Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

Continuing to read the letter, Feng Qingxue saw that Feng Qingyun mentioned she met Christine in Paris.

Christine fondly remembered the times they met in the Capital and was especially happy to see Feng Qingyun.

A slight smile played on Feng Qingxue’s lips. Meeting a friend in a foreign land is a pleasure in life. Even though they aren’t from the same country, friendship knows no boundaries.

Feng Qingyun further mentioned visiting Christine’s home, where she was warmly welcomed by Christine’s parents; they had delightful conversations. Thanks to Christine, she got to attend a few high-society banquets. She didn’t embarrass her country and impressed many foreign friends with her singing, earning an invitation to a rather renowned concert where the main performer was a famous local musician.

Music transcends borders; a pure voice easily wins the admiration of peers.

Not bad, my little sister is doing so well.

Feng Qingxue felt very relieved. She immediately wrote back to her sister, encouraging her to study diligently overseas, continue honing her musical skills, and not return home in the short term. This text is hosted at novel•fire.net

It’s just a pity for Li Jiaoyang, a young man who still has to wait longer.

Feng Qingxue bit the tip of her pen and continued writing.

A woman who studies and works seriously is the most beautiful. In this age of gender equality, one shouldn’t be burdened by family.

After an inspection, the letter was sent out smoothly. Grasping her sister’s remittance slip, Feng Qingxue took time to go to the bank for an exchange, and she received a thick stack of foreign exchange notes.

Since the elderly and the children weren’t with her and she didn’t lack anything, she didn’t spend it. Anyway, it wasn’t due until the end of the year, so there was no rush.

Soon it was the Lantern Festival, and she was still alone. Too lazy to make steamed lanterns, she let the day pass as it was.