After the Chinese New Year, on the first day of the Lunar New Year, Hu Qiongfang was just about to open the door when she received the first good news of the New Year:

The biker gang that robbed her of five thousand dollars last year was caught on New Year's Eve!

It can be said that the gene of "Chinese New Year" is engraved in the blood of Chinese people.

Even the most vicious criminals want to be reunited with their families on New Year's Eve.

Although the three motorcycle gang members who robbed Hu Qiongfang successfully fled to another place, the police quickly locked on their targets because of their obvious characteristics and issued a joint investigation notice to the local police.

On New Year's Eve, the three men sneaked back home to celebrate the New Year. Just as the reunion dinner was served, several policemen broke into the house and arrested the three men on the spot.

It was really funny when they were caught. One of them actually shouted "I didn't kill that person".

My goodness! Is there another case within the case?

Or did he commit crimes somewhere else after the car robbery in Twin Peaks?

After arresting him and conducting a trial, it turned out to be true!

After robbing Hu Qiongfang of her money, the gang immediately stopped a car and headed south.

Unexpectedly, as soon as they arrived at the place, they were targeted. A group of "local thugs" set up a pig-killing scheme. Not only did they cheat them of the money they had robbed, but they also wanted to sell the three of them to a black coal mine to do hard labor.

Who knew that these three people were not easy to deal with. They fought with the other party with all their lives, stabbed two of them to death, and then snatched the money back.

This time they sneaked back home. The three of them originally wanted to spend the New Year with their family, leave some money for their family, and then hide somewhere else.

Unexpectedly, he was arrested and put in jail before he could even eat the New Year’s Eve dinner.

The police station in the registered residence of the three people seized the stolen money from their homes. After confirming that it was the business money that Hu Qiongfang had lost, they called the Shuangfeng Town Police Station and asked Hu Qiongfang to go there to identify the suspect and get the money back.

Fortunately, the police station was also on holiday for the New Year, and the other party called to inform Hu Qiongfang to go and collect the money after the sixth day of the New Year.

She got such a large sum of "windfall" on the first day of the new year. Although the money originally belonged to her, it was still very happy.

The beginning of 1987 was filled with good news one after another.

The business funds that were robbed from Hu Qiongfang were recovered.

Han Jisong's biological mother also came.

When the provincial TV station came to shoot a feature film for Hu Qiongfang, they also gave Han Jisong a few shots when they talked about the segment of "selling fried hairtail in winter".

After all, if Han Jisong hadn't helped, Hu Qiongfang would have been stuck with that batch of leftover goods.

Unexpectedly, during the Chinese New Year, the TV station rebroadcast this feature film and it was actually seen by Han Jisong’s biological mother!

It’s the New Year, and the leader’s family also wants to reunite.

Mayor Han's family is considered a scholarly family in the provincial capital.

His father is the president of a university in the provincial capital, and his mother also came from a large compound. It can be said that they are a perfect match and a strong combination.

After they got married, they had two daughters and one son. The two daughters were very outstanding since childhood. Although they were unlucky and lived in that chaotic era, their mother was capable and independent. With the help of her mother's family connections, she got government-sponsored study abroad places for the two women before they went to the countryside to work, and sent them abroad as soon as possible.

At that time, Han Sishu's father had been implicated. Although he was not sent to the cowshed, he was removed from his position as principal and became a librarian.

Han Sishu followed his mother and lived in the compound. In order to avoid suspicion and to protect her husband and two daughters, Han's mother had been forcing herself not to contact her daughters who were far away in a foreign country during those years.

I just occasionally asked someone to bring some money and things to them.

It was not until a few years later, when the movement ended, that Han Sishu's eldest sister returned to visit her relatives.

No one expected that the eldest sister did not come back alone, she was carrying a little baby in her belly!

Han's mother was horrified and asked her if she had secretly married someone abroad.

The result was even worse than Han's mother had expected.

Han Sishu's eldest sister did have a foreign boyfriend abroad, but they broke up for unknown reasons and did not get married. It was only after Han's eldest sister broke up with her boyfriend that she discovered she was pregnant.

She decided to return home and give birth to the child.

Han's mother almost fainted at that time.

It wasn't that she felt ashamed of her daughter getting pregnant before marriage, but the domestic situation at that time had not yet completely stabilized, and Han's father had just resumed his position, so the whole family lived in fear and trepidation.

No one knows whether there will be a "counterattack" next.

At this time, the Han family's daughter, who had returned from studying abroad, was actually pregnant with a foreigner's child?

To put it bluntly, if this matter falls into the eyes of someone with ulterior motives, who knows what conspiracy theories others will come up with?

After all, even Sister Han herself couldn't guarantee whether her foreign boyfriend had any other identity...

If that person really has another identity and deliberately tries to get close to Sister Han, then not only Han's father, but even Han's mother's family will be implicated.

In order to protect her family, Han's mother locked up Han's elder sister at home and tried her best to persuade her to abort the child.

She could find someone to help her, and no one would know that she had a child with a foreigner.

But Sister Han refused to do so.

She had received Western education since childhood and insisted that although the child had not yet been born, it was already a small life. How could a living life be deprived without authorization?

This is murder!

Han's mother was so angry that she wanted to kill someone.

But she was her own daughter after all, and she couldn't really strangle Sister Han to death.

In the end, they had to secretly send Sister Han to a relative's home in the countryside to take care of her pregnancy.

Sister Han thought that Han's mother was soft-hearted and agreed to help her give birth to the child.

Who would have thought that the medical conditions in that remote small county were so poor, and that it was Sister Han's first time giving birth, and she couldn't bear the pain, so she had to take anesthesia and have the baby delivered by cesarean section.

When Sister Han woke up, she heard her mother say that the baby had been in the womb for too long and was already dead when it was taken out by cesarean section.

Sister Han was devastated, and after she recovered, she went abroad again.

Because Han's mother was holding a dead baby in her arms and showing it to her, Sister Han never doubted that the child she gave birth to was sent away by her mother. She thought that the child really did not survive due to a difficult birth.

But in the end, I still hate Han's mother for being so cruel.

If Han's mother had not sent her to the countryside, and she had stayed in the city to take care of the baby, how could she have lost the baby due to a difficult labor?

Over the years, the mother and daughter have become strangers, and Sister Han has not returned for more than ten years.

The reason for coming back this time was that Sister Han was diagnosed with an incurable disease. Sister Han didn't want to die in a foreign country, so she dealt with her overseas properties and returned to her parents with the huge fortune she had accumulated over half her life.

Although the medical level in China is far inferior to that in foreign countries, her disease cannot be cured even in the United States, where the medical level is well developed. She can basically just count the days and wait for death.

Sister Han has already made plans. She will keep part of the money for her medical treatment and to deal with her funeral affairs.

The rest will be left to my parents for their retirement.

Perhaps only when people are about to die do they realize what is most precious.

Sister Han now just wants to stay with her parents and make up for her filial piety that has been absent for more than ten years.

But I didn't expect that when I was watching TV with my parents on the third day of the New Year, I would accidentally see a face that looked very similar to her.