A pleasant life in a courtyard

Chapter 474 The generous deskmate

Which generation of parents in China is softer on disobedient children?

Anyway, it’s not Li Xiang’s generation.

Li Rui was coaxed to stop at his grandma's house, and then was taken home by his parents in a daze.

Once he got home, he realized what it was like to be called heaven, but heaven didn't respond, and what it meant to be called earth, earth didn't respond to.

A house with a single courtyard is less "curious" than a large courtyard.

Li Rui was beaten by his father until he grinned and screamed, and he did not attract a good neighbor to the family.

That night, he was destined to sleep with sobs.

After educating their children, the couple returned to the bedroom. Qiu Fanghua couldn't help complaining:

"You too, can you be more careful in front of your children in the future? As a mother, I can't tolerate the words you say."

In the end, it was Xiao Huang who thought he would be late if he kept putting it off.

The couple lived in peace all night until dawn.

Seeing his depressed mood, Qiu Fanghua stopped scolding him.

Even though Li Rui is only as big as a pea, he still wants to be proud.

Li Rui's eyes were a little listless, both because he didn't sleep well last night and because of the sequelae of being lectured by his parents.

Li Rui raised his head, glanced at him, shook his head to indicate that he was fine, and answered his deskmate's question.

When he arrived at the school gate, looking at the child standing there a little shaken, Xiao Huang wanted to ask for a leave for him, but he had no position.

The next day was as usual, everyone went to work early.

The country is at a time of employment, and there is no reason for them to hide behind their backs.

This was also the first time he spanked a child. Only after doing so did he realize that it would not make him feel better.

I could only go into the house to dress and wash him, then carry him to school in my arms.

How dare he tell people that he was in a bad mood because he was beaten by his father.

The driver, Xiao Huang, was left behind to take Li Rui to school at the appointed time.

The improvement in salary also makes the burden on shoulders heavier, and the corresponding work becomes busier.

"I know, I'll be more careful next time." Li Xiang, who had just beaten the child ruthlessly, replied dully.

"Don't hide it from me. Have you been scolded by your family?" Qi Erhu asked unwillingly.

The first person to notice something was wrong was naturally the person closest to him.

In the end, I had no choice but to put the boiled eggs in my hands into Li Rui's pocket and told him to wait until he finished his morning self-study to eat.

Maybe it was because he was too late last night, and Li Rui, who always got up early to go to school, rarely stayed in bed.

When he sat down in the classroom for the morning self-study class with his classmates, he seemed out of place among the energetic classmates.

His deskmate Qi Erhu endured half the class and finally asked him out of curiosity: "Li Rui, what's wrong with you?"

The child's senses are still very keen. When he saw Li Rui, he looked similar to when he was scolded by his parents.

Li Rui did not choose to resist Qi Erhu's half-guessed truth.

Compared with being beaten or scolded, which was more embarrassing, he decisively chose the latter.

Seeing Li Rui nod sheepishly, Qi Erhu suddenly felt proud that he had told the truth.

Like a little adult, he patted Li Rui on the shoulder and comforted him: "Oh~ you should be more open-minded. Who said we should still follow our parents and use our parents' age? There are no people with palms facing up. human rights."

Qi Erhu used his eldest brother's complaints at home to comfort Li Rui.

Li Rui couldn't help but change the way he looked at his deskmate who was always silly and could say wise words like an adult. Qi Erhu didn't know that in the eyes of his classmates, his previous image was so small.

He didn't comfort people enough, and he generously prepared lunch to encourage his classmates.

This was also a trick used by his family to coax him, and now he was using it on Li Rui.

"Let me tell you secretly, I have luncheon meat for lunch today, and I'll share a piece with you then."

Nowadays, schools at all levels in the city, except for high schools and higher education institutions, have canteens. Students can choose to buy meals or bring their own. The dining conditions in primary and secondary schools are simpler.

The main reason is that the primary and secondary schools are relatively close to home, and the problem is all the children living in that area.

The educational foundation of children in cities is basically guaranteed.

If it is not an extremely difficult family, it will at least allow the children to finish junior high school.

It's different when you get to high school. From junior high school to high school, there is a certain examination threshold, plus taking into account the different family conditions of each family.

Therefore, students in high schools already have preliminary models from various places.

Of course there are students who are close to home, but most of them are far away from home. In order to take care of these students who are far away from home, there must be a canteen to solve their food problem.

Otherwise, even if the weather in BJ is easy to fool around in spring and summer, autumn and winter cannot be fooled.

Primary and secondary schools are different, because they are all close to home, and these days, almost every family has a housewife.

Grandma, mother, sister, there is always someone on duty at home.

Wouldn't it be nice if the kids could go back and have a ready-made hot lunch?

The people who set up the rules in the first place probably had such thoughts.

We can’t say that this person’s idea is unreasonable, I can only say that his idea is not comprehensive enough.

No answer can represent all individuals.

There are homes where there is always someone taking care of the housework. On the contrary, there must be homes where there is no one.

A dual-income family like Qi Erhu's family, or a family like Grandma Li Rui's family who couldn't take care of their children before.

I can only bring food to the children to school.

As for the quality of the food, it depends on family conditions.

The Li Xiang brothers and sisters used to live in the same household.

In Li Rui's generation, Uncle Huang would either buy or make them and give them to him.

Qi Erhu's lunch was more than enough.

He is very satisfied if he can eat meat once a week.

He was able to generously give Li Rui a piece of lunch meat, which was quite impressive among a group of children.

Li Rui is not greedy for meat, let alone luncheon meat.

Their dinner has a meaty dish almost every day.

It's just that he was told by his parents not to show off in school.

Every time he heard his classmates talking about the delicious food they had at home last night, Li Rui was not interested at all.

Regarding Qi Erhu's generous promise, he just replied politely: "Then when my uncle brings the food, I will share some delicious food with you."

He didn't say what it was because he didn't know it himself, but Rourou probably didn't have it.

In order to avoid suspicion, Qiu Fanghua specifically told Xiao Huang that the lunch meal should be as normal as possible, with at least eggs in it.

Now in the homes of BJ people, eggs are no longer so stressful.

(End of this chapter)