After hearing some of the words Qi Ying's sisters, Sister Qian felt a little worried.

When they saw Yun's happy look, they felt that Qi Zhu probably had a few gossips with their sisters. As elders, they don't have to treat children's gossips as real things.

When Qi Zhu was at her parents' home, she was able to get along well with her sisters, which proved that she was not a person with a twisted temperament. Such a person had a water-like temperament and could naturally be integrated into her husband's life after spending a long time in her husband's home.

The joy of the New Year can make people forget the little troubles in life, and the joy of children can also make adults happy.

Qi Shan likes the New Year. The elders have free time to sit down and talk, the brothers are at home, and the sisters have free time to gather together to talk. Qi Shan also feels even happier when he looks at Qi Ying's happy face.

After the Chinese New Year, Qi Ying was fifteen, and her mentality stabilized. As the elders said, she was not old and there was no need to hurry up the marriage. Moreover, the people who came to propose marriage now wanted to bet on Qi Weishou's luck in his uncle and nephew's examination.

They dare to use the marriage of the man in their family to bet, but the Qi family looked down on such a family. Everyone would rather wait for another year. After the dust settled, there would naturally be a suitable family.

Qi Peiji and Qi Weishan were both worried that Qi Weishou’s uncle and nephew were under too much pressure, so they told them specifically that they would not have to take the exam according to their family’s ideas.

As long as they study hard, no matter what the result is, everyone in their family will be able to accept reality.

They honestly stated that they hope that the Qi Ying sisters can marry into a good family, but they will not force their men to fight for it. They should have greater goals.

Qi Weishou understood what his father and brother meant. He could take the initiative to continue studying after his situation improved at home, so he naturally had his own plans in this regard.

He smiled and said, "Dad, brother, we work hard to study, so we naturally want to improve the situation at home, but we also want to do some practical things. This is true for me, and so for the Heer brothers."

Qi Qihe blushed and said, "Grandfather, Dad, I want to take another exam this year. I am not as good as Liang Ge'er in studying, but I like reading and want to read more. I want to teach my children to read in the future."

Qi Qiliang knew that his family had deep hopes for him, and most students could feel the pressure given by his family. For Qi Qiliang, this was also his motivation to move forward.

He could only move forward all the way, see the wider sky, and also live up to the hopes his family had for him.

Before the New Year was over, Qi Weishou's uncle and nephew went to the city to study. They politely refused to follow Du and Qi Ying's sisters to the city, and they said they could take good care of their own life.

Qi Peiji and Qi Weishan agreed with their arrangements. The men of the Qi family should move forward and learn to take care of themselves. Besides, during the Chinese New Year, the staying of Du and Qi Ying sisters at home can also make others feel that the men of the Qi family are responsible.

Everyone came and went around. After hearing that Qi Weishou's uncle and nephew came to the city to study, everyone lamented that it was not easy to study. They asked if anyone followed the city to take care of him. After knowing that their uncle and nephew refused, everyone's reaction was a little different.

Qi Peiji agreed with Qi Weishou’s decision. When men walk outside, they always have to lose less burdens and burdens. Du and Qi Ying’s sisters can take care of their daily life, but they will also bring some inconvenience and restraint.

During the Chinese New Year, Zhou and Qian talked about some things. Because Qi Wei was staying in the city to study, Du still had to go to the city to take care of his life after the Chinese New Year, while Qi Ying's sisters could take turns to go to the city to live for a while.

Qian believes that the Qi sisters have already entered the city for a long time. After the Qi Ying sisters' marriage was settled, they no longer had to take turns to live in the city, so as not to be too arrogant and would be detrimental to their future lives.

The Qike sisters have never discussed marriage and are not young. They can take turns to live in the city for some time. They will come home before Qi Weishou’s uncle and nephew take the exam.

Du was very happy to hear Qian's arrangement. She liked life in the city, but also liked the lively days in Qijia Village. Qi Weishou told her that he would strive to live in the city and at least share the important tasks of life at home.

Qian felt the changes in Du, and she thought it was a good thing. Qi Weishou wanted to live in the city. If Du stagnated, their relationship would be affected.

Du said that she would take good care of those who study well and her nieces who lived in the city. She intended to bring her children into the city and would try her best to prevent them from interfering with Qi Weishou's uncle and nephew.

Qian did not object to Du taking the children to the city to live together, but Zhou expressed his objection after hearing this. She discussed with Du: "Both are good children, but they are children after all, and there are times when they cry or make trouble.

Shou'er's uncle and nephew should study hard. The two children are so cute, and they always have some thoughts on the children."

Du knew that as long as she insisted on taking the children into the city, Zhou would not object in the end, but she still hesitated at this moment. Qi Weishou told her privately that he was not young and could not allow his family to support him in school year after year.

This time it was his chance. If he didn't become a scholar again, he would not continue to study without hesitation.

Du still agreed with Zhou's opinion afterwards. She and Qian said, "Mom are right. I can't be too selfish. I haven't been unable to see the children in the past six months. If I miss them, I can still come back when the ox cart at home enters the city."

Qian could see that Du was reluctant to leave, but in terms of Qi Weishou's future, she stood on the side of Zhou. If Du insisted on taking his children into the city, Zhou could let her stay in the city for a few days, but later arranged for someone to enter the city.

After hearing about the arrangements of the elders, the sisters said that in spring and summer, there were too many things at home, so their sisters would not go to the city.

After Sun Sanhua knew about their sisters’ decision, she advised: “In spring and summer, there are many things at home, but you sisters don’t need to take care of it. There are so many people in the family who can do things.”

Sister Qi Ying and Sun Sanhua would not say that they have many things they want to do in spring and summer, and entering the city affects what they have to do.

They privately asked Qian and said, "As long as their sisters finish the family's work, they can hand over the things they pick from the mountain to Qiqige to go to the city to exchange for them for silver, and they can store the silver by themselves."

Sister Qi Ying said that they could go to the public to buy books, pens and paper for scholars at home, and directly expressed that Qian was moved by the family that they could afford scholars. The copper they earned was saved and they bought samicelli for themselves.
Chapter completed!