Ma Dafu and Wang Cuihua were more than satisfied with their son-in-law, Zhao Jun. The couple couldn't have been happier.
The young man came from a well-off family, had a good job, earned good money, and his newly completed five-room, tile-roofed house was the grandest in all of Yong'an Village.
Most importantly, from Yong'an Village to Yongsheng Village, and even as far as the Yongxing Brigade, Zhao Jun's reputation for benevolence and righteousness was widespread.
In the Northeast Mountain Villages, "benevolent and righteous" was the highest praise one could receive for their character. And Zhao Jun's reputation wasn't just one person's opinion—it was a widely held belief. What's more, it was backed by real deeds.
A son-in-law like him was a one-in-a-million catch.
Feeling it was about time, Zhao Jun, who still had to go to work at the Forest Farm, stood up to leave.
