Siheyuan: Pushing Huairu, the Prime Minister admits defeat

Zhang Yilei was envious, but he was completely unaware of Li Weijun's inner struggle. Although Li Weijun pretended to be calm on the surface, he was actually in unspeakable pain deep in his heart. This pain was like a thorn that pierced deeply into his throat, making it difficult for him to let go and swallow.

Whenever Li Weijun thought of the dispute between Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng, he felt extremely anxious.

He was worried that the fight between the two would eventually affect innocent people, and might even implicate himself. Although he tried his best to remain neutral, it became extremely difficult to maintain balance in this situation. He realized that even though the two women seemed to be tearing each other apart, they were actually losing their own face.

Li Weijun knew that he played a key role in this dispute. He understood that there were complex emotional factors behind the dispute between Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng.

This emotional entanglement not only makes their relationship tense, but also makes their situation very embarrassing. He hopes to find a proper way to solve this problem, but at present, no satisfactory answer has been found.

Whenever it was late at night and everyone was asleep, Li Weijun would often sit alone in front of the window, looking at the starry sky outside, his heart filled with worries.

He reflected on his relationship with Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng, trying to find the root of the problem. He knew that it would take a lot of patience and wisdom to solve this problem. He didn't want to see anyone get hurt, especially these two people who were very important to him.

Li Weijun began to think whether it was possible to get Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng to sit down and communicate their thoughts and feelings face to face.

He believed that only through frank communication could problems be truly solved and misunderstandings eliminated. He planned to find a suitable time to invite the two of them to sit down and have a good talk, although he knew it would not be an easy task.

At the moment of making the decision, Li Weijun seemed to relax a little. He knew that this road would not be easy, but he was ready and determined to face everything with a positive attitude.

He believed that as long as everyone could open their hearts and communicate sincerely, they would be able to find a solution to the problem, but there had never been the right time.

The situation at this moment is like a confrontation between two opposing forces, and the atmosphere of tension is extremely intense.

In addition to the tense confrontation between Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng, the atmosphere around them also became extremely tense, which not only made everyone on the scene feel an invisible pressure, but also made the surrounding courtyard neighbors curious.

As the dispute between Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng became more and more intense, more and more neighbors were attracted. They stood on tiptoe, as if someone was grabbing them by the neck, and kept looking towards the front yard.

Some of these neighbors were curious, while others were concerned about the development of the situation. They gathered together and whispered, trying to guess the ins and outs of this dispute.

Under such circumstances, the originally quiet courtyard suddenly became bustling. People gathered in the courtyard, some gathered around the windows, some stood at the door, and some even climbed onto the roof, just to see the excitement of this "battle". Their eyes were full of curiosity and expectation, as if this was a rare drama performance.

As time went on, the atmosphere of confrontation between Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng became more intense. This tense scene not only attracted more viewers, but also made the atmosphere of the entire courtyard more tense. The surrounding neighbors began to realize that this was not just a simple quarrel, but involved complex emotional entanglements and issues of personal dignity.

In such an atmosphere, everyone held their breath involuntarily, waiting for the next development. They didn't know how this dispute would end, but everyone knew that this would be an unforgettable scene in their memory.

As the crowd of onlookers continued to grow, Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng also realized the changes in their surroundings. They began to feel the pressure from the onlookers, which forced them to reconsider their actions and words. In this situation, they began to realize that there are many ways to solve the problem, and the confrontational approach in front of them may not be the best choice.

At this moment, Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng both began to think about how to calm the dispute and restore the tranquility of the courtyard. They knew that only through sincere communication and understanding could they truly solve the problem and eliminate misunderstandings.

But I am forced into a situation where I have no way out and can only move forward and backward.

As the dispute between Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng became more and more intense, more and more neighbors came to join in the fun. The crowds almost filled the entire courtyard, and there was almost no place to step.

Even though Song Laogou, who came after hearing the news, was trying to drive them away, and Zhang Yunzhen was also trying to persuade everyone to disperse, it didn't seem to have much effect.

Among the crowd, some stood on tiptoe and stretched their necks to try to see more clearly; some asked loudly from behind what was going on; others whispered and speculated about the cause of the dispute. This scene not only made the originally quiet courtyard unusually noisy, but also made the confrontation between Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng even more tense.

The efforts of Song Laogou and Zhang Yunzhen did not produce any noticeable results. Song Laogou waved his arms and tried to disperse the crowd, but his voice was soon drowned out by the noisy voices.

Zhang Yunzhen persuaded the neighbors who were watching the scene while anxiously looking at Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng, fearing that the situation would deteriorate further. Although the two of them tried their best to maintain order, it seemed to have little effect.

As the number of onlookers continued to increase, the scene became more and more chaotic. Some children were also attracted and curiously shuttled among the crowd. Neighbors took out their mobile phones and took pictures of this scene, hoping to leave this rare memory. In this situation, Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng both felt unprecedented pressure.

In this era, people's entertainment life is too scarce. In that era of relative material poverty, few people would be willing to watch a shadow play unless it was a festival. As a traditional folk art form, shadow play is deeply loved by people, but due to economic constraints, many people can only have the opportunity to appreciate it on special days.

As for those model operas, in most cases they were mass activities organized by factories or units, and people were able to watch them for free. These model operas often had strong educational significance and social functions, and were intended to promote spirituality. They were usually shown in factory auditoriums or community cultural stations, and became an important part of people's spiritual life at that time.

However, for those young couples who are in the midst of passionate love, they would rather spend a few cents to go to the cinema to watch a few model operas. This is not only a way for them to express their emotions, but also a rare opportunity to enjoy their own world.

Cinemas became one of the popular places for young people to date. Although the ticket price was not high, it was still a considerable expense for most people at that time. Therefore, being able to watch a movie together became a luxurious and romantic experience.

Against this backdrop, whenever a new model opera was released, the cinemas were always packed.

People lined up in long queues, patiently waiting to get in. For young couples, this is not only a movie-watching experience, but also a special social activity. They will discuss the plot after the movie, share their feelings, and deepen their understanding and feelings for each other.

In this era, although the entertainment methods were relatively simple, people were still able to find fun and satisfaction in them. These simple yet precious entertainment activities became the common memories of people of that era and an important carrier of their emotional communication.

In this extremely monotonous life, even the storytellers' stories could become a long-lasting topic of conversation after dinner. As a traditional oral art form, storytelling was deeply loved by people at that time.

With their rich imagination and vivid narrative skills, storytellers tell various historical stories and folk legends, allowing people to find fun in their ordinary lives.

Whenever the storyteller appeared in a teahouse or a market, he would always attract a large group of listeners to sit around and listen carefully to every story.

Now, Li Weijun, who was in the limelight, was suddenly "destroyed" by two women, and this incident quickly became the focus of people's discussion. As a leader of the younger generation of Siheyuan, Li Weijun has always been the focus of everyone's attention.

His achievements and performance not only won honor for the country, but also won him widespread praise. However, this incident was unexpected and became a topic of discussion on the street.

The dispute between Ji Xiaotao and Jiang Xifeng, as well as their relationship entanglement with Li Weijun, quickly became the focus of everyone's attention.

Whether in the streets or in teahouses and taverns, people were discussing this matter enthusiastically. Some people sympathized with Li Weijun and thought that he should not be treated like this; others stood in the perspective of Ji Xiaotao or Jiang Xifeng and analyzed the reasons behind their actions.

This topic not only became a topic of conversation after dinner, but also a bond for neighbors to communicate with each other. By discussing this matter, everyone not only increased their understanding of Li Weijun and the people around him, but also deepened their communication with each other. In that era when entertainment life was relatively scarce, such events undoubtedly added a touch of color to people's lives.

As time goes by, people's attention to this incident will never fade away, and it still leaves a deep impression. It can even be said that it is exaggerated and made to sound very detailed.

Moreover, both girls were of distinguished family backgrounds, at least, they were the type of ladies from wealthy families, which increased their curiosity and made them join in the fun and watch the show.

In the middle courtyard of the quadrangle, Qin Huairu, who had just finished washing clothes, heard the noise outside and went over in confusion.

She rolled up her sleeves and carried the laundry basin as she walked carefully through the crowd, trying to see Li Weijun who was surrounded by everyone.

Qin Huairu is a careful person. She always quietly does things for everyone within her ability. When she was washing clothes today, she vaguely heard the noise outside, and she couldn't help but feel curious. She put down her work and decided to go see what happened.

When she squeezed through the crowd and finally saw Li Weijun surrounded by everyone, she couldn't help feeling a little surprised.

Qin Huairu looked at Li Weijun's expression and found that he seemed a little tired and helpless. She knew that such a scene would definitely not be an easy thing for Li Weijun to deal with. As someone who often helps residents in the courtyard to resolve disputes, Qin Huairu decided to step forward to help.

She gently patted the shoulder of Yang Ruihua, who was joining in the fun, and said in a gentle voice: "Third Aunt, if there is anything, we can sit down and have a good chat and see if we can find a solution."

Although Qin Huairu's words were simple, they were full of concern and understanding. She hoped that through her own efforts, she could help Li Weijun get out of his current predicament.

Qin Huairu's appearance seemed to ease the atmosphere a little. Her words were also agreed by others, and everyone expressed their support for Qin Huairu's proposal.

At this moment, Qin Huairu was so depressed that she wanted to say something more. Yang Ruihua, the third aunt beside her, quickly added an explanation and acted as a spectator: "Huairu, hey, you don't know how many tricks and twists and turns there are in this. Otherwise, I would say that men become bad when they have money. Look at Chen Shimei, who was beheaded by Bao Gong with a dog-head guillotine. He was a heartless man. Now it seems that Li Weijun has made progress, but his character has definitely become bad. He is a playboy and has a lot of tricks in his mind."

"Oh, no way, Third Aunt, you must be mistaken, I remember that Li Weijun is definitely not such a person. Li Weijun's reputation in our courtyard is obvious to all. I have never heard that Li Weijun would fail in relationships between men and women. There must be something fishy about this matter. Otherwise, let's not make a conclusion before we figure out the reason for the matter."

Although Qin Huairu's face turned pale and her hands holding the basin trembled slightly, she quickly cheered up, concealed her emotions well, and walked forward calmly, ready to observe the situation carefully.

Third Aunt Yang Ruihua is an old fox. After so many years of gossiping in Siheyuan, she still has some ability to read people's expressions. She did so just by looking at Qin Huairu's slight fluctuations in words and combining it with the fact that everyone in Siheyuan had been gossiping seriously after dinner during this period of time.

He had already made a rough guess in his mind, but he followed Qin Huairu calmly, and comforted her intentionally or unintentionally with words: "It's okay, this is the experience of those who have been through it, all men are bad."