Seven Crowns

Update instructions during the Chinese N

Ming Qiao’s second sister, some old book friends know, but some new book friends may not know, here is an explanation, in case the recent update is not timely, I hope everyone understands.

Ming Qiao’s home is in Guizhou. The second sister was married in Chongqing and worked in Guangdong before. On November 13, 2017, she was involved in a car accident on an unlicensed motorcycle in Guangdong. She died on November 15.

The motorcycle fell to the ground in order to avoid another car at the intersection. Ming Qiao’s second sister did not wear a helmet and landed on the back of her head. She went into shock on the spot and died after being rescued for two days.

There was no direct collision between the motorcycle and the car, and the motorcycle was unlicensed and undocumented, so the traffic police was sentenced to 70% of the responsibility, and the car was sentenced to 30% of the responsibility for not slowing down at the intersection.

The motorbike driver was imprisoned for the crime of causing traffic accidents, but his family members did not pay for it. Not to mention the death compensation, we don’t take the medical expenses, car, travel, boarding and lodging that we paid in advance, and we are not even willing to pay tens of thousands of dollars in funeral expenses. We would rather send the driver to jail.

Xiaoche’s insurance company also, because the brother-in-law’s family has a rural household registration, they insisted on paying the compensation only according to the rural household registration standard. This is also a lot worse and we can’t agree.

Things have already happened. People are dead. We naturally want to pay more. After all, the second sister has two children, one is 9 years old and the other is 3 years old. They are far from adulthood. a lot of.

There’s nothing going on in the future. My brother-in-law can only hire a lawyer to start the judicial process. I don’t want to say much about the complicated procedures. The proof of the relative relationship between my parents and my second sister ran back and forth in the village, town, police station, and county notary office. Countless times.

Brother-in-law’s kinship certificate, town life certificate, child support certificate, etc., don’t need to go into details.

Anyway, the medical expenses, car travel expenses, legal fees and other expenses paid by the two families have exceeded 100,000, and they are all borrowed to maintain. Energy and physical exhaustion are even more difficult to describe in words.

My brother-in-law has been guarding Guangdong, and he has been urging this matter for more than two months. Only in the last few days has he finally gotten a little bit of a brow. After mediation by the local court in Guangdong, the insurance company agreed to compensate according to the urban standard, and the brother-in-law should be able to get the money in recent days.

As for the motorcycle side, there may really be only litigation, going to court, watching the court’s judgment, and the enforcement tribunal for enforcement.

The time for the cremation of the remains has been booked, and in the last few days, our family has to set off for Guangdong today. I don’t know if it will be delayed for a few days.

After the cremation, I have to **** the ashes back to Chongqing for burial. I will do the ritual for a few days, and I don’t know when it is over.

Even if everything goes well, there is another wife’s cousin who gets married in Hunan in the twelfth lunar month. Then I will go to Hunan again. When I come back, I will visit relatives for the New Year and New Year’s greetings.

Anyway, starting from today, Mingqiao cannot guarantee regular updates every day. You can only keep your laptop with you, code two words when you have time and convenience, and try to keep it updated and updated. There are cases where it cannot be updated in time, and there will be no separate chapter explanations or leave requests at that time. Book friends should know what happened to be, and I hope everyone will understand.

—Ming Qiao/2018.1.26