and a week later Fu Yancheng returned to the army after his leave. However, his back injury had not yet healed, so he could only handle daily affairs and could not resume training. This made it convenient for him to come back at fixed times to take care of Chuxue.

Chu Xue spent her days at home translating the documents brought back from the Ministry of Machine Building. Her translation speed was comparable to that of the experts, but considering her unborn baby, she only translated for two hours in the morning and two hours in the afternoon, maintaining a pace of one book every two weeks. This made other units want to compete with the Ministry of Machine Building for her.

The military personnel sent to the rescue received orders to return to their unit two months after the disaster. When Mo Ruhua saw Shen Kaiyuan, who had lost a lot of weight, her eyes immediately welled up with tears: "You've finally come back."

Seeing his wife like this, he stretched out his arms to comfort her, but then remembered that his clothes were covered in grime, so he quickly withdrew his hands: "Wife, I'm back safe and sound. Let me tidy up first and then we can talk."

Mo Ruhua nodded with red eyes: "Okay, let's go home."

This time, thanks to the early warning of the first snowfall, the higher authorities made preparations in advance, and the grassroots work was carried out effectively. Most citizens were evacuated to safe areas in advance. Although the houses were severely damaged, the number of casualties was greatly reduced. After the disaster, everyone actively participated in the disaster relief efforts, and post-disaster reconstruction has now begun.

Even so, post-disaster reconstruction still requires a large amount of funding.

She was a person with a strong sense of national responsibility. Thinking of the gold, silver and antiques she had collected in her space, she realized that those valuables were not originally hers. Now that the country was in dire need of reconstruction, she thought it would be better to take this opportunity to donate them anonymously, as a way to accumulate good karma for the baby in her womb.

Of course, she wasn't exactly a selfless person, so naturally she had to keep a small portion for herself as compensation.

I finished translating all the books I picked up that day, and I thought I'd send the translations over to see where it would be appropriate to store them.

In order not to worry Fu Yancheng, and thinking that he would be back before noon, he did not mention it to Fu Yancheng.

Before leaving, Fu Yancheng put breakfast on the table for Chu Xue: "Wife, after you eat breakfast, take a walk in the yard before you go to translate. The doctor said you can't sit for long periods of time right now." Chu Xue had just finished washing up when she waved to him and said, "I know. It's getting late, so hurry up and don't be late."

Fu Yancheng smiled and walked up to her, then leaned down and kissed her on the cheek: "Be a good girl and stay home. I'll be back as soon as I'm done with my work."

Chu Xue smiled and nodded. After watching the person leave, she quickly finished her breakfast and went out.

Luckily, there was still an empty seat after I got on the bus. I greeted my sister-in-law, whom I knew, and then sat down.

Looking at the scenery outside the car window, I kept thinking about where to put those things.

As we approached the city, I suddenly remembered the place where we had stored the watermelons. It was conveniently located on the way from the army base to the city. I figured we should keep the good stuff within the family and give Fu Yancheng some credit. It would be a win-win situation.

The more I thought about it, the better it seemed, and I made the decision happily on my own.

Upon arriving in the city, she first went to the Ministry of Machine Building to submit the translation materials. After receiving the approval slip, she went to the finance department to collect her payment. Her current translation fee was three yuan per thousand words. These three books totaled about 150,000 words. In addition to the 450 yuan fee, she also received some receipts.

As she was about to collect a few more books, she heard someone call out to her, "Comrade Xiao, please wait a moment."

(End of this chapter)