Rebirth has space, and the new love sends the bad husband to prison

At the moment when Captain Li was about to return to the German Investment Association, Liang Sumei mustered up her courage and called him softly: "Captain Li, can I ask you what was written on Liang Qing's note?" Her words were full of irrepressible curiosity.

Captain Li smiled slightly, nodded, and took out the note from his pocket and handed it to Liang Sumei. He had read the contents of the note before and found that it was somewhat inconsistent with the prisoner's confession and did not have much substantive value. He originally planned to throw it away directly, but he had not had time to deal with it. Now that Liang Sumei asked, let's do a favor. After all, this matter was ordered by the director himself to be investigated, and there must be something hidden. This rural girl Liang Sumei seems ordinary, who knows if she has some kind of unclear connection with the director.

After Liang Sumei expressed her gratitude to Captain Li, she unfolded the note in her hand and read it carefully. The note read: "Dear Captain Li, hello, I am Liang Sumei's cousin Liang Qing. Thank you very much for taking time out of your busy schedule to care about our family affairs. I will now tell you in detail what I know about the relationship between Liang Sumei and Liang Wang, hoping that it will be helpful to you in handling the case. As far as I know, Liang Sumei and Jiang Fu have met in many places, including the riverside, under the stone bridge at the entrance of Tianwa Village, the Emperor Temple, the cornfield, and the rice pond. The two of them pulled each other on the road. After Liang Sumei woke up from falling into the water, she promised Li Haifeng that she would go to Jiang's house to get married in three days..."

Looking at the contents of the note, Liang Sumei's anger instantly flared up. "Liang Qing! We are cousins ​​after all! In order to frame me, you actually said such ambiguous and misleading words to the government! You will eventually pay the price for your actions!"

They met by the river. She was not the only one washing clothes by the river. Jiang Fu just passed by her.

They met at the Emperor Temple under the stone bridge at the entrance of the village. This was the village's community fire during the New Year. The villagers all went under the bridge to worship the river god and to burn incense at the Emperor Temple. In the crowd, Jiang Fu and herself just brushed past each other, and Liang Qing also had a brief contact with him through the clothes.

Meeting the cornfield and the rice pond sounded even more absurd. It was obvious that when he and other villagers were working in the fields, Jiang Fu brought the gangsters to act arrogantly in the name of supervisors.

The talk of pulling and tugging on the road is even more ridiculous. Jiang Fu has a bad character. No matter which girl he sees, he will find an opportunity to take advantage of her. I almost fell victim to his attack that time, but fortunately I reacted in time and pushed his dirty hands away.

The three-day deadline was a helpless delaying tactic to buy time so that I could go to the town to report.

Yu Haiyang saw his teacher Qiu Guangming. He noticed that the teacher, who used to be slightly plump, had now become extremely thin, as if a gust of wind could blow him down. This sudden change shocked and intrigued Yu Haiyang, and his thoughts were surging.

He walked up to the teacher, his eyes full of concern, and asked with a trembling voice: "Teacher, why is this happening?" Qiu Guangming looked at him, a hint of warmth flashed in his eyes, and smiled and said: "It's just something not worth mentioning." The teacher's tone was calm and indifferent, as if those experiences were just passing clouds. But Yu Haiyang knew that there must be hardships and pains hidden behind that that the teacher was unwilling to mention. He nodded silently and did not ask any more questions.

If they made mistakes, they were either sent to the mountains, or arrested and sent to labor camps, or even imprisoned. Qiu Guangming, who was usually taciturn outside of work, was relatively better off, but he was not spared.

Such mental and physical torture is unbearable for Qiu Guangming, who is nearly 50 years old. He has devoted his life to education, but now he can only stay at home and has no place to live. His children have gone to work as educated youth thousands of miles away, and their contact with home has become sparse. His wife, who used to be his colleague, now has to find a job feeding pigs in the backyard of the canteen to make a living. The whole family can only rely on his wife's meager income to make a living, and their living conditions are even worse than those of the villagers in Tianwa Village.

Yu Haiyang actually knew a little about these movements, but he really didn't expect the situation to be so serious.

"Haiyang, do you have anything to do when you come to town this time?" Teacher Qiu's voice was full of concern, and a kind smile appeared on her face.

Yu Haiyang hesitated for a moment, then replied: "Teacher, actually, the police station asked me to help escort the two prisoners." He tried to speak slowly, fearing that he might accidentally mention the word "Germany Investment Association" which might touch the teacher's sensitive nerves. He didn't want the haggard teacher to be angry and worried because of him.

"Oh, when you were in school, I could see that you had a bright future. What position do you hold in the village committee now?" Qiu Guangming asked.

"Be a small clerk." Yu Haiyang scratched his head and smiled embarrassedly.

"That's right, you are still young and there will be plenty of opportunities in the future," Qiu Guangming comforted.

"Teacher, this time I came here, besides wanting to see you, I also want to seek some advice from you," Yu Haiyang said sincerely after a little hesitation.

"Seeking advice? What advice can I give you in my current state?" Qiu Guangming smiled bitterly at himself.

"Teacher, I just want to ask you, if I still want to continue studying this path, will it work?" Yu Haiyang looked at Qiu Guangming, his eyes flashing with eagerness, and his tone carrying a hint of uneasiness.

"According to the current situation..." Qiu Guangming lamented.

"But doesn't national construction require knowledgeable people? The doctors in our town hospital must also have medical knowledge!" Yu Haiyang asked.

"Yes, kid, that's why it's not feasible for the bad elements to keep striking. We should resume teaching and let the children learn something and put it into practice. Only then will the country make progress!" Qiu Guangming expressed his approval of Haiyang, saying that the boy combined knowledge with practice and looked at problems with a long-term perspective, which was very valuable.

"Oh! When will school start?" Yu Haiyang sighed to the sky.

"Since ancient times, knowledge has always been admired by people. This is an eternal truth. I firmly believe that in this new era full of new ideas and concepts, the admiration for knowledge will not only not weaken, but should become stronger. The start of school is a matter of sooner or later, but as for the specific time, it is hard to say," Qiu Guangming said in a firm tone.

Yu Haiyang nodded in agreement, but then frowned, "If I start school at the age of 80, I won't have the chance to learn anymore, ahhhh!"

"There is a big change every ten years. I believe that the country will realize the weakness of national strength caused by the lack of knowledge of the people in these few years. Children, maybe school will start again within ten years, and the college entrance examination will be restored to select talents." Qiu Guangming said.

"Teacher, do I still have a chance to be a doctor? I am 18 years old this year, and I will be 10 in another 28 years. If I don't give up studying during this period, then when school starts, I believe that I can still confidently prepare for the college entrance examination!" Yu Haiyang's confused heart suddenly became clear. Teacher Qiu has always been pragmatic and never speaks nonsense, so what he said about not more than 10 years is reliable. Yu Haiyang decided that he was willing to wait for these ten years. Ten years may seem long, but as long as he has firm beliefs and absorbs knowledge from books step by step, he believes that he will be able to reach the other side of that dream. Ten years is the deadline he gave himself. As long as it does not exceed this time, he will keep working hard and keep moving forward.