Reborn, taking my wife to college

Li Changyan was determined to go out and have fun, and she wanted to have a great night.

Seeing her like this, Li Jia also gave it a try.

When the two girls walked to the gate of the playground, Lin Yuchen and Liu Haoran came over on their bicycles.

Liu Haoran waved at them: "Come up."

Li Changyan waved his hand, signaling them to continue walking: "Sit down after you get out of the school gate. You go first. Jiajia and I will go over there."

Liu Haoran wanted to say that there was no need to go through so much trouble, but was stopped by Lin Yuchen: "Okay, then we'll go to the school gate and wait for you, you guys just walk over slowly."

Li Changyan and Lin Yuchen looked at each other, nodded, and were in a good mood.

tacit agreement!

Lin Yuchen and Liu Haoran rode their bikes to the school gate and met Lin Zhexu on the way.

"Achen, are you going out?"

Lin Yuchen: "Yes, I have something to do outside. I guess I won't be able to go to the evening self-study class tonight. If any teacher asks, please cover for me."

Lin Yuchen and Lin Zhexu were desk mates. He was obviously a little surprised to hear what Lin Yuchen said.

As a childhood friend, Lin Zhexu knew Lin Yuchen very well. He didn't look like someone who would skip classes, but he didn't ask much. After agreeing, he just reminded him not to come back to school too late at night.

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At 7:30 in the night market, the lights are on and the diners are flocking in.

Although the night market is not well-known, it is the "white moonlight" of many low-level workers. It is enough for the workers to temporarily relieve their work fatigue and for the students to temporarily forget the pressure of study. Amid the crowds, they can feel unprecedented relaxation while strolling around.

Li Changyan stood on the street and looked to the end of the street, where almost all of them were food shops and food stalls.

Braised goose, beef balls, casserole porridge, Chaoshan rice noodle rolls, rice noodle shops, porridge hot pot, beef shops...

In addition to the shops on both sides, what are more attractive are the moving stalls with flashing lights.

Grilled oysters for one dollar each, grilled squid for three skewers for ten dollars, fried rice noodles for seven dollars...the air is filled with the delicious smell of food.

Li Changyan and Liu Haoran both pay much attention to food, and they have been eager to try it.

"Are you ready?" Li Changyan asked.

Liu Haoran was about to respond when Li Jia stopped him: "Yanyan, let's go to another street to walk around and digest the food, and then come back to eat later, otherwise we will be full all at once."

Li Changyan felt that what Li Jia said made sense. After all, they had just finished dinner not long ago and they certainly couldn't eat much now.

However, she still insisted on buying two portions of fresh-cut fruit, a unique Chaoshan cooking method, one for the boys and one for the girls.

The four people ate fruit and walked towards another street.

The roads here are all interconnected, and it is easy to get lost by turning around in the alleys.

Li Changyan herself is a person with poor sense of direction. Fortunately, with Lin Yuchen around, she can go out without using her brain.

Lin Yuchen wanted to hold her hand and walk with her, but Li Changyan disagreed. She wanted to eat while walking, and holding hands would affect her performance.

As I was walking, I passed by a pawn shop. Judging from the building, this shop is quite old.

Li Changyan and Li Jia both found it magical. They had only seen pawn shops in TV dramas before, but had never seen one in real life.

"Come on, let's go in and take a look." Li Changyan excitedly pulled Li Jiajia and was about to go in.

Li Jia stopped her and said, "We have nothing to pawn or redeem, so we can just go in?"

Li Changyan: "What's the big deal? Just go in and take a look. It's just like when we go to a bookstore or a clothing store, we don't have to buy anything before we can go in. It's okay. It's not against the law to take a look."

Li Jia was pulled in directly by Li Changyan.

Lin Yuchen and Liu Haoran followed the two of them inside.

As soon as you enter the door, you will see two tall counters surrounded by wooden railings on the left and right sides, with the words "Pawn" and "Redemption" hung on the sides respectively.

The outside of the counter is not connected, but the inside is connected so insiders can pass through.

The furnishings in the house are all old items, even the railings reveal a sense of age.

Li Changyan stood on tiptoe to take a look inside the fence, but the counter was too high and he could only vaguely see an old abacus on the wooden table.

Since the shop owner was not there, the four people did not dare to stay for long. They just took a quick look and then left.

As soon as he left the house, Li Changyan muttered, "It seems that no one pawns things now."

Liu Haoran recalled: "My grandparents told stories about how they experienced famine when they were young and the family was so poor that my great-grandmother pawned her dowry."

"I wanted to redeem it when life got better, but the famine lasted so long that the redemption period had already passed by the time life got better. My great-grandfather was also sold by the pawnshop. I have always felt bad about this..."

Li Changyan stuffed a piece of fruit into Li Jia's mouth, and then threw another piece into his own mouth: "Grandpa and his generation experienced a lot of things that we haven't experienced now. I heard from my grandfather that he even fought against the Japanese. He was young at that time, only in his teens, and he dared to join the People's Liberation Army... Hey, look, there is a college here..."

As we approached, we found that the academy was simple and solemn, with a tall red wall on the right and four entrances in total. The first three entrances were halls, and the back entrance was a building.

Lin Yuchen took out his mobile phone and searched the internet for the origin of the academy: "The academy has been established for 127 years. During the imperial examination period of the Qing Dynasty, it cultivated many talented people."

"In March 1925, when Chiang Kai-shek, president of the Whampoa Military Academy, and Zhou Enlai, director of the Political Department, led troops on an expedition to the East, the headquarters was set up here. Zhou Enlai lived in the right room, and Chiang Kai-shek lived in the left room. Also staying in the academy were Soviet adviser General Galen and others."

"On March 3, the main force of Chen Jiongming, Lin Hu's army, was defeated at Dagong Mountain, achieving a "great victory". This battle laid the foundation for the victory of the National Revolutionary Army's Eastern Expedition."

"** Academy is a revolutionary site and revolutionary memorial building of great significance. It has a profound cultural atmosphere and a strong historical flavor. It always preserves beautiful memories of the history of cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party and provides useful enlightenment to people."

The three of them listened to Lin Yuchen's popular science presentation and looked at the academy in front of them with a strong red color. They could already imagine the exciting red stories that happened to it.

Unfortunately, it is evening now and the academy is closed.

The four continued walking and came to another street where there was a very obvious road sign with "Jiefang Road" written on it. There were many historical buildings on both sides of the road, including many arcades. These buildings preserved the style of commercial streets in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

"Wow! What a loss! We have been studying here for two years. If we hadn't had the sudden idea to come out for a stroll tonight, we wouldn't know that there are so many historical treasures hidden here." Li Changyan patted the stone tablet and said very sadly.

They seldom came here to stroll around before. Every time they came, they came to the mall with a strong purpose to buy things. After shopping, they went home directly and missed so many meaningful and beautiful sights.