Chapter 387 The Lion Opens His Mouth 3

The sisters were all famous beauties. Wang Zhengjun had high standards. He was good-looking, sweet-mouthed, well-educated, and elegant. Some young ladies from landlords and city girls also liked him. However, he thought he was very strong-willed and did not need to marry into the family. The woman was rich and he was poor. Wouldn't it be considered as marrying into the family of a rich man in the eyes of outsiders? Moreover, he looked down on those girls because they were too ordinary and not as pretty as his own sisters. He rejected them righteously.

Not to mention, after his rejection of these young ladies was spread, he was evaluated as "strong-willed" on the surface. His tail almost rose to the sky, and he was more proud.

Liu Jinhua had white skin, big eyes, and a slim figure. Somehow she fell in love with Wang Zhengjun.

Liu Jinhua was very smart and scheming, so Wang Zhengguo did not include her in the list of candidates for his brother's wife. However, she grasped Wang Zhengjun's psychology, and she had no sisters or brothers in her family. After a few times, Wang Zhengjun would not marry anyone but her.

When Wang Zhengjun married Liu Jinhua, Liu Jinhua brought almost all of her family's assets.

It is said that she promised her parents that she would take care of them after marrying Wang Zhengguo.

The two villages are close to each other, and the Wang family has many brothers, so it doesn't matter if there is one more Wang Zhengjun or one less Wang Zhengjun.

The Liu family had only one daughter, and they were afraid that no one would take care of them in their old age. They believed her words and gave Liu Jinhua's five acres of thin land and all their savings as a dowry. Who knew that Liu Jinhua had just gotten married when Old Lady Liu got pregnant and gave birth to a big fat boy at the age of forty, which caused a sensation.

Having a son is different from not having a son, so Old Man Liu wanted to get back the five acres of thin land.

He had a son, and he had to plan for his son's future.

Unexpectedly, Liu Jinhua turned her face and refused to recognize her, saying that the dowry sent out was like water poured out after a daughter was married off, and there was no reason to take it back. Liu was so angry that he fell seriously ill and almost died.

There were mistakes. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Liu family was classified as lower peasants, with the best class status, while Liu Jinhua's dowry land was nationalized. If it were not only five acres of thin land, and the class status was determined by the father, the couple might have been classified as poor and lower-middle peasants. Middle peasants are people with a small amount of land, provided that they work themselves and have not exploited others.

Not long after, the city's coal mine recruited workers. Wang Zhengguo, who was the village chief at the time, had several quotas and distributed them to the strong laborers in the village, but only one Wang Zhengjun was finally selected. The reason was very simple. He was literate, sweet-mouthed, and good-looking, so he was selected at once.

Wang Zhengjun had a city hukou, but Liu Jinhua did not. She and her child still had rural hukou.

Wang Zhengjun ate commercial grain, while Liu Jinhua had to earn work points on the farm to get food rations. In this regard, Wang Zhengguo was not partial at all. If you didn't work and didn't get work points, you wouldn't get food. The relationship between the two brothers was really bad in those years.

Later, Wang Zhengjun found a way to bring Liu Jinhua and the children to live in the city. In the first one or two years, Liu Jinhua had to come back to work and earn work points to get some food to bring back. After one or two years, she stopped coming. It was said that her household registration was settled and she ate commercial grain. Anyway, except for Wang Jiao's marriage, Wang Zhengjun came back once, and they haven't been seen in the past five or six years.

Now Wang Zhengjun has appeared again, asking for hundreds of kilograms of food. To be honest, Wang Zhengguo was very surprised.