Those uninvited guests who were not included in the invitation and were brought into the park privately by someone with an invitation, naturally did not have their names on the seating list. They went to sit at tables with only table numbers and no fixed personnel.

The Hall of Heroes is decorated with lights and colorful decorations, and there are potted plants and ornaments in the corners and beside the pillars. Many of the ornaments are either jade, agate, amber, crystal, or precious rosewood, rosewood, or Davidia involucrata, all of which are exquisitely crafted.

The hall is filled with a faint fragrance, not the smell of spices, but the natural fragrance emanating from the wood.

Sitting in the splendid hall like an ancient palace, people feel that they instantly become a distinguished relative of the emperor and have a respected status.

The partitions separating the east and west pavilions were all folded, and the main hall became a whole. There were two rows of Taishi chairs and flower tables outside the middle room of the central hall. Five tables were placed in front of the throne, with an oversized round table in the middle and another

The four tables are standard tables for ten people, forming a four-star ring arch with five blessings.

Mr. Chao Er, Father Xiao and others also entered the Hall of Heroes and led some highly respected elderly people to sit at the high seats in the middle of the middle hall. Mrs. He and his son and daughter-in-law had a place among the five seats in the middle of the main hall. The grandchildren of the He family

The seats for He Wuye and others are in the East Pavilion.

Professor Yang, Li, Liu, Lao Wanqi and others also had a seat among the five tables, and Mr. and Mrs. Zhou were the bride's grandparents. They sat at the big table in the middle of the five tables.

Mr. Wu didn't get a seat at the fifth table because he was neither a relative nor a friend of the Chao Xiao family, or the He family, because Mrs. He was the widow of a revolutionary martyr, and an in-law of a grandson's daughter-in-law of the He family was also related to the Xiao family.

, speaking of it, the He family and the Xiao family are also related. If we look at the distance from the capital, the relationship is probably as far away as the tenth ring road.

Although the relative element went through several circles, in the end it was just about being relatives.

Mr. Wu, who was seated in the East Pavilion, was helpless even if he felt resentful. After all, the Wu family, the Xiao family, and the Chao family could not find a single in-law even if they counted up to eighteen generations.

There is nothing that can be done about it. After all, the Wu family is based in Province S, the three provinces of Jiangnan. His predecessors only moved to Beijing to develop. Mrs. He’s ancestral home is from Linhai in present-day Province F and she moved to Songhai City.
Chapter completed!