Chronicle of the 70s

PS: Pay attention, first read Chapter 121 then this one, as Chapter 121 has had some content changes.

Xi Yunmei and Lu Xun named their son Lu Ping’an. It is said that his birth was difficult because he was a large baby, which caused suffering for both child and mother. Lu Xun was heartbroken for his wife and child, so he named the child Lu Ping’an, hoping his son would live a safe and peaceful life. Perhaps the name really worked, as the child managed to escape danger several times.

A little more than two years old, the child was incredibly mischievous. As soon as he entered the door, he started chasing chickens, ducks, and geese with a willow branch, not staying still for a moment. Grandpa Li, however, watched with delight and kept saying that a child should be a bit naughty, otherwise, they’d lack vitality.

During a meal, the Qin brothers went fishing, saying they would make boiled fish for dinner to treat the guests. Xi Yunmei held her sleeping son and lay on the kang with Li Xianglu, discussing the current situation in the capital.

Xi Yunmei had moved her food registration to the county, and the Lu Family’s situation in the capital was quite delicate. To prevent their rival from repeating their previous actions, Lu Xun had sent his people directly to the remote mountains. He did not believe anyone would dare to abduct his child from a rural area in Guanzhong.

Only with stability in the rear can one act without hesitation in the front.

With the addition of Lu Ping’an, laughter and cheer were often heard in Mr. Li’s courtyard.

Lu Ping’an was a clever child, adept at reading situations and expressions. Whenever he did something mischievous, he would act as if nothing had happened, and when discovered, he would look innocently as if he had been forced to misbehave.

Xi Yunmei was surprised to see Li Xianglu reading many books every day, including some entirely in foreign languages.