Chapter 1356 The Last Day 3

On their last day in the capital, Feng Qingxue and Lu Jiang decided to take their children for a walk.

Although they had been in the capital for several days, they had not taken any serious fun. The couple felt a little sorry for their children.

Visiting friends and relatives and going out to eat do not count as shopping.

Xibao is a child who has seen big events and is very reserved. Fubao is also a little better. Now he is very quiet and a little lady. He doesn’t have much curiosity. The others are just bumpkins who have come to the city. They have seen him even in the past few days. There are many things I have never seen before, and pairs of eyes can't help but stare at the scenery on both sides of the road, reluctant to blink.

In addition to the buses they took, there were also taxis and cars on the street.

Guan Yu was curious and ran over to ask a few questions, but was frightened back by the conditions and fees for soliciting customers.

"Oh my God, it can easily cost dozens of yuan!" Guan Yu patted his chest. He and his brother could not earn dozens of yuan a year based on work points. The year before Lu Tianjun joined the army, his family's income was 100 yuan, and most of the living expenses were covered. It was all given to them by Lu Jiang and Feng Qingxue, and the bankbook was in Lu's father's hand. "And they only attract foreigners, not our Chinese!"

Feng Qingxue pursed her lips and smiled, "We're not going to sit down anyway, so it has nothing to do with us whether we are high or low."

Ping Zhengkai smiled and said: "It's not like we don't have a car, so why take someone else's taxi? The army has a car for leaders above the division level, but Comrade Lu only uses it very rarely."

It is also an anomaly in the army. Except for picking up family members or traveling for business, I don't use it at all.

Guan Yu and Lu Tianzhi stuck out their tongues and said in unison: "Uncle, aunt, where are we going?"

"where to?"

In fact, Feng Qingxue and Lu Jiang were also worried.

The capital does have many places of interest. After all, it was the capital of the last dynasty. It has the well-preserved Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, Prince Gong’s Mansion, the Temple of Heaven, the ruins of the Old Summer Palace, etc. But times are different. Everyone who takes the bus is bourgeois. The decadent life has turned into a convoy that only attracts foreign guests, let alone for fun?

Besides, disasters a few years ago damaged many places of interest and demolished many city gates, buildings, old cities and the like. All the staff of the Palace Museum went downstairs to participate in labor studies last year. Now they are waiting for the Palace Museum to Still closed.

After much thought, Lu Jiang and Feng Qingxue took their children to visit grocery stores and department stores.

As soon as he entered the grocery store, Lu Erxiong refused to leave.

His fat face was pressed against the glass of the pastry counter, and the salesperson could clearly see his flat face. She could also see the drool coming out of the corner of his mouth, which was as bright as his shining eyes. It reminded her of her for a long time. A little white fat guy from before.

Feng Qingxue felt embarrassed and reached out to catch him.

Even though Er Xiong was wearing thick clothes and looked bloated, he was very nimble. He was a soft and flexible little fat man. Avoiding his mother's hand, Lu Er Xiong said to the salesperson without being ashamed at all: "I want to eat cakes." cake!"

Very geographically straightforward.

"No money!" Feng Qingxue answered simply.

Upon hearing this, Dundun swallowed his saliva and said nothing, while Zhuangzhuang said to Lu Erxiong: "No money!"

Lu Erxiong's eyes wandered, "I'm rich!"

He lowered his head and rummaged through his small satchel and took out a handful of money, one, two, five, and at first glance it was about ten.

"Where did it come from?" Lu Jiang frowned.

Because their family was not lacking in food, clothing, housing and transportation, they did not have the habit of giving change to their children.