Three years is enough for Ginkgo biloba, a pseudo-baby, to know everything here.

She was born in the ninth month of the lunar calendar in the sixth and third years of northern Hubei in a village called Zhangjiawan.

There are more than 100 families in the village, most of them have the surname Zhang, and there are other surnames, but there are not many. At present, there is no field to the household, and everyone usually works together and divides the centimeters. If you are absent from work, there will be no centimeter on the day, similar to the later clock-in system.

At the end of the year, the village cadres will divide the grain and money according to the centimeters each person receives. Some children are taken to work at a very young age, after all, mosquitoes are meat no matter how small they are.

In this era, the food is precious, and the villagers are not rich, so they are more or less stingy.

Usually everyone has no entertainment, they like to get together and say that the east and the west are short, and some like to provoke, and they can't get used to seeing others live comfortably, and ginkgo biloba appears on their lips from time to time.

Ginkgo's grandfather, Old Man Li, participated in the revolution, was a Red Army, and fought devils. He was a down-to-earth person and did not have many ideals, and after the Liberation War, he returned to Chenjiawan and reunited with his wife and children.

The old leader arranged a job for him, working as a security guard at Shengli Farm near Chenjiawan, guarding the safety of the farm, with 28 yuan a month.

When he got home, he saw the white hair on his wife's head, the wrinkles on his face, his son's lameness, and a black and thin little girl, and he felt sorry for his old wife. It's not easy for these old wives, but fortunately, they are back, they still have jobs, and the people have to be the masters of the house, and the days will be better and better.

Because of Grandpa Li's relationship, the Li family is still very preferential in the village, and Li Dali's feet are inconvenient, so he is arranged to take care of the warehouse in the village, which is a light job.

The family lived a happy reunion life for several years, and the eldest grandson died in five or eight years, and the old man was hit, and then he got a cold.

Grandma Li is a strong woman, this old man was young and pulled her son to grow up alone, waiting for her husband to return without complaint.

When Li Dali was a few years old, Grandma Li took him to the mountains for refuge. The two of them ran into the mountain in a panic, and Li Dali rolled down the hillside with one foot in the air and fell to his foot. At that time, he and Cui Hong were also separated, there was no doctor, Grandma Li dealt with it indiscriminately, and finally her son became a lame.

After a few days, the village was quiet, and the living people returned home one after another.

Tian Shuang came to the Li family at this time.

The entire village was looted, and many people did not return. Tian Shuang's parents didn't get through it, her aunt was a powerful and advantageous person, and wanted to sell her, but there was chaos outside, and it was not safe to go out, so after thinking about it, she was directly kicked out of the house.

Tian Shuang's mother is a good person and has helped Grandma Li before. Grandma Li took Tian Shuang to find Aunt Tian to theorize, Aunt Tian was very thick-skinned, she didn't care about everyone's eyes at all, it was a good thing for her to have one less mouth, and asked Grandma Li not to meddle in her affairs, and if she was willing to take care of it, she would take the money-losing goods home, and make Grandma Li angry enough.

In a hurry, Grandma Li went to find Cui Hong, who had just returned home, Cui Hong could write, she asked Cui Hong to write a certificate and put her fingerprint on Aunt Tian, and from then on, Aunt Tian's family had nothing to do with Tian Shuang.

Grandma Li was a virtuous person, at that time, she just wanted to have a full stomach, and took Tian Shuang and Li Dali up the mountain every day to find food, dig wild vegetables, and work in the fields.

The three of them lived a frugal life, Grandpa Li was not at home, Li Dali had a problem with his feet, and everything was supported by Grandma Li and Tian Shuang, and this situation lasted until Grandpa Li came home, and the family's recent situation improved.

Tian Shuang and Li Dali got married in five or five years, at that time Grandpa Li worked on the farm, and he had money every month, and Grandma Li was kind, and there were still many families nearby who were willing to marry the girl to Li Dali, but Li Dali was unwilling.

He and Tian Shuang have known each other for more than ten years, fleeing together, starving together, looking for food together, Tian Shuang has never disliked his feet, and always secretly allocated the food in his bowl to Li Dali.

Li Dali is honest and kind, and in his heart, Tian Shuang has long been his daughter-in-law.

Grandma Li is very satisfied with Tian Shuang that she brought out by herself, she feels that Tian Shuang has a tough personality and can afford a family, and Grandpa Li completely listens to Grandma Li about finding a daughter-in-law.

After marriage, the family lived happily, and the only regret was the children.

Li Dali and Tian Shuang suffered from the cold when they were young, and when they grew up, Tian Shuang had to go to the field to earn work, and they had their first child after three years of marriage, and when they learned that they were pregnant, the whole family was very happy.

The child has not been in good health since birth, and Grandpa Li named him Gou'er, which is easy to feed, but the child still hasn't survived for a month.

The eldest grandson was gone, and Grandpa Li was devastated, and soon after he got a cold and died.

After Grandpa Li went, Grandma Li's spirit was not as good as before. She insisted on boiling an egg every day to replenish Tian Shuang's body. Two years later, Li Dali and Li Shuang's second child was born, and the child was born with bruises. Grandma Li gave her a name called the stone, and in the end, the stone was still lost in her arms.

Afterwards, Grandma Li went to Grandpa Li's grave to sit for an afternoon, which frightened Li Dali and Tian Shuang.

The old man was silent a lot since then, and she didn't usually talk much, as if she had a feeling, she handed over all the family's money to her son and daughter-in-law, and went to Grandpa Li and her two grandsons in a dream.

Because the couple died one after another and their children were gone, they were silent for a while, but Cui Hong came over from time to time to explain, and the two got better.

Cui Hong lives next door to Li Dali, she and Grandma Li were from the same village before she got married, and the two married together in Zhangjiawan.

Her father was a barefoot doctor, and Cui Hong studied medicine with him since she was a child. She works in the brigade's infirmary, so she doesn't have to go to the fields, and she usually goes to the village to see people. The women in the village don't know how much they envy Cui Hong, and they want their children to worship Cui Hong as a teacher.

Cui Hong's marriage was bumpy, she had no husband and no children, her parents and brothers were gone, and she didn't even have any children and nephews left, so she was an authentic loner.

She wanted to choose a hard-working person with good character to study medicine with. Originally, Tian Shuang was the most suitable person, but at that time, everyone wanted to fill their stomachs and live, and after the victory of the Liberation War, Cui Hong himself also experienced some things, and he has been delayed until now and has not been confiscated.

Before Grandma Li left, she asked Cui Hong to look at the two children, and Cui Hong watched the two of them grow up, knew their nature, and agreed.

Li Dali and Tian Shuang usually help Cui Hong do some housework within their ability, and the two of them respect Cui Hong as their parents.

Cui Hong is a doctor and a person, usually in relatively better conditions, and always compensates Tian Shuang from time to time, treating them as if they were her own children.

She has lived for decades, and she has experienced marriage and divorce all over again, and many things have been taken lightly.