Households relocated in the 1990s

Chapter 44 Jianglin Villagers' Actions
After coming out of the village committee, An Songyu was still a little confused.

Although she was not aware of the previous demolition of Jiangcun.

But she can guarantee that the village has definitely not cleaned up the mulberry fish ponds and orchards.

Otherwise, the families in Jiang Village would not have never mentioned this matter.

But thinking of what she had just promised the village chief, An Songyu quickly quickened her pace.

At Shuncheng No. 1 Silk Factory, An Jianping received the third call from his family today.

Under normal circumstances, he would definitely feel that it was inappropriate.

I even told my family not to do this.

But today, he answered the phone very quickly.

Everyone who had rushed to the office outside began to speculate.

After hearing his daughter explain the notice received at today's meeting on the phone, An Jianping breathed a sigh of relief.

Naturally, he quickly agreed to the village's request.

In fact, the villagers already had the contact information of those people when they cleaned the orchard last time.

But this time the village clearly needs more manpower, and more urgently.

The village committee felt that if they relied solely on them, those people might not be so attentive.

That's why he specifically asked An Songyu to find An Jianping.

After saying this, An Songyu hesitated for a moment and hung up the phone.

She wanted to ask An Jianping the questions in her mind.

But only An Songyu himself knows the memories of the next twenty years.

Just looking at the current situation in the village, An Songyu didn't dare to mention the reason for her doubts.

But the next day, something happened that amazed An Songyu.

In the morning, An Songyu was just about to go to his grandparents' house.

Although the demolition is a good thing, it is also a troublesome matter to deal with the silkworms in their silkworm house.

An Jianping meant that An Songyu should go and ask the elders first.

After all, when the two old people were young, they raised silkworms for who knows how long.

When it comes to understanding silkworms, they definitely know more than An Songyu's family combined.

But not long after An Songyu left home, he was stunned by the large and small trucks carrying materials he encountered along the way.

The materials used for pulling are also varied.

There are various building materials that An Songyu is familiar with.

There were also some construction waste materials that An Songyu thought were useless at first glance.

The other fruit tree pots are nothing special.

But why do people lead sheep and catch chickens?

After An Songyu finally managed to find shelter on the roadside.

After passing a tree that was pulled from somewhere, An Songyu finally saw the door of his home.

But, the tree she just passed seemed to be her home as well?

An Songyu looked at the tree moving to his doorstep in confusion.

She only reacted when someone emerged from the village leaves.

He quickly called out, "Grandpa, what are you doing..."

"Xiaoyu!" An Shunhe breathed a sigh of relief when he saw An Songyu. "The two trees here were dragged back by your aunt from her parents' home."

"There's no more space left for planting at their house!"

"I think your yard is big enough, why don't you just plant it!"

An Songyu stared blankly at his grandfather who left after saying that.

It took me a long time to react to the situation.

But after she went to the bucket cart and looked at the two trees, she finally understood what her grandfather meant.

But...does her grandfather think too highly of her?
Because their whole family had not originally planned to live in Jiangcun.

There are no daily necessities in the several buildings of An Songyu's family.

Not to mention the various professional tools needed to plant trees.

An Songyu looked helplessly at the sun, which was still extremely warm even in September.

I was thinking about where to put these two saplings first to save their lives.

An Jianmin came over with a shovel and saw this scene. He quickly said, "Xiaoyu, go do your work first. Leave the saplings here and let me do it."

Upon hearing this, An Songyu turned around and saw the shovel in An Jianmin's hand, and immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

But she was more curious: "Uncle, why are you here?"

"You just left, and your aunt's family passed by our house." An Jianmin answered while looking for a suitable place to plant the two trees.

"Oh, so that's it!" An Songyu nodded in understanding, and then reacted:

"Did my aunt's family send the saplings here specially? So early?"

"Yes, I sent the saplings here specially." An Jianmin paused slightly and answered with a complicated tone.

But he really didn't want to mention things that would pollute the children's ears.

So he simply changed the subject: "It's not too early for your aunt's family."

"Did you notice when you came here just now? Every household in the village got up early this morning and is busy."

An Songyu thought of the cars he had seen along the way and nodded: "When I came here this morning, I did see quite a few trucks carrying materials."

"Are they all from the village?"

"What are they going to do?"

"There are all kinds of things!" An Jianmin finally found a suitable place to shovel and started working while continuing to explain to his niece who was full of doubts:

"Hasn't the Lin Village next door been demolished twice?"

“This time, the last bit of their village was demolished.”

"People in their village have been busy since yesterday."

"In the yard, in the fields, wherever there is space for trees, we have planted them."

"Some people even went to their relatives' homes to catch chickens and build chicken coops."

"I borrowed a dog to build a kennel."

"Even the well-drilling crews started lining up."

"Is this possible?" An Songyu widened his eyes in disbelief!
"Why doesn't it work?" An Jianmin looked at the tree pit that was almost dug, moved to another place and continued.

He was also talking: "When Lincun paid compensation for the first time, many families lost money on their chicken coops and dog kennels."

"In Jiangcun, even in recent years, there are many people raising chickens and ducks."

"That is, in the past few months of this year, the factories in the new district have all been put into use, and there is no shortage of tenants there."

"They gradually raised fewer."

"I heard that when they first started renting out apartments there, getting along with the tenants wasn't that smooth."

"Many people dislike the fact that raising chickens is dirty, smelly, and noisy."

"That's normal!" An Songyu really understood this.

After all, when she first arrived in Jiang Village, she was not used to the chickens and ducks that were setting off landmines everywhere.

Even after Jiangcun has developed its farm tourism business.

Chickens and ducks are kept in mulberry fields and fish ponds farther away from the village.

This way, we can provide guests with the free-range chickens they love while avoiding the mess.

But An Songyu had to travel frequently between Sangji Fish Pond and the orchard.

It is inevitable wherever you pass by.

An Jianmin chuckled and didn't discuss the matter of poultry fertilizing the fields with his niece. He continued:

"Anyway, when Lam Tsuen was demolished, even the most basic chicken and dog kennels cost a couple of hundred yuan in compensation."

"Compensation for chickens and ducks is also based on market prices."

"But the compensation for the demolition is the compensation, and the chickens and ducks are still mine."

“It just needs to be dealt with promptly.”

"As for the well, the compensation is even greater."

"There were water wells in both demolitions of Lam Tsuen."

"Because the time periods are relatively close, the compensation prices are not much different."

"I heard that even the most common water pressure wells can be compensated at 10 yuan per meter."

"For brick wells, compensation is directly charged per mouthful."

"And there are also machine wells... Anyway, everyone has their own way of paying, but no one will suffer a loss at all."

(End of this chapter)