bayedsolid Chapter 644 Storm
Chapter 644 Storm
Their son Liu Jun is in adolescence and is a bit rebellious, which makes his parents worry a lot. The days in the courtyard are plain and warm. Every morning, the sound of cooking comes from the yard, and the sound of pots and pans colliding is interwoven into a melody of life. The rising smoke adds a bit of life to the yard. However, life is not always smooth sailing. On this day, a quarrel suddenly came from the yard. It turned out that it was the kitten of Uncle Li's house who accidentally ran into the yard of Brother Liu's house and knocked over several pots of flowers carefully planted by Sister Liu. Sister Liu looked at the destroyed flowers and felt distressed. She couldn't help but go to Uncle Li to argue. "Uncle Li, your cat is too naughty. It has destroyed all my pots of precious flowers. You have to take care of it!" Sister Liu said with an unhappy face. Uncle Li quickly apologized with a smile: "Oh, Aunt Liu, I'm so sorry, my cat is really too naughty. Don't be angry, I will tie it up in a while and never let it run around again." "It's not enough to just tie it up. I have raised this flower for a long time, and it was destroyed by it. You have to give me an explanation." Aunt Liu refused to give in. At this time, Zhang Cuilan came out of the house and said, "Aunt Liu, do you think this is okay? We will compensate you for a few pots of flowers. What kind do you like? We will buy it for you." "It's not about money. I feel sorry for my flowers." Aunt Liu was still a little angry. The two of them talked back and forth, and their voices became louder and louder, attracting other neighbors in the yard to come out and watch. Aunt Zhao also hurried over and advised: "Everyone calm down. We are all neighbors in the same yard. It's not good to hurt the harmony over such a small matter." Just as everyone was arguing, Li Xiaoya ran in from outside with a few pots of flowers in her hands. "Aunt Liu, don't be angry. These are the flowers my mother and I bought. Do you like them? It was because I didn't take good care of the kitten that it got into trouble. Please forgive it." Li Xiaoya said sincerely. Aunt Liu looked at the well-behaved Li Xiaoya, then looked at the flowers in her hand, and her anger suddenly disappeared by more than half. "Oh, this child, how could Auntie blame you? Okay, this matter is over. Everyone just needs to be more careful in the future." A storm was calmed down in the mutual understanding and tolerance of everyone. The yard returned to its former tranquility, and the relationship between neighbors seemed to have become closer because of this little episode. The days passed quickly, and in a blink of an eye, it was Mid-Autumn Festival. The residents of the courtyard decided to celebrate the reunion festival together and get together in a lively manner. Early in the morning, everyone was busy. Zhang Cuilan and Aunt Liu were busy preparing meals in the kitchen, while Uncle Li and Aunt Zhao helped to decorate the yard, hung up red lanterns, and set up tables and chairs. Li Xiaoya and Liu Jun were also busy, helping to wash vegetables and serve dishes in the yard. At night, the moon rose, and the bright moonlight sprinkled every corner of the courtyard. The yard was filled with sumptuous dishes. Everyone sat together, eating moon cakes and admiring the moon, and laughter echoed throughout the yard. "Today's moon is really round, just like our big family, reunited." Uncle Li said with emotion. "Yes, it's rare for everyone to get together, it's so happy." Aunt Zhao smiled and echoed. Brother Liu raised his glass and said, "Come on, let's have a toast together. I wish everyone a happy Mid-Autumn Festival and a better life!" "Cheers!" Everyone raised their glasses and drank them all, with happy smiles on their faces. On this warm night, the residents of the courtyard felt a strong sense of family affection and friendship. Although they come from different families, have different personalities and lifestyles, in this small courtyard, they are as close as a family, sharing the joys and sorrows of life together. However, life is always full of variables. Not long after, the taxi company where Brother Liu worked was reformed, and he faced the crisis of unemployment. Brother Liu was frowning all day, not knowing what to do. Seeing her husband's anxious look, Sister Liu was also very anxious, but she still pretended to be calm and comforted Brother Liu. After learning about this, the neighbors in the courtyard lent a hand. Li Jianguo used his relationship in the factory to ask around if there was a job suitable for Brother Liu. Aunt Zhao took out her savings of many years and insisted on lending it to Brother Liu for emergency. Li Xiaoya and Liu Jun also sensibly helped take care of the family, so that Brother Liu and Sister Liu could find a way out with peace of mind. With the help of everyone, Brother Liu finally found a new job. Although the work was harder than before, he was full of energy. He knew that this job was hard-won, and it was the neighbors in the courtyard who gave him the courage to stand up again. After this incident, the neighborhood relationship in the courtyard became deeper. Everyone understood that in the face of difficulties, only by supporting each other can we overcome difficulties together. As spring goes and autumn comes, the courtyard still stands there quietly, witnessing the changes of time. The residents in the courtyard still live an ordinary but fulfilling life. Their stories are still being written, and the strong smell of fireworks always permeates every corner of the courtyard. Whether it is laughter or tears, whether it is conflict or reconciliation, it has become an indispensable part of the life in the courtyard. In this small courtyard, they jointly interpret the various aspects of the world, inherit the precious neighborly love, and make this ancient courtyard full of vitality.
Chutian Siheyuan Storm
The courtyards in Beijing have always been a place where talented people hide and seek. Neighbors have both warmth and undercurrents. On this day, a shabby 28-inch bicycle creaked to a stop at the gate of a courtyard, and a young man named Chu Tian got off the bicycle. He had just come to Beijing from other places to seek refuge with distant relatives here, and temporarily lived in a small house in this courtyard. Chu Tian was thin and had a rustic vigor from the countryside. He was wearing old clothes that had been washed white, carrying a slightly worn canvas bag, standing at the gate of the courtyard, his eyes full of longing for a new life. However, he could never have imagined that he was about to step into a world full of challenges. The residents of the courtyard were full of curiosity about this sudden outsider, but also a bit xenophobic. Especially a few gangsters in the alley, headed by Wang Ermaizi, who were idle all day and loved to bully newcomers. They looked at Chu Tian's honest appearance and came up with bad ideas. Chu Tian had just arrived and was not familiar with the rules of the Siheyuan. On the first morning, he got up early and prepared to go to the public toilet at the entrance of the alley to wash up. Not long after he walked out of the Siheyuan, he was stopped by Wang Ermaizi and others. Wang Ermaizi, with a cigarette in his mouth and his head tilted, looked at Chu Tian with a playful look on his face.