Sweet Little Wife of the '60s.

Summary

The chapter depicts the anticipation of Spring in 1967, highlighting the harsh winter's toll on families, particularly the Hu and Zhu families. While the South experiences early signs of Spring, the North remains covered in snow. Ma Xing Hua expresses excitement about the upcoming wild vegetables that could alleviate food shortages, as many families are struggling to get by on minimal grain. Shen Jiao shows concern for the Zhu family's dire situation and contemplates helping them. As the narrative progresses, tensions arise between Ma Xing Hua and her mother regarding Shen Jiao, reflecting the family's fears about social associations. Ma Xing Hua's mother harshly reprimands her for wanting to see Shen Jiao, leading to a painful confrontation. Ultimately, despite the familial conflict, Ma Xing Hua finds some solace in her brother's playful support, suggesting a bond that helps her cope with the challenges they face.

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