The morning had gone even better than Fang Jun had imagined. It was probably because his father-in-law had still been quite low-key when they first got married.
But since the birth of their twins, a boy and a girl, they'd had more distinguished visitors. On top of that, with their family of three now returning to the city, even more people came to give congratulatory gifts.
You could say they received even more gifts than at their wedding last year. Just from the close relatives of the Xu and Bai families, they got red envelopes and plenty of goods from the mountains.
The monetary gifts weren't huge—the red envelopes for the children from each family were typically half a yuan or one yuan—but the large number of relatives meant it added up to nearly thirty yuan.
In fact, red envelopes of that amount were already considered quite generous. That was typically the amount given as a wedding gift, and this was on top of all the local produce from the mountains.
