Siheyuan starts from a good life

"These are clothes made for you. You can try them on."

Jiang Yan took Jiang Sirui to his jeep, took out a coat from the trunk and handed it to Jiang Sirui.

This coat was custom-made by Jiang Yan in a clothing store after he visually inspected Jiang Sirui's figure.

The clothes were made of down, which was what Jiang Yan had leftover. He used two kilograms for the top and one kilogram for the pants.

You know, one pound of down can have the same thermal insulation effect as two pounds of cotton. If you pass this on, you won't be afraid of minus twenty degrees Celsius outside. .

The style is the most popular Lenin suit style now. Jiang Yan made two pairs of such clothes, blue and gray, for him, but there was only one set of inner sleeves for the down jacket.

Jiang Sirui took Jiang Yan's clothes, took them off and tried them on. Don't tell me, they fit her perfectly.

"This dress is so light and has a very good thermal insulation effect."

After putting on his clothes, Jiang Sirui moved his hands and feet with a look of surprise on his face.

"It can be disassembled here. Just take out the inner liner. There are also pants. You can go back and put them on later."

Jiang Yan taught Jiang Sirui.

"What is this made of? It's so light."

"It's down, it has a better thermal insulation effect."

After saying this, Jiang Yan explained to Jiang Sirui what down was.

"Rirui, how about we go to the temple fair tomorrow together."

"Okay!" Jiang Sirui naturally agreed when he heard Jiang Yan's invitation. Seeing her like that, she was still a little cheery.

"Then I'll come and pick you up early tomorrow morning."

After Jiang Yan finished speaking, he handed other things he prepared to Jiang Sirui. After having a meal at Uncle Luo's house, Jiang Yan drove the jeep towards his home.

Changdian was one of the most important temple fairs in old Sijiucheng. Visiting Changdian during the Spring Festival was a great pleasure for Sijiucheng people. Changdian is located in the Liulichang area outside Hepingmen. Every year from the first to the fifteenth day of the first lunar month, there is a temple fair, which is the most lively place. At that time, few people do not visit Changdian.

Early in the morning on the second day of junior high school, Jiang Yan drove in the rain and rushed to the courtyard where Jiang Sirui lived.

I heard that the little girl He Yuyu was very active in going to the temple fair today. She hung around Jiang Yan during the meal. Seeing that I couldn't help Jiang Yan, he could only drive her with her. As for the others, if they wanted to go, they could figure out their own solution.

"Brother-in-law, I have no objection to following you today!"

At the entrance of the compound, Jiang Yan saw Liu Tingting and Jiang Sirui waiting there.

Jiang Yan was very happy when he heard Liu Tingting's words when he got off the car. It seemed that he didn't give away yesterday's things in vain, so he didn't help.

"What are you talking about? You haven't even gotten in the car yet," Jiang Sirui hit Liu Tingting and got into the passenger seat of the car with a red face.

"Originally, when we fall in love, we don't let anyone talk about it. It's really old feudal." Liu Tingting curled her lips, opened the back seat door and got in.

"This is my sister He Yuyu from the yard."

"Yu Yu, this is your sister Tingting, and sister Ruirui."

After getting in the car, Jiang Yan introduced them to each other.

"Hello, sister Yuyu," Jiang Sirui greeted with a slightly red face.

"Hello sister-in-law, hello sister Tingting."

Hearing He Yuyu's name, Jiang Sirui's face turned even redder, but Jiang Yan felt secretly happy that He Yuyu was really smart.

"Sister-in-law, you are so beautiful." He Yuyu said again after sitting down.

Hearing He Yuyu's words, Jiang Sirui turned back and reached out to touch He Yuyu's head, and said, "Yu Yu, you are also beautiful."

Jiang Yan felt that women's friendships were sometimes strange. Take the two girls, one big and one small. They became familiar with each other after a while, especially He Yuyu and Liu Tingting who were sitting in the back row. They were chattering in the back. We started chatting and laughed happily.

Changdian is not far from Jiang Sirui's compound, and Jiang Yan arrived at his destination in ten minutes of driving.

After waiting, Jiang Yan discovered that people from all the forty-nine cities seemed to be here, and the people were really crowded.

After Jiang Yan found a place to park the car, he took the three people to wander around the temple fair. As for looking for He Yuzhu and the others, forget it! How can I find this person when there are so many people? I already brought two light bulbs with me, why am I still leading a group of people?

"Tanghulu!"

"Aiwowo!"

In the temple fair, various hawking sounds are heard one after another. These things are very attractive to children.

No, He Yuyu and Liu Tingting were selling Tangren and couldn't move any further. They looked at Jiang Yan eagerly.

Seeing the pitiful looks in these two people's eyes, Jiang Yan directly paid for a candy figure for each of them.

Although public-private partnership has begun, the current target of public-private partnership is only that kind of shops. Mobile vendors like these have not yet been included. However, Jiang Yan speculates that as the process of public-private partnership accelerates, these vendors will probably be included. It seems like this in the future. It is estimated that there will be fewer vendors selling so many snacks at the temple fair in the future.

Starting from the candy seller, the two people, one big and one small, completely entered the foodie mode, shuttling in front of various food stalls. Jiang Yan was not busy. As long as they wanted to eat, they would just wave his hand, but most of the food still came in. In Jiang Yan's belly.

To be honest, this temple fair was just like that in Jiang Yan's eyes. After walking around for a while, Jiang Yan had nothing to buy. He came here just to feel the atmosphere here.

The products of any large shopping mall in later generations are superior to those of today, but the atmosphere of shopping and shopping is completely different, and people feel the touching feeling that they have not seen for a long time.

Who can remain untouched by this environment?

In the past few days during the Chinese New Year, parks such as the Working People's Cultural Palace, Beihai, and Taoranting in Forty-Nine City were bustling with people. They were open for free for three days and made people happy.

The Forbidden City, the Natural History Museum, the Zoo, there are so many places to visit.

People who can afford tickets or unit invoices can also go to Dahua Cinema to watch movies and go to Workers' Stadium to watch the circus.

After coming out of the circus, the pile of snacks I had eaten had been digested.

Jiang Yan was taking them to eat wontons at a time-honored wonton shop.

A large bowl of wontons only costs a dime, plus 20 taels of food stamps. Although the price is a bit expensive, you don’t need meat stamps! This actually surprised Jiang Yan.

Jiang Sirui told him that there are still several big hotels in the Forty-Nine Cities that do not require food stamps, but the prices are also ridiculously expensive. The most famous one is Lao Mo.

Lao Mo's full name is Moscow Restaurant, which is a special Russian-style Western restaurant opened in 1954. The architectural style is full of Russian sentiment. Under specific historical background conditions, it became the focus of the public at that time with its special and exotic cultural color.

The restaurant's early customers were mainly Soviet experts who aided China, officials stationed in China, and intellectuals who had returned from studying in Russia. Later, due to the higher prices, it was mainly patronized by cadres and their children.

Jiang estimated that in addition to entertaining foreigners, Lao Mo's other activities were probably to cut the leeks of the capitalists.

But Jiang Yan also noticed the envious look in Jiang Sirui's eyes when he talked about Lao Mo Lai.

In that era, being able to have a meal at Lao Mo was not only a matter of money, but more importantly, it was a status symbol.