Parents always worried about their children.
Jiang Hao had no idea that his mother had secretly arranged a blind date for him. That day, she called him into the main room while he was chopping firewood and said with a smile, "Eldest, I asked your Third Aunt from the neighboring village to find you a match. She said there's a girl in her village. Go meet her."
Jiang Hao was startled. He hadn't expected his mother to pull something like this.
"Mom, I'm not going. I'm not in the mood for that right now. Besides, I work in Binhai, over a thousand miles away. What's the point of a blind date?" Jiang Hao said.
He understood perfectly well that with his family's circumstances, there was no way the other party would think highly of him. Going would only waste time.
But he couldn't tell his parents that the family was poor, afraid it would make them sad, so he could only use work as an excuse.
"Your Third Aunt has already spoken to the girl. What's wrong with going to take a look? What if it works out? My eldest is so outstanding." Mom Jiang smiled.
Parents always thought their own children were excellent, but other people didn't see them that way. Most people in society were more practical. They looked at what you had.
What counted as having something in this world?
Money!!!
In the end, he couldn't resist his parents' persuasion. Whether it worked out or not, he had to meet her once. Jiang Hao could only bite the bullet, ride his father's electric three-wheeler, buy two gifts, and drive to the neighboring village more than ten miles away.
This Third Aunt was his mother's cousin. They rarely interacted normally, though they might run into each other when