Farmhouse full garden sweet-scented osmanthus

Chapter 1923 It will hurt people's lives
Today's Qinhe Village is not the same as it used to be. If there is something to gather, Guan Dashan will ring the big bronze bell in the center of the village.

Following the roar of the bronze bell, the villagers all rushed to the grass shed to gather after a while.

This thatched hut is not a new thing, it stands next to the planting field, and it is used as a temporary resting place during the autumn harvest, and it is also a place for the servants of the Osmanthus family to have lunch during the spring sowing and autumn harvest.

Now that there is no farm work, this place has become a place for villagers to hold meetings.

"Master, the village head just sent a message saying that everyone is almost assembled."

Hearing Ermei's words, Osmanthus nodded and walked out of the mud room of the last wooden house.

By the time Osmanthus arrived at the hut, three fires had already been lit around the hut. The villagers were scattered around the fire, chatting about everything while warming the fire, and they were guessing that everyone was called this time. The purpose of coming here is also to chat with the host and family, and it was very lively for a while.

It wasn't until the sweet-scented osmanthus arrived that everyone stopped talking and were about to kneel in the direction of the sweet-scented osmanthus.

"Don't kneel, it's freezing cold, if you catch a cold, it won't be good." Osmanthus fragrans prevented everyone from kneeling, and walked straight towards Guan Dashan.

Guan Dashan looked at the sweet-scented osmanthus, and hurriedly reported: "Shi Zifei, not all the villagers came, but I just checked, and basically every household has people."

"Well, okay, I see." Osmanthus nodded, turned to look at the villagers, and said with a smile: "It's almost Chinese New Year, and Osmanthus is here to wish everyone an early New Year."

Saying that, Osmanthus clasped her fists and bowed to everyone, and everyone hurriedly clasped their fists in return.

"But everyone also knows that our village has built a lot of wooden houses, and we also know what the houses are for. Although I don't know what everyone is thinking, but the current situation is that those refugees who suffered in their hometowns today I will come to our village in the evening." Osmanthus didn't say too many polite words, but directly started the topic.

Sure enough, as soon as they heard that the refugees would arrive tonight, there was a buzz of discussion in the crowd.

Judging from the expressions of the crowd, it was not difficult to find that these people did not welcome refugees, which also made Osmanthus and Guan Dashan frown slightly.

But considering that this is human nature, it is understandable.

"I know that everyone feels uncomfortable, and some people even think that I, Chu Guihua, took such a thankless job for nothing, but I also want to tell everyone that we are all from the Ming Dynasty. In the final analysis, we are one. Family members of the extended family. There is no reason for us to stand by while family members are suffering."

After finishing the high-sounding reason, Osmanthus fragrans paused, and then said: "I have traveled to many places in these years, and I have seen many good and bad things. There are many places where refugees are not properly arranged. It led to conflicts between refugees and local residents, and it would be a trivial matter if it was only a loss of some money and food, and even worse, it would hurt people's lives."

The word "hurt someone's life" made everyone present startled for a moment. Sure enough, these ordinary people had never thought about it, nor had they experienced such a thing.

At this moment, an old voice suddenly came from the crowd. Osmanthus fragrans froze for a moment, looked over, only to find that an old man with high prestige in the village said: "The concubine Shizi is right, if you want to jump over the wall, if It drives people into a hurry, and they can do anything, and I have seen refugees hurting people's lives as early as when I was a teenager."

(End of this chapter)