Traveling through the daily life of the 1970s

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Lin Lin didn't know how to persuade Fei Yan. She could understand her father, who was worried that his daughter would meet the wrong person. On the other hand, she could also understand Fei Yan, who didn't want to marry a stranger she didn't know well, or even spend her whole life with him.

"Have you heard your father tell you about the other party's basic situation?"

"Yes, Fang Nan is a group leader under my father. He came from the countryside. My father said that he was honest. I don't want to say anything. Zhu Jun also came from the countryside. Is he honest? Isn't he blinded by the prosperity of Beijing?" Fei Yan didn't want to get married now. Her good life hasn't even started yet. Why should she walk into the grave of marriage?

"Why did your dad choose this Fang Nan?" Lin Lin felt that the words sounded more and more familiar, and wanted to get more information about Fang Nan to see if she could remember anything.

"It seems that they went on a mission together once, and Fang Nan and that guy surnamed Peng risked their lives to save my dad, and my dad remembered them." Fei Yan still remembered that time, her father was seriously injured and had to lie in the hospital for more than three months before he could walk.

The surname Peng? "Is the guy surnamed Peng called Peng Yajun?"

"It seems to be that name." Fei Yan held her head and thought carefully. Then she became curious: "How do you know the name of my father's subordinate?"

"Peng Yajun's lover is from the same village as me. I met them when they got married." Lin Lin was too embarrassed to say that she had seen the two of them dating.

"Ah, what a coincidence." Fei Yan exclaimed. Yes, what a coincidence. She said that Fang Nan sounded so familiar, and it turned out that Fang Nan was the third male lead in this book.

Xia Lanying is a self-reliant military wife. Since she married Peng Yajun, she has been able to take care of the living and cooking in the military camp, and she has taken care of the housework at home. With her golden finger of rebirth and knowledge of historical development, she entered the factory next to the army in the military camp, wrote articles, and appeared in newspapers, becoming a role model for military wives.

Everyone looks at her with admiration, and Fang Nan, the good brother of the male protagonist, is no exception. Naturally, he did not escape the halo of the female protagonist, and his admiration gradually turned into a secret love, but in order not to destroy the relationship between his brother and his wife, he chose to hide his secret love in his heart.

Finally, under the order of his leader, he married the leader's "willful" daughter. The two had no feelings after marriage. At the end of the book, Fang Nan had been promoted to brigade commander, and his old leader had retired. He and his lover still had no common language, so he decided to "let her go free" and divorced.

What Lin Lin couldn't understand the most was this plot. Since he had the heroine in his heart, why did he agree to marry another woman? The leader didn't point a gun at you and ask you to agree.

Since you have already agreed and married her, shouldn't you treat her well? Why do you use cold violence in marriage? "Feeling that you have no common language" so you don't tell your lover anything? And why do you drag her to middle age to divorce? Divorce after your leader retires. This is obviously crossing the river and destroying the bridge.

The Fei Yan she knew was lively and cheerful, enthusiastic and optimistic. She was a little coquettish at times, but not willful. So Fang Nan was slandering Fei Yan. He was a scumbag and could not be married.

Fei Yan was watching Lin Lin's face from the side. She frowned for a while, then stared at her thoughtfully, like a palette.

"Lin Lin, what did you think of?" Fei Yan was curious. What did she think of that made her expression so rich.