Traveling into the 1980s: A Cannon Fodder Female Supporter's Guide to Self-Rescue

She was worthy of being a strong woman who could earn full work points for her hard work. No matter what happened, Cao Dahua was the first to rush forward and directly face Jiang Lao's second daughter-in-law, giving her two slaps.

"If I hear you scolding my siblings again, I will beat you, hard."

Cheng Laoer: "I-I'm a good man and I don't fight with women."

He felt that he might not be able to beat Cao Dahua with his attacks, and it would be even more painful to hit someone with Chang Wuwen.

Now, the captain had an even bigger headache. Cao Dahua's nickname was well-known in their village.

But there was no way to say that she was wrong in beating her. Even after hearing this, the captain felt that Cheng Lao's second daughter-in-law should not be so abusive.

Besides, Jiang Tang was also a man of culture, and was praised by the commune and the county for being a good scholar. In the future, their brigade could count on Jiang Tang's academic achievements to bring glory to the harvest brigade.

Cheng Lao Er shrank back, but his wife felt uninterested and wanted to continue to curse.

Cao Dahua was not as gentle as Jiang Tang. He hit people directly and beat them until their noses were bruised and their faces were swollen.

However, Cheng Laoer has learned to be wise and no longer curses or attempts to resist with force.

But he showed a helpless look and deliberately said: "My wife just has a bad mouth and her words are a little ugly. You shouldn't hit her."

"Is it just a bad mouth?

What she just scolded me was awful, and she beat the child with such a thick stick. Is it fair?

Besides, this is not your child. You live in their child's house and beat them.

What's going on, are you so capable that you want to go to heaven? "

Having said this, Cheng Laoer also had a lot of dissatisfaction in his heart: "We are the ones raising the children..."

Jiang Tang interrupted him again: "What does it mean to be raised by you? Don't get an advantage and behave well."

Probably because of Jiang Tang's continuous meddling, Cheng Laoer felt that it was extremely humiliating to be treated like this by a junior.

So he got angry and said, "You little girl, your words are so unpleasant, you can't accuse us unjustly."

Why are they not raised by me? Since my brother and sister-in-law died, I have raised their two children. "

"They are raised by you, but you also live in their house. Speaking of which, you still take advantage." Jiang Tang didn't say anything else, just clinging to this point.

Cheng Laoer was so angry that he blurted out without thinking: "Well, we don't want that house anymore, and we won't raise any children."

Of course it's impossible not to, he just said that on purpose.

The big stone house is nice, but the two children are also poor. Who would raise them if it weren't for him and his wife who were kind-hearted?

After all, it’s hard for everyone to have enough to eat these days, so who would want to have two extra workers at home.

Sure enough, as soon as Cheng Laoer said this, the captain's face changed.

But he didn't know that what Jiang Tang was waiting for was his words.

The little boy had been lowering his head to listen to them, but now he suddenly raised his head, although there were still tears in his eyes.

But his eyes were very firm: "No, we don't need to be like my second uncle. I can support myself and my sister."

Then, clenching his fist, the little boy said again:

“At my second uncle’s house, my sister and I didn’t have much to eat, they wouldn’t give us food.

There was endless work to do and beatings every day. I would rather starve to death at home than be beaten to death by them. "

These words shocked the people around them. They only knew that Cheng Laoer and his wife were not good to their nephews and nieces.

Little did he know that it was so cruel that some sad women's eyes turned red when they heard this.

But the captain shook his head, "You will starve to death if you don't have food. This won't work." The little boy was very determined: "I can dig wild vegetables, and I can work to earn money to support my sister."

For such a young child to be able to say such words, most of the people present were heartbroken.

But there is no one who is really willing, or in other words, able to lend a helping hand.

But as Cheng Laoer figured out, no one had enough food to feed the idle people.

It's one thing to feel sorry for someone, but it's another thing to have the ability to lend a helping hand.

Although the little boy's words were touching, everyone knew that the captain would not take them seriously.

Even if a child like this goes to work, how much can he earn?

When the food is not distributed, it is impossible for the people in the brigade to watch their brothers and sisters starve to death.

But there is no extra food to subsidize them. In the end, they will have to rely on Cheng Laoer and his family?

After all, Cheng Lao'er's family got their eldest son's house, and it was most appropriate for him to help his eldest brother raise his children. This was what most people in the Harvest Brigade thought.

As a result, at this time, I heard Jiang Tang say: "Actually, it's not that they don't have food, they have fixed assets."

Everyone turned to look at Jiang Tang, with obvious confusion in their eyes.

That's right. In this era, especially in rural areas, people generally have earthen houses, so they don't feel much about it. Jiang Tang, who comes from a later generation, understands that real estate is already the biggest capital in life.

"Don't the brother and sister have a big stone house? They can change the house to a smaller one, and they can use food subsidies."

You can't openly talk about buying and selling, you can directly exchange houses and food. Is there anything wrong with that?

Unexpectedly, as soon as Jiang Tang finished speaking, Cheng Lao'er and Cheng Lao'er's wife screamed almost at the same time: "No."

Jiang Tang glanced sideways at them, "What's wrong? If you don't want to support them, you have to return the house to them.

It's not your house. I really don't know where you got such a big face.

You didn’t say it yourself just now, you don’t want a house anymore and you don’t want to raise children.

Okay, if you give the house back to others, you won’t need to take care of it anymore. "

Then, she said to the little boy: "You are still young and don't need to live in such a big house. It is more important to support yourself first.

So you can exchange your houses with people in need in the village to get some food first, and it is more important to be able to raise yourself. "

Jiang Tang also thought very carefully: "If you are exchanging money or food and you are still worried about it, you can leave it at the brigade headquarters first.

Let the accountant keep accounts for you and share a little food every year. I believe it would be three big houses for one big house.

The food you get from the price difference can feed you for a few years. In a few years, when you grow up, you can work on your own to earn work points. "

In fact, Jiang Tang knows better that after the policy is liberalized in a few years, they will definitely have other ways to support themselves.

After all, it was written in the book that even in the harsh environment of Cheng Laoer's family, the brother and sister were very promising and were the few in the village who managed to make a living outside.

Chang Guangrong also looked at Jiang Tang with admiration. It was really different after reading a book. He was smart and thoughtful.

The key is that she has thought about all aspects of this matter. Jiang Tang may not know that Chang Guangrong knows the housing market in the village very well.

If three rooms are replaced by a small house with one room, the money that Mr. Cheng spent building the house back then would be compared with the money that other people in the village needed to build houses.

The difference in price is definitely more than enough to feed two children.