When Zhou Ping returned home, the supper was ready, so the family and Aunt Li sat together for supper.

It turns out that when Aunt Li first came to Qin Zheng's house, she was not used to eating with Qin Zheng's family. Although she had not received much education, there was no concept of equality among all in the traditional hierarchical concepts in China for thousands of years. Therefore, in Aunt Li's concept, how could a servant sit at the same table with his master to eat? Moreover, Aunt Li also knew that Qin Zheng's family was not an ordinary master's family, but an official family. Not only Qin Zheng was an official, but also the wife and lady of the family were officials, and they were all officials.

The high-ranking official is a big and big one. Although sometimes Aunt Li also finds it strange that the family is all officials, and they are still high-ranking officials. If this were in the past, it would have been a slave. There were more than a dozen servants waiting around him at any time. Why did she hire her servant? But she, an ordinary civilian, certainly didn't dare to think too much. She only knew that she had given such a family that she had given her ancestors now, so she would dare to sit with Qin Zheng's family for dinner. Although Aunt Li listened to Wan when she was doing odd jobs in the administrative office.

But Qin Zheng and his wife told Aunt Li that it was a new era. There was no emperor in East China. Everyone was equal. Although she was a nanny, she was not a servant. She also said that Aunt Li was alone now and had no other relatives. She treated this place as her home. Aunt Li cried and thanked Qin Zheng and Zhou Ping repeatedly. Zhou Ping felt strange because of this. Isn’t it just sitting together for a meal? As for how excited she was? But Qin Zheng knew that the reason why Aunt Li cried was not because of eating, but because Qin Zheng’s family really treated herself like human beings.

In fact, this situation is very common in the family of veterans. Because the current conditions are better, most of the elders hire servants in their homes. Some elders hire several servants in their homes, and both men and women. However, when dealing with relationships with servants, they are different. Some elders treat servants at home with an equal attitude, and insist on asking their servants to change their previous hierarchical concepts. Some elders retain their attitude, believing that changing their concepts is not something that can happen overnight and there is no need to be mandatory; some elders

He thought that he would let the flow be, and he also told the servants that the equal system of East China ** was not forced to change it. Some elders still asked the servants to follow the old system and asked the servants to call themselves masters and enjoyed this attitude very much. He even used some punishment methods when the servants made mistakes, such as deducting wages, standing in prison, not being allowed to eat, confinement, etc., but he did not blame him. After all, they are all modern people and still have a certain moral bottom line. East China ** did not force this to do so. As long as you don't do it too much.

However, when I first started to serve, Aunt Li didn't even raise her head on the table, but just lowered her head to cook the rice, and didn't dare to pick up the dishes. It was Qin Zheng and Zhou Ping who picked up the dishes for her. It took her almost a month to eat with Qin Zheng's family naturally, and she could say a few words at the table. But Aunt Li has indeed regarded herself as a part of Qin Zheng's family since then, and she has done her best.

Zhou Ping had known that something had happened in the Northeast, so Qin Zheng was about to rush back to Shenyang, but there were not many accidents, because he had long been used to Qin Zheng's sudden actions, and just routinely reminded Qin Zheng to be careful of his health and be careful in everything.

Qin Zheng said: "It will take me 2 or 3 months to go to Northeast China this time, but the matter in Japan is almost over. In more than 10 days, Ronaldo will come back. And this time he will not have any tasks for a while, so he can stay at home for a longer time."

Zhou Ping said: "Okay, Luo has been fighting outside in the past two years and has basically not returned home much. He even met once in the Far East."

Zhou Weiying smiled and said, "Maybe his father whom I don't know in Far East anymore. Last time Luo Yue came back, he just hugged Far East and Far East would cry."

Zhou Ping said: "So they, father and son, should cultivate more feelings. Otherwise, the father and son will be like strangers."

Aunt Li said: "Chief Qin, Chief Zhou, don't worry. It's okay, this old saying goes, father and son are by nature, mother and son are in love, Far East means that they spend less time with their father. As long as they spend more time together, they can't know their own father."

Zhou Weiying smiled and said, "You are right."

Zhou Ping said: "Old Qin, the first list of children adopted this time has been released. Our family has only 4 places. Do you see if you want to adopt a few children this time?"

Qin Zheng said: "Of course, our family cannot afford to raise a few children. Adopting more children is also more lively. In the future, the Far East will grow a little longer, and they can walk or run away. There are brothers and sisters who will take him to play. I am not at home, so you and Xiaoying will do this. As long as it is the child you like, of course it is best to maintain a balance between men and women."

The Senate had long decided to let the elders adopt the sacrificial soldiers and the sacrificial women who died and the sacrificial women of the people's army to adopt the sacrificial women. However, it was precisely because of the intention of making the naturalized soldiers feel at ease in this adoption, which was much more restrictive than adopting ordinary orphans.

First of all, the scope of adoption is not only orphans, but also a group of children who were unwilling to continue raising for various reasons. For example, after the husband died, the wife remarried. The East China ** encouraged widows to remarry, but did not advocate women to keep the chastity. However, if women remarry with their children, it would be quite troublesome. The East China ** adoption on behalf of the East China ** also solved the trouble of remarrying women, and that the parents died and the ancestors were too old to bear the responsibility of raising grandchildren. They were also done by the East China ***. Of course, these situations occurred. The pension for the sacrifice of the soldiers was divided equally by parents, wives, and women to ensure the interests of all parties.

Secondly, the elders who adopt orphans must have a family, because only with a family can they stabilize and allow the adopted children to have a stable growth environment. Moreover, an elder can only adopt one child. At the same time, the office will conduct regular follow-up visits to see how the adopted children grow up, whether the elders who adopt them fulfill their obligations as foster parents, etc. The fathers of these children sacrificed their lives for the great cause of East China, and East China also have the obligation to provide them with a good growth environment.

Finally, the adopted children are not allowed to change their surnames. If there are relatives, such as mothers and grandparents, they should be allowed to meet with their relatives regularly, at least once a month. Children without relatives should also be allowed to worship their parents, ancestors, and tombs during the Qingming Festival, Zhongyuan, and New Year holidays every year.

Most of the other children adopted by the elders changed their surnames, but in ancient China, it meant a complete change of ancestors and a complete separation from the past families. Although this was the power of adopters and society basically agreed, it was inevitable that these children would be criticized. Therefore, adopted children were not allowed to change their surnames and keep their connection with the past families. It also means that East China ** only adopted them, but did not change their Zong family, and seemed more generous.

Of course, this article has also caused quite a lot of controversy in the Senate. Some people have suggested that this is not letting the elders adopt children for others? Therefore, in order to protect the interests of the adoptees, it is also clearly stipulated that the adopted children are legally the children of the elders. They not only enjoy the rights and interests of the elders, but will bear the obligations of the elders, and also include the responsibility of supporting the elders in the future, which will calm the dispute.

After screening, the first batch of adopted children was finally determined to be 418, including 284 boys and 134 girls, the oldest was 9 years old and 10 months old, and the youngest was 3 years old and 2 months old.

Of course Qin Zheng knew these conditions, because they were all passed in the Senate House, and Qin Zheng had four elders in his family, so he could adopt four children. However, Qin did not care about adopting children changing their names. People talk about feelings. As long as they were really kind to these children, truly caring for them, raising them as their own biological children, and giving them a good educational and growth environment. Even if these children were allowed to retain the original clan connection, they would still be recognized and respected by them. Moreover, the elder family could provide these children with a broader future. Otherwise, what would happen if they changed their surnames? From ancient times to the examples of fathers turning against each other and brothers becoming enemies are endless. It is not that everything would be fine if they changed their surnames.

Qin Zheng decided to adopt several children not only out of kindness, but also had his own plans. Although he had four quotas for veterans in his family, he and Zhou Ping were both over fifty years old. Although Luo Yue and Zhou Weiying were young and loving, the nature of Luo Yue's work determined that he and Zhou Weiying were together, so it was unlikely that they would have a majority of Jenny. Instead, they wanted to let their descendants grow up and form a big family. Brothers and sisters helped and support each other. Adopting Jenny is the fastest and most effective way. Of course, how to cultivate Jenny after adopting Jenny, let the children of Luo Yuandong's generation work together and unite is another issue. The family can negotiate slowly.
Chapter completed!