Sweet Little Wife of the '60s.

Summary

In this chapter, Qian Wen Liang expresses concern over Shen Jiao's lack of schooling, emphasizing the importance of education and communal living. Shen Jiao, however, is resistant, citing the chaotic nature of school and preferring to read at home. Qian Shu Meng supports Shen Jiao's perspective, sharing her own experiences of labor at school, while Wu Gang Qiang defends the value of hard work. As the conversation unfolds, Qian Wen Liang reminds Shen Jiao of the necessity of labor, reflecting on his own and his wife's experiences. Lu Ping, Shen Jiao's mother, is mentioned as someone who has adapted well to her laborious life despite her scholarly background. The discussion shifts to their old friends, revealing mixed fortunes among them, and Shen Jiao surprises everyone with gossip about Wang Hui Ji's marriage. The chapter highlights the dynamics of friendship, rivalry, and the social interactions among the characters, particularly focusing on the themes of education, labor, and personal connections. Qian Shu Meng expresses envy towards Shen Jiao's luck in relationships, while Shen Jiao is unfamiliar with fairy tales, prompting Qian Shu Meng to offer to bring her some books.

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