More than half of the packages were directly moved into Lu Jiang’s home and given to Feng Qingxue. Panting, Cao Hui said, "Sister, these are all from Xibao’s grandpa, his godfather, his Grandpa Cheng and Grandma Cheng, his Aunt Chen, and Uncle Shen."
He finished in one breath, and it left Wang Xinru utterly confused.
"Who are these people you’re talking about?"
Song Gang’s spirit was not very good, but he did not forget to hold Xibao in his arms, the two brothers affectionately talking. After hearing Wang Xinru’s question, he explained to his mother who he had already recognized after getting out of the car, "Xibao’s grandpa is Grandpa Lu, Xibao’s godfather is Uncle Zhao Anbang, Xibao’s Grandpa Cheng and Grandma Cheng are the city mayor. After Xibao and his auntie left on their long journey, they visited our house several times, and they treated Xibao very respectfully! Aunt Chen and Uncle Shen are Aunt Chen Xueniang and Uncle Shen Feihong. They specifically asked dad to bring things for Xibao."
The shy little boy who came to the Lu Family at the age of four has grown up and become sensible, talking very fluently.
"What Gangzi said is correct, Brother Anbang’s sister-in-law knows about it. As for the others, sister-in-law hasn’t met them, so of course she doesn’t know who they are." As Feng Qingxue spoke, she asked Cao Hui what he had brought.
Cao Hui took a few sips of water and said, "Xibao’s grandpa was afraid that you and Ajiang would starve Xibao, so he specifically asked me to bring you two bags of flour, one fifty-pound bag of cornmeal, and one fifty-pound bag of white flour. The rest are all food, drinks, necessities, and clothes. I’m not sure who sent them. I didn’t look closely at the packages and bags that Xibao’s grandpa packed. Anyway, they’re all yours, and you can look at them later. I’ll give you the documents for you and Xibao’s household registration transfer first. Once you submit them, you can establish your hukou."
Feng Qingxue and Xibao, originally rural hukou holders, transferred to the army’s stationed area, and their status changed to urban hukou.
The biggest difference between urban hukou and rural hukou is that urban hukou holders are allowed to buy commodity grains and enjoy the benefits of subsidiary food.
Once all procedures are done, they can receive an unemployment subsidy given to army dependents. It’s a basic living standard, available only to those residing in the area where the troops are stationed, not to urban residents. But Feng Qingxue’s job assignment came quickly, so they won’t be able to get the subsidy.
The troop has arranged for her to be a health worker, under Guo Xiuying’s direction; in fact, it’s another title for a military nurse.
Upon receiving the instructions, seeing Lu Jiang’s worried expression, Feng Qingxue couldn’t help but laugh, chiding him, "Don’t act in front of others, otherwise, people will say we don’t appreciate what we have."
Her job was a cause of envy among many army dependents.
As Guo Xiuying said, not everyone had such an opportunity.
Lu Jiang looked at her stomach, "You’re pregnant now, have to take care of Xibao, and will be a health worker, which requires constant observation of soldiers’ health and other issues. It is energy-consuming." He was indeed worried about his wife getting tired and feared that in the future, she would have to follow the army’s orders and go to the battlefield. This was not about willingness, all soldiers must obey commands.
Feng Qingxue touched his face, "These are not problems."
In the 21st century, how many professional women start their leave only when they reach their due dates? Why couldn’t she? She also wanted to have her own career, whether in the 21st century or in this era.
Guo Xiuying followed Zhao Yong, and she wanted to follow Lu Jiang.
...I got a headache researching the military medical information. I have an older cousin and a classmate who are soldiers, but I can’t contact them, and they can’t casually disclose army information. If anyone has relevant information, please actively leave a comment, otherwise, I will have to make things up.