Nongmen ruffian concubine: ploughing the fields, planting buns

Chapter 344 Change of Direction
In late May, the weather became hotter and hotter. Dante's family had a simple population and few things to do, so they lived a leisurely life every day.

Morning and afternoon refreshments will still be prepared, mostly pastries and steamed buns.

On the evening of May 28, Chen Liu came to Ding's house, and Ding Shitou was instructing the schoolchildren to form a team outside the door and endorse.

Seeing him coming, Ding Shitou immediately handed over the rest to Liu Xuegui, and she walked towards Chen Liu with a smile.

"Are the new blueprints ready?" After exchanging pleasantries, Chen Liu asked with a smile.

"Well, I drew a new one." Ding Shitou asked Ding Dian to get the drawing, and she pointed to the opposite vegetable field.

"I want to change the direction, sit from this side, and build another one opposite, so as to make full use of the shape of the land."

Ding Shitou explained while gesturing.

This land is very deep, so she thought about building three rooms before, but she was not afraid that it would not be able to accommodate dozens of schoolchildren.

But now with a change, there will be three rooms for each.

However, the open space facing her yard will be kept, so as not to block the wind and light.

Therefore, the two small second floors will lean towards the west, leaving the east side as empty as possible.

Ding Dian quickly brought the blueprint, and Chen Liu glanced at it and nodded in admiration.

"This building has changed its direction. It can build a few more rooms and accommodate hundreds of schoolchildren. Do you want to build a second floor?" Chen Liu asked again.

What he admired just now is that the Ding brothers can draw the appearance of the second floor, but the peasant family does not have a second floor, and even the attic is only for storing food, not for people to live in.

As expected of a child from a wealthy family.

"The second floor is reserved. In the future, if you save money, you can buy a few acres of land and hire a few people to plant it. If it's a helper from outside, you need a place to live or store food."

Ding Shitou quickly explained that there is only one room in the family now, and there is no guest room, let alone a warehouse or granary.

The house belonged to Chen Liujian, he immediately understood.

Moreover, building a small second floor saves money on the ground, which is really cost-effective.

"However, judging from the drawings, it will not be less than 35 taels after everything is built, including the walls and the ground. The specific amount can only be reported after I calculate the cost."

Chen Liu seemed to be afraid that Ding Shitou would misunderstand. After all, the previous house, including the yard and the pigsty at the back, was only 25 taels, including a few big stoves in the kitchen.

But the bluestone floor tiles, open houses, and water wells were all built later with money added.

And there are quite a few houses in this extended school, and there is a second floor, which is difficult and labor-intensive. Naturally, the ground must be paved with bluestone floor tiles, but fortunately there is no wall.

But there are two houses on the opposite side of the village road, opening up a small rectangular courtyard. Fortunately, there is no second floor, otherwise it would be able to form a patio.

It can be seen from the drawings that this is a semi-open courtyard in the shape of a "gate". Opposite two two-story buildings, there are three large classrooms and two small rooms each. There are also two toilets in one corner.

There is a septic tank behind the latrine, and there is a vegetable field in the village nearby, from which fertilizer can be picked directly in the future.

But this gate shape does not have the village road side to enter the gate. All other places are connected and there is no exit. There is no need to worry about school children running out of sight, or even falling into the cesspool.

These are the details that Ding Shitou considered when making the drawings.

In teaching so many young children in various underdeveloped times, safety matters above all else.

Therefore, at the beginning of the school, she emphasized a lot of safety awareness with the village and parents. If an accident happened, she would not be able to bear it, and would feel uneasy.

(End of this chapter)