In late January 1950, the twenty-year-old Ye Huan returned to a home long left behind.
Her little nephew was already a year old and able to walk. Her sister was admitted to high school. Her brother received his middle school graduation certificate. Since the founding of New China, Fourth Brother's letters had been received smoothly, and ordinary people's lives had improved with the unification of all of China.
The bodies of her grandparents were still relatively strong, and the best days were those surrounded by children and grandchildren, with enough to eat and drink.
However, the Ye Family's surprises didn't end there. At the end of January, Brother Five and Brother Eight returned home to visit family, marking their return home after many years, and Third Aunt fainted from excitement.
In early February, Brother Six and Brother Seven also returned, and the elder aunt wailed and cried in heartbreak as she embraced Brother Seven.
