The Story of Dafujin Parenting in Qing Dynasty

Chapter 167 He Zhuo persuaded his mother 1
After He Zhuo took a sip of tea, he looked at his mother-in-law fixedly,

Irgen felt that his wife was uncomfortable being looked at by his daughter like this, and he was a little hairy, so he asked, "But what's wrong with Er Niang?"

He Zhuo hesitated and said: "Emiang, if my daughter says something wrong, you won't blame her."

Mrs. Yiergenjueluo's heart is "sudden, sudden, sudden", worried that something bad is going on, and the bad luck at home has continued recently. She must go to the temple to offer incense after returning home.

Without waiting for Mrs. Irgenjueluo to answer or refuse,
He Zhuo went on to say: "My daughter knows that as a married woman, she can no longer take care of her brothers' affairs. However, my daughter has been close to her sixth and fifth brothers since she was a child. I can't help but think a little bit more about them. Don't blame Er Niang. "

Mrs. Ergenjueluo frowned a little, thinking that this daughter has never cared about family affairs, and has always been very measured. Is this going to meddle in her brother's affairs?

But he still said: "Our Manchu aunts are naturally different from the Han people, so just say what you have."

He Zhuo could see Mrs. Ergenjueluo's displeasure, but continued: "Emiang, don't get me wrong, my daughter is not trying to meddle in my brothers' marriage. Children's marriage has been the order of parents and the words of matchmakers since ancient times."

Mrs. Ergenjueluo frowned, as long as she didn't interfere in her son's marriage.

He Zhuo saw that Er Niang stretched his brows, and continued: "Er Niang has been worried about the marriage of the brothers before, saying that they are already weak and have not yet settled down, so she is very worried.

Since my daughter got married, she has given birth to several children, and only then did she realize that it is not easy for her parents to raise her, and she also understands the difficulties of running a family. Er Niang, you have worked hard.

Living, in fact, a large part of it is living money. "

He Zhuo started to play the emotional card, saying that Mrs. Yirgenjueluo was soft-hearted. It is not easy for her to maintain such a big family. She is still the wife of the patriarch. disputes.

Seeing that Mrs. He Zhuo's face softened, a hammer came.

"Daughter said something offensive. It may be difficult to recover from Ama's matter this time."

Mrs. Ergenjueluo's face was a little pale, and she held her daughter's hand tightly: "Did you hear something?"

Mrs. Irgenjueluo and her husband have been married for many years, so they have a deep relationship.
And I am worried that the husband's affairs will affect the children. After all, there is someone in the family who is good at being an official. Before, there was a husband who was the secretary of the household department, and the official career of the three sons was very smooth.

Now that her husband has been pulled from the horse, he might be tripped up, and her three eldest sons can't be caught in it.

He Zhuo opened Mrs. Yirgenjueluo's hand, and motioned for Nanny Shi to change to a cup of hot tea: "Er Niang, drink some tea first, and listen to my daughter talk to you slowly."

Mrs. Ergenjueluo was also in a hurry. After being a mistress for many years, she immediately realized that she had lost her composure.

Apart from visiting her daughter, she came to the palace to ask about her husband.

"Emiang, my daughter has also heard about Ama's affairs. In the past two years, our family has been cooking with fire, and the grace is grand. How can we not make people jealous? My daughter gave birth to two grandchildren in the palace. The so-called The prosperity must decline, Er Niang"

Mrs. Yirgenjueluo shook her teacup hand: "This, this..."

"Emiang don't need to worry too much, Ama and his brothers are cautious, they didn't do such a big evil thing, there are a few people in the officialdom with clean buttocks, it doesn't matter.

Huang Ama will definitely conquer the West again, so what she wants is a stable court, and her daughter sees Huang Ama as a benevolent monarch. As long as Ama takes the initiative to put down her duties, retire with peace of mind, and not participate in the court's party struggles, that's fine. "

Mrs. Ergenjueluo listened to her daughter's analysis politely, but she still had a glimmer of hope: "Is it really not possible?"

He Zhuo looked at her firmly and shook his head: "No."

(End of this chapter)