Meanwhile, in the same year, Jiang Qu married He Xing, who had made quite a sum from selling the first batch of second-hand appliances. On their wedding day, He Xing borrowed a friend's Santana to bring Jiang Qu home with great fanfare, and also gave the Jiang Family 1,888 yuan as a bride price, giving Jiang Sheng a lot of face.
After all, Hetao Village was so small that even city folk getting married might not be able to afford a Santana and such a significant bride price.
Jiang Lai's death had no impact on the overall story. Jiang Qu and He Xing's life got better and better, and He Xing's business continued to grow, eventually setting up a factory in the village where he hired all the villagers to work.
Soon, the couple moved out of Hetao Village, bought a small villa in nearby An City, and lived a harmonious and happy life together.
The story ends here.
