Households relocated in the 1990s

Chapter 46 An Jianjia's Thoughts
The words from the village committee soon reached An Songyu's ears.

At the same time, the two aunts who had just arrived also knew about it.

Both of them looked a little ugly.

After a while, An Jianan and his wife arrived.

Seeing Fourth Aunt, whom they hadn't seen for a long time, not only the younger generation An Songyu, but also the other members of the An family hurried to greet her.

Aunt An pursed her lips and smiled at the few people, but did not say a word.

The other members of the An family have become accustomed to this.

In order to prevent An Songyu, a junior who was unaware of the situation, from speaking carelessly, An Jianning even pulled An Songyu to her side.

An Songyu sat down according to the strength of his aunt.

But he was subconsciously observing Aunt An.

Aunt An Si was married here from another district of Shuncheng, the farthest away from Rongdi, a village at the most remote part of the north.

Even though her mother's hometown and Jiangcun seem to be both rural areas.

But the difference between the two places is not a little bit.

The inferiority complex she was born with and her own personality, coupled with the fact that she later gave birth to a daughter and encountered family planning.

After paying the fine for having more children than allowed, she gave birth to another daughter.

It can be said that Aunt An Si’s life has entered its darkest moment.

An Songyu did not grow up in his hometown, and before his rebirth, his family missed the demolition, so he worked hard with all his might.

Naturally, there is not much time for gossip.

But even so, An Songyu still knew it vaguely.

The fundamental reason why Fourth Uncle made up his mind to go to the city to make a living:

He knew that he could continue living in Jiangcun.

The wife may really find it difficult to bear it anymore.

Even if, no matter what it is, it doesn't matter.

Neither the other people in the family cared at all that she only gave birth to two daughters.

But in rural areas, sometimes it's not just their own families who don't care.

You will be fearless.

Rumors are just common.

Some particularly boring and shameless gossips can gossip directly in front of people.

When facing these situations, you need to find someone with a strong character and sufficient confidence.

It's considered polite if you don't point your finger at me and curse me back.

But if it were Aunt An Si...

The An family could understand the fact that she only gave birth to two daughters.

But there is no way to understand her fragility.

I can't protect her all the time.

So what about An Jianan taking his wife and children to the city to make a living.

Although they cannot fully agree.

But I didn't specifically object.

After the couple sat down, An Shunhe asked An Songyu again: "Xiaoyu, are your parents really not coming over?"

An Songyu nodded affirmatively.

The National Day is just around the corner. The three-day National Day holiday plus the two Sundays before and after it are the first of their kind, and they have kept countless people busy.

This year's National Day is especially special.

It’s not just the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of our motherland.

In two months, the casino will return.

Nowadays, the long call of the Seven Sons’ Song can be heard in every street and alley:
Mother, oh mother

I want to come back, mother.
Do you know that ** is not my real last name? I want to come back.
mother
After hearing An Songyu's answer, the other people in the An family were fine.

An Jianjia frowned and complained directly: "Dad, Mom, how could the third child be like this?"

"Doesn't he know what time it is?"

"Listen to what bullshit those people in the village are saying?"

"What do you mean we are married daughters? Now they say we are taking advantage by coming back to contract the business."

“When we first took on the contract, why didn’t anyone speak up?”

"If the third brother comes back, can we shut those people up?" An Shunhe said to the second brother in a particularly unpleasant tone.

Then he turned to look at his eldest son and youngest son.

"We called the third brother last night." An Jianguo explained carefully under his father's gaze:
"Jianping said that we should leave his family here as it is for now and not touch anything else."

"As for our families... I won't talk about the second and youngest sisters."

"Apart from the orchard they contracted last time, there's nothing else in the village."

"Besides, your account has been sealed now, and there is no way for you to transfer it back."

"Sealing off the household? What is that?" An Jianjia's heart skipped a beat and he asked quickly.

"It's just how many people and households there are in the village now. The government has already registered them." An Jianguo thought for a moment before finding a suitable explanation:
"From the day the announcement was made, they will not recognize any further household registration transfers into the village."

"Of course, the village committee has also been restricted from issuing new admission certificates, and the police station will no longer handle relocation procedures for our village."

"Even if the village committee agrees to move in, it won't work?" An Jianjia suppressed his anxiety and inquired more carefully.

"Of course not!" An Shunhe answered firmly, but he couldn't help but look at his second daughter carefully.

Why is this kid suddenly so concerned about this issue?

"Why are they so rigid?" An Jianjia was very unwilling.

When the other members of the An family heard this, they were a little overwhelmed.

After a while, An Jianning asked in a low voice:

"So, Second Sister, you came back this time... are you planning to move your household registration back?"

"Why, am I the only one thinking about this?" An Jianjia glanced around at everyone and said to An Jianan and his wife first:

"As for your family's household registration, only you and your wife are at home now."

Then he looked at An Songyu and said, "And the third brother's family, it seems their household registration has never been in the village!"

When An Jianjia mentioned this, An Jianguo and his brothers didn't know how to start.

An Shunhe couldn't stand it anymore and asked directly, "Where did you hear these words?"

"Where did I hear that?" An Jianjia was even more unhappy. "Isn't this just natural?"

"What do you mean by 'natural'? It's just your own blind guess!" An Shunhe was speechless.

He turned to look at his other children, "Your fourth brother and his wife's household registration has never been moved at home."

"Although they haven't lived in the village for a long time, they have participated in all the house-building projects in the village."

Even if An Jianjia wanted to say something about this, he couldn't.

After all, the houses of my fourth and third brothers are next to my parents and eldest brother.

But the fourth brother always follows in the footsteps of the eldest brother.

The houses built by the two families look almost identical.

As for my third brother, if he hadn’t been forced to get married by his son this year, he probably wouldn’t have returned to this small village.

"As for their children, ever since your third brother allocated residential land to his children, you brothers have followed suit." An Shunhe said this with some disgust.

His daughter was never taught to favor boys over girls at home.

But since she went to her husband's family and gave birth to two sons in succession, she has not concealed her proud attitude at all.

An Shunhe sometimes felt pain in his eyes when he saw her.

But she didn't expect that she had returned to the village so many times and had never heard of such a small thing.

(End of this chapter)