Number seven!
Unexpectedly, it was so easy to find out.
But then again, things aren't like they are in the modern world, where neighbors don't know each other, much less care about who's living nearby; where everyone keeps their doors shut and minds their own business.
Now, neighborhood relations are still close.
The neighborhood committee auntie probably knows every household well by now, so when we ask, it's not like the modern times where privacy is emphasized and she's suspiciously questioning why we want to know.
With just a simple question, the auntie eagerly chatted with them.
Maybe in terms of safety, it can't compare to modern times, but the warmth felt in this era seems far greater.
"Auntie, does that person live by themselves?"
"No, they're a couple. His wife is quite pretty," the auntie said, glancing at Jiang Xiao, "but you're a really pretty young lady."
