Quick Transmigration: Su Cha's Life in That Era

After saying hello, Su Cha stopped bothering her second maternal grandfather, as he was the brigade leader and had important business to attend to.

"Second Grandfather, you go ahead with your work. I'm going to talk to Fifth Uncle."

"Okay, go ahead."

Su Cha pushed her bicycle closer to her fifth uncle.

"Uncle, how many educated youths are coming this time?"

"Three."

"There are only three, why are you looking so gloomy?"

"There was only one man."

Su Cha understood.

Most girls are weaker than boys. In rural areas, especially at this time, a brigade might only have one ox. Naturally, they preferred strong men who could be used as oxen or horses. The stronger the man, the better.

From the perspective of the villagers, these pampered city girls were there to steal their food, and if they encountered girls who couldn't do much work, how could they not be upset?

But Su Cha felt that her fifth uncle was overthinking things.

"That's a good thing."

Meeting her fifth uncle's shocked gaze, Su Cha smiled.

"Fifth Uncle, you need to know that there is only so much work in the village. Whether there are educated youth or not, there will be people to do it. When educated youth come, no matter how many there are, they will all share the work."

It is undeniable that male educated youth can do more work, but there is only so much land in the village, and whether the grain is grown well depends more on the village's experienced farmers and the weather. What use can a few educated youths be?

Therefore, whether the educated youth were male or female, and how much work they did, it was highly unlikely to affect the village's grain harvest.

Once the arrangements were made, they had to be accepted. From this perspective, the female educated youth, who ate less, needed less food and thus saved less food than the male educated youth.

They earn fewer work points, so each work point is allocated more grain. If they don't earn enough work points to eat, then let them buy grain. In the end, the money will be shared among everyone, generating revenue for the village.

Look, from this perspective, aren't female educated youth more suitable than male educated youth?

Compared to male educated youth, female educated youth were easier to control. As long as the educated youth and commune members were kept in check and prevented from causing trouble, everyone could live their lives peacefully.

Moreover, these educated youths generally had attended school. Our brigade still doesn't have a school. Apart from a few children who went to other brigades and learned a few words, there are no junior high school students.

Children are the flowers of our motherland, the hope of our nation. You and your second grandfather are both knowledgeable and understand the importance of literacy.

It's better to have it yourself than to have it from others.

Set a small goal: start with elementary school. Middle school won't be far behind.

These educated youth should be put to good use; it's such a waste to just have them work in the fields.

Those who have studied knowledge are mostly enlightened and can grasp things more quickly. I remember there was a female comrade named Lu Zhiqi at the educated youth settlement who was exceptionally good at raising pigs. I chatted with her before, and she had done serious research on it. Such a person is a real talent.

Let her second maternal grandfather take her and other villagers who are good at raising pigs to learn from the model pig-raising team. Be a little thick-skinned; we're all comrades-in-arms, so don't hide anything and help each other out.

Discard the dross and select the essence, and learn from it.

Once the educated youth had learned it, they were sent back to teach the commune members.

If each pig gains an extra two pounds of meat, how much is that in total?

The brigade should also promptly praise and reward educated youth who have made contributions.

When those educated youth saw that their fellow educated youth had made something of themselves and reaped the rewards, and that they were all ambitious young people from the city who had come to the countryside, they were naturally unwilling to accept it.

Those who are ambitious will take action on their own. They are knowledgeable, quick-witted, and might even come up with their own solutions.

When the time comes, if the village cadres like my second maternal grandfather make a good decision and it benefits the brigade and generates revenue, then we'll give it a try, as long as the cost isn't too high.

As for those who are nothing at all, they still have the option of doing farm work as a fallback.

Fifth Uncle: "..."

Touch your head.

day!

No wonder he's a city kid, he's got a sharp mind.

Surprisingly, after his niece said that, he understood.

Go back and have a good talk with Dad.

"That's a good idea. Now's not the time to talk about it. When we get back, I'll ask my dad what he thinks. If it's okay, we'll go to your third uncle's house to find you."

"become!"

Seeing that her fifth uncle was in high spirits, Su Cha stopped talking and began to observe the educated youth with great interest.

People of this era all possess a vibrant energy, which is even more evident in these educated youth who are at the perfect age.

Suzhou tea gives you the feeling of being enveloped by a vibrant sun, making you feel warm all over.

so good.

Once these people arrive at the Second Hook Brigade and work for ten days, things will be fine.

Su Cha smiled, her inner thoughts bubbling with mischief, hehe...

cough cough.

Receive, receive, receive.

This is not good, not good.

When Second Grandfather brought the group over, Su Cha also met the three educated youths assigned to the Second Hook Brigade this time.

Two women and one man.

They all looked very energetic and cheerful.

In the original owner's memory, there weren't many troublesome educated youths in the Second Hook Brigade, so Su Cha didn't pay any attention to them.

Because there were few people, the three educated youths boarded the oxcart along with their luggage.

Unlike the historical novels Su Cha read in her previous life, Second Grandfather didn't have the oxcart only for luggage, forcing everyone to walk back to the brigade.

Su Cha rode her bicycle slowly behind, occasionally chatting with her second maternal grandfather and fifth maternal uncle.

None of the three educated youths were talkative; they just listened attentively.

Today, almost all the brigade leaders from various brigades of the Mars Commune came to the commune. No fool was so blind as to cause trouble at this time, so the road back to the village was quite smooth.

Upon seeing the village and knowing that her second maternal grandfather and the others were heading to the educated youth settlement, Su Cha greeted them and hurriedly rode away on her bicycle.

"Grandma, Grandpa, your precious granddaughter is here!"

The person arrived before the voice.

Even the neighbors on the left and right could hear it.

They all burst into laughter.

Old Hu's granddaughter came to visit her maternal grandparents again.

Grandma Hu felt ashamed, angry, and happy all at the same time.

"That brat, doesn't she know any shame?"

She got up faster than her daughters-in-law, and even her grandchildren weren't as nimble as her.

Open the door.

He tried hard to appear serious.

"What are you shouting for? They're here, so what?"

Su Cha couldn't help but laugh when she saw the old lady pretending to be serious when she couldn't suppress her laughter.

I got off the moving bicycle, then jogged forward a couple of steps to ease the pull of the bicycle and myself, and finally stopped right in front of the Hu family's gate.

Su Cha flashed a bright white smile.

"Grandma, did you miss me?"

The old lady left the gate wide open so her granddaughter and car could easily get in.

Stubborn.

"What am I thinking about? I don't want to think about it at all."

Su Cha pursed her lips and walked into the courtyard. When she passed the old lady, she suddenly leaned in close to her face and saw the old lady's still-sharp teeth. She laughed out loud.

Dodging the old lady's slapping hand, he cheerfully pushed his bicycle, bouncing into the yard, still grumbling.

"Grandma, you're showing your teeth, do you like me?"

The old lady didn't hold back her laughter and tried to catch up with Su Cha to give her a back pat.

An old man and a young boy entered the courtyard, playfully bickering. Behind them, the cunning Gou Dan quickly closed the gate.

My cousin always brings nice things when she comes over, but I can't let anyone see them.

After closing the door, I followed my cousin and skipped after her.

It's noon now, and it's so hot that everyone is taking a nap to prevent heatstroke.

Only after the initial heat has subsided will they go to work in the fields.

Now that the days are long and the sun sets late, it doesn't interfere with working in the fields.

The whole family is here.

Upon hearing Su Cha's voice, they gradually came out.

Everyone was genuinely happy, their smiles were heartfelt...