Yu Xiaolian naturally wouldn't refuse Su Jinghua's request to write a letter to Su Jingyue. Times have changed; they no longer need to rely on others to send letters. As officials, they can use the court's postal stations to send letters freely.
Su Jinghua ran to the cabinet on the kang, took out a letter he had written long ago, and handed it to Yu Xiaolian. "I'll trouble you, sister-in-law!"
Yu Xiaolian tapped Su Jinghua's forehead and said affectionately, "Why be so formal with your sister-in-law?"
Yu Xiaolian also inquired about what the female teacher had recently been teaching Su Jinghua. Upon learning that Su Jinghua was learning to write poetry, she reminded him to study well with the teacher before returning to her own room.
The roads in Yangcheng County primarily featured stone pavements on main streets, but most alleyways were dirt roads, becoming very muddy and difficult to traverse when it rained. Su Jingchen decided to first repair the county town's roads.
