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Chapter 642 Silhouette (1)

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    In June 1912, the weather in Nanjing was already very hot.  Fortunately, it rained recently and the temperature was significantly cooler.  Yue Lin was relieved when she saw her son's bicycle in the carport downstairs.  Those stupid students have been making a lot of noise recently. My son is going to college soon, and he is a full-blooded young man.  As a mother, Yue Lin was worried that her son would make a fool of himself.  Entering the house with a relieved mood, Yue Lin habitually put the key on the cabinet at the door.  Just as she was about to ask her son to come out and help carry the vegetables, Yue Lin was stunned.  There was a small national flag in the vase on the cabinet at the door. This was not something the Yue Lin family was familiar with.  Just when Yue Lin felt nervous, her son came out of his room.  After taking the vegetable basket from Yue Lin with a hesitant look, the young man took the initiative to take out the basin, as if he wanted to choose vegetables with his mother.  Yue Lin didn't know how to ask her son. Teenagers are in a rebellious stage, and Yue Lin was quite disappointed with her ability to persuade.  From her observation, her son was not so much convinced by the truth as he was unwilling to make his mother unhappy.  The mother and son chose the dishes in silence at first, but the little one still couldn't hold his breath. He spoke first, "Mom. I know you don't support the students. But I feel that the students are reasonable." No need to actively look for cutting-edge topics, Yue  Lin felt a lot more relaxed.  She tried her best to ask in a nonchalant tone, "What do you think is the truth?" "There are many traitors in the government now. There are many corrupt officials, and corrupt officials should be eliminated. Besides, I feel that the Republic of China is a bit unable to hold on.  "My son is still young, and his distressed expression is very obvious, with no intention of hiding it at all.  Yue Lin¡¯s heart completely returned to her stomach.  She skillfully selected plump edamame and said at the same time: "If the Republic of China were regarded as a feudal dynasty" "The Republic of China was a republic" The son immediately interrupted his mother.  Yue Lin had to get used to this kind of rebuttal to her son.  Even after listening to the content about argumentative passion in "Weiser's Weekend Talk", she still hopes to raise a "cute boy."  Facts have proved that Yue Lin was wrong. When faced with problems, her sons' tendency to fight first, regardless of whether they were right or wrong, made Yue Lin very regretful.  Yue Lin finally had to make a compromise and try to understand her son's value judgment.  "If you think that the republic is more advanced than the feudal dynasty, then the situation will only be better, not worse." "A feudal dynasty, from its establishment to its collapse, must have taken two hundred years." Yue Lin continued her discussion  .  Looking at the issue from a cold historical perspective is not in line with Yue Lin's preferences, and such a discussion is quite unpleasant for her.  It's just that the love for his son overwhelms this unhappiness "There are more and less. Xia, Shang and Zhou each seem to be 600 to 800 years old. There are also short-lived dynasties" Mentioning the knowledge point, Yue Lin's son couldn't help but repeat  Show off in front of my mother.  "At least two hundred years, right!" Yue Lin threw a handful of edamame with leaves and stems removed into the basin next to it, and said in a bad tone.  Seeing that his mother was getting upset, Yue Lin's son quickly shut up.  Past experience told him that if he continued to talk nonsense, my mother would probably just say "I won't talk anymore!" and then interrupt the topic.  At this time, I was hearing the beginning of the question, and the little guy really wanted to continue listening.  Seeing that his son stopped interrupting randomly, Yue Lin continued: "It has been 40 years since the founding of the Republic of China. For a dynasty, 40 years is probably just its infancy. At this time, the country is at most a little baby of a few years old. The same life  The old ladies and gentlemen couldn't handle the illness. The little ones felt uncomfortable at the time, but it passed away. Do you remember that you had several flus when you were a child?  Grandpa Wang, I couldn¡¯t hold on after a flu. ¡°To present facts and reason, it¡¯s better to relate to personal experience and what you see with your own eyes.  Yue Lin's son suddenly felt his heart light up.  The little guy said happily: "It's good that the country won't fall. It's finally peaceful. I don't like troubled times." After hearing this, Yue Lin felt very happy, but she couldn't help being a little surprised.  In her opinion, her son's character might be somewhat interested in war, but she did not expect that the child was completely opposed to war.  Seeing her son lowering his head and choosing vegetables seriously, Yue Lin suddenly didn't want to ask any more questions.  Telling this truth made Yue Lin feel that she had exhausted her historical knowledge.  As for political cognition, Yue Lin's view is that the world should not be chaotic and just continue the peace policy formulated by His Majesty the Emperor.  Yue Lin has unusual confidence in the country¡¯s upper echelons.  Her good friend Wei Xiu is the eldest daughter of His Majesty Emperor Wei Ze. She also made mathematical models with former Lieutenant Colonel Qi Rui, had meals together, and received compensation for making mathematical models.  I also saw His Majesty Wei Ze alive at a very close distance.  Even if we don¡¯t talk about the civil and martial arts of that family, they are enough to be called from a personal point of view.?A person who is trusted.  With such a person in power, Yue Lin is very confident in the stability of the country.
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