Transmigrated as My Aunt in the 70s

Tian Sisi has been maintaining correspondence with her new best friend, Liu Qiqi. The two little girls got along swimmingly, especially since they shared a common hobby—collecting dolls.

Qiqi had always wanted to visit Yuequan Village, but last time when Tian Sisi came back for summer vacation, she had already started school. And with school resuming, she hadn’t found time to visit; so, in their letters, they made a pact to come play once winter vacation started, and called on Hu Weichao, Hu Weixin, and others to join them in catching wild rabbits and pheasants on the mountain.

In early November, Hu Weiwen went to Inner Mongolia to assist in the border construction efforts. According to Qiqi, on the day Weiwen left, his young aunt and young mother-in-law were in floods of tears at the station. The other people there were crying too; the whole station was in tears, which made her eyes swell from crying as well.

With Tian Aiguo there, Hu Weiwen probably wouldn’t meet the same fate as in his previous life, right? Tian Sisi was very satisfied with how things were developing. Many aspects of this life were different from the last. In this life, she was determined to make everyone who cared for and loved her very happy.

Winter break arrived quickly. Tian Sisi and Jianguo both attended the end-of-term school exams, and both of their grades were good, both scoring above 95. Jianguo performed even better, with 100 in math and 98 in Chinese, still the top of the class.

Jianguo had grown quite a bit taller, estimated to be around 145cm, and had become a resolute young man. Brother Shou Jizu had also been doing well over the past few months. Although he was still slow in his work, he was now halfway to being a farmer, and he was believed to become a qualified farmer after some more time.

Just a few days into the winter vacation, Tian Mantong brought Hu Weichao, Hu Weixin, and Qiqi over. Zhang Mingliu, seeing that Tian Sisi had guests, magnanimously gave Tian Sisi leave to entertain her visitors.

Liu Qiqi was still very polite outside, sweet-mouthed and pretty, standing beside Tian Sisi like sisters, quite endearing.

Tian Xinhua and He Chengsi were not home, and Hu Weichao and Hu Weixin were slightly disappointed. However, their disappointment did not last long. Without Tian Xinhua, there was still Tian Qinghua. He was also an expert at having fun, and he, along with Tang Qiubai, led Hu Weixin and the brothers on a wild romp over the hills. Tian Sisi and Liu Qiqi joined them.

Yuequan Village had just experienced a snowfall, and the snow scene on the mountain was incredibly beautiful, as if donning a coat of snow white. Children from the city have never seen such beauty. Hu Weixin and his brother were a bit better off, having been here a few times before.