Rebirth in the 50s: The Couple with the Hidden Space novel Chapter 67

Chapter 67: Chapter 56: We Don’t Lack Money

Zhang Guoqing wrapped his wife and son in a quilt and carried them back to the west wing. Lin Lishan followed closely behind, observing her daughter’s living space carefully along the way. As she walked out from the hall, she noticed the yard was clean and the items in it were arranged neatly. The ground was thoughtfully paved with a path of pebbles leading to the room.

Upon entering the couple’s room, there was a heated brick bed under a large window, with a small kang table placed on it, and a big red Chinese knot hanging on the wall at the head of the bed.

In front of the heated bed, leaning against the right wall, besides a brand new sewing machine, was a specially made low cabinet with a thermos and cups on top. Next to this low cabinet, against the right wall, there were two chairs, a small coffee table between them and a couch on the opposite side, forming a small reception area.

Behind the couch was a cabinet similar to a display shelf. The room was divided into two parts by this cabinet, with various books on top and drawers and sliding doors below.

The inside and the outside were connected, and you could vaguely see wooden boxes of various sizes in the right side of the small space inside. Above them hung some dried wild game.

Lin Lishan secretly noted the items in the room, considering what to add. She brought quite a bit of money and tickets this time.

Walking past the dividing cabinet, there was a door on the left wall, leading to their bedroom.

Zhang Guoqing carried them into the bedroom, and as Lin Lishan stepped inside, she realized it was two rooms connected into a small suite.

In the bedroom, near the window, was a large heated bed. There was a piece of fine cloth draped over the kang cabinet at the head of the bed, slightly drooping, with exquisite segments of bamboo embroidered on it. The rolled-up door curtain and the hanging curtains were of the same color, though embroidered with different content, and the rolled-up door curtain faintly showed large peony flowers.

The large window curtain was quite unique, with clusters of bamboo on the left side of the entire scene, a poem embroidered in the lower right corner, giving the impression of a painting when viewed casually.

In front of the bed, less than two meters away, was a specially made 1.5-meter wide desk against the right wall, with unfinished open books and writing materials on it.

Furthest inside, directly facing the heated bed, was a row of wardrobes. Next to it were three wooden boxes side by side. Standing in front of the kang, you could see the arrangement of the wardrobes and wooden boxes on the opposite side, with fabric flowers in the vases on the wooden boxes, exquisitely woven like real ones.

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