Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 212: Siheyuan

Chen Bing smiled broadly, "Let’s go, I’ll take you to your accommodations first. Have a good rest, the other things can wait until tomorrow."

It’s already past five in the afternoon, and even if they wanted to do something else, there wouldn’t be time.

Jiang Ran and Pei Huai had no objections, and as soon as they left the train station, the three got on a bus.

Chen Bing often comes to beishi, and Pei Huai has spent four years in beishi, so both of them are quite familiar with it.

With the two of them leading the way, Jiang Ran didn’t bother with anything, and just looked out the window from the bus.

The beishi of this era is completely different from the beishi Jiang Ran had seen before entering the book.

There were no countless skyscrapers, and no neon lights flashing all night long.

The sense of the era was strong, and as the bus traveled along, Jiang Ran could see many ancient buildings on both sides of the road.

Just like the traditional courtyard houses of Old Beijing.

Before entering the book, Jiang Ran also quite liked these courtyards, but her family wasn’t in beishi, and she only occasionally visited beishi, so no matter how much she liked them, she hadn’t thought of buying one.

Actually, given her family’s conditions, they could afford it.

But Jiang Ran knew herself; she flew all over the place throughout the year, so even if she bought one, she wouldn’t really get to stay there for long.

Now, it’s different.

Jiang Ran wants to develop in beishi.

Fortunately, the housing prices in beishi are not too high right now, and there are still plenty of options. If she wants to buy, she can save money and work hard to purchase a suitable courtyard house.

Beishi is very large, and it took them two bus transfers to reach their destination.

After getting off the bus, Chen Bing led them forward while continuing to introduce the area.

"This is already the city center. We’re not going to a guesthouse, but to a house I rented. It’s a private rental, so it’s more convenient and comfortable."

"After we arrive, we’ll put our things down, and you two can freshen up. Then we’ll go out to eat, and I’ll take you to have hot pot."

"Even though it’s the middle of summer, hot pot in Old Beijing is a must-try."

Chen Bing didn’t know that Pei Huai had stayed in Beijing for four years, only that he went to university outside the city and was a recent graduate. Chen Bing never asked where exactly.

For matters like this, Chen Bing doesn’t ask, and Pei Huai and Jiang Ran naturally won’t mention it.

Listening to Chen Bing, Jiang Ran and Pei Huai had no objections.

They had spent the past two days on a train, and while it wasn’t like eating coarse grains, they hadn’t had anything particularly tasty either.

Now that they were finally off the train, of course, they wanted to have a good meal.

The house that Chen Bing rented was in a narrow alley.

After entering, Jiang Ran found it was a small courtyard house.

Very small and simple.

No covered walkways, no carved beams or painted rafters, not much different from an ordinary residence.

Jiang Ran, "..."

It seems she needs to save more money to buy the courtyard house she dreams of.

Although this small courtyard is simple, it’s enough for the few of them to stay in.

Chen Bing pointed to one of the rooms in the east wing, "That room is a bit bigger. You two can stay there as a couple!"

Being away from home, it indeed wasn’t suitable for Jiang Ran and Pei Huai to stay separately.

The two of them didn’t say much and took their things to the east wing room.

Once they opened the door and entered, they could immediately take in the entire room’s furnishings.

There was a table, chairs, a bed, and a wardrobe—essential living needs were all there.

The room was obviously cleaned, with no dust.