The couple made a living in the 1950s

Seeing that the Chinese New Year is approaching, Lin Yuyu and Bai Ye came to the family building to clean up today.

After cleaning up the house and locking the door, they probably won't come again before the New Year.

Lin Yuyu sat on the sofa, watching Bai Ye sweeping the floor with a smile.

At this moment, she really didn't want to move.

The freshly washed four-piece suits, curtains and clothes have been hung on the clothes drying rack by the living room window.

It is really inconvenient to dry clothes in a building now.

In order to facilitate drying clothes, the design institute went to the furniture factory to find a master craftsman to customize a clothes drying rack as high as the window.

When they are almost dry, let Ah Ye take time off work to come and put them away.

I will feel at ease in the courtyard.

At this time, in the family building of Yang City Military Region.

Sanbao was sitting in the small hall, preparing to look at the parcel mailed from Beijing.

Since she came with the army, the parcels prepared for her by her family were mailed together with the parcels from her husband's family.

Only the eldest and the youngest brothers would occasionally mail things to me individually.

This time, two packages were mailed together.

As expected, one was a package from her husband's family, and the other was a package from home.

Sanbao got up and handed the letter written by his father-in-law to the man who was writing a report on his return to the team in the bedroom.

She happily took the letter from home and lay on the bed waiting for Brother Mingbo to read it to her.

She was still in confinement, so she couldn't look at this thick letter.

Jiang Mingbo looked at the person lying on the bed waiting for him, got up and walked over to lie beside her.

Then he opened the letter from home in his hand.

Sanbao didn't disturb him. If there was anything else, Brother Mingbo would tell him.

After a while, Jiang Mingbo got up and put the letter he had read into the empty milk powder box.

All the letters exchanged with his family in Jingshi were placed in it.

He returned to the bed and gently hugged Sanbao.

He led her and struggled slightly with embarrassment.

"I haven't taken a bath for almost a month and I'm already smelly. Why do you always hold me?"

"It's not smelly, it smells like milk."

Jiang Mingbo looked at the rosy face of the person in his arms and couldn't bear to tease her anymore.

He held Sanbao's arms, tightened them a little, and spoke slowly.

Dad decided on the names for his two sons.

The eldest is Jiang Yubai, and the two words Yubai come from "Two Quatrains".

The meaning is outstanding, better, one in a million, and pure and beautiful.

Dad hopes that our eldest son will be outstanding in everything and not be bothered by worldly things.

The second is Jiang Yuming. Dad said that the word "Ming" is a bit unconventional with me and Mingyu according to the old rules.

However, now everyone has long stopped following the old rules.

After choosing and choosing, he still thinks Yuming is the best.

Yu Ming comes from "Chu Ci. Qi Jian. Chen Jiang", which means a hero among men, talented, a pillar of society, wise and open-minded, and righteous.

After listening to Jiang Mingbo's words, Sanbao couldn't come back to her senses for a long time.

In her impression, her father-in-law is a sociable politician.

Unexpectedly, her father-in-law seems to be well-read.

"I like these two names."

"When I reply, I will thank Dad in person."

"These two names must have been the result of Dad's thinking for a long time."

"Okay, let you write the words of thanks in person."

"Dad will be happy to see that it is your handwriting."

Jiang Mingbo's heart softened when he saw the person in his arms so sensible.

"Sister-in-law of Jiawei came to follow the army a few days ago."

"Jiawei said she wants to come to the house next Sunday to see you and the sons."

Sanbao heard that Lin Jiawei's family had successfully come to the army to follow the army, and couldn't help but feel happy for them in her heart.

It was really that their process of following the army was too bumpy. It took nearly half a year from the decision to follow the army to now.

It was the first time she saw that it was so difficult for the military to communicate with the local authorities about the military dependents following the army.