Fifth Grandpa had just walked out of the post office. Ever since Suihe joined the army, his daughter-in-law had often mailed him packages. This made Fifth Grandpa have to go to the post office every now and then to mail things, and with these frequent visits, he became increasingly familiar with the staff there.

The package to be mailed today is a bit big. Fortunately, Uncle Wu has the golden finger of "space". When he arrives at the small alley near the post office, he will take out the package and then send it into the post office.

This package contained two newly purchased pairs of thick, warm cotton-padded jackets and pants, plus a fleece jacket and pants I could wear next to my skin in just two days! Professor Dong specially purchased these warm clothing on Taobao, made from the finest golden velvet. Because Suihe does strenuous exercise like running every day, his clothes need to fit well, be stretchy, and breathable. Just look at the thick fleece inside these clothes—you can tell at a glance that they're of top quality!

In fact, when Suihe left, I had already sent a large package of clothes and daily necessities to the post office, but there was no way. I was worried that your aunt would feel cold. She thought Suihe would be frozen, so Professor Dong could only feel at ease after I sent it to her.

There are thirteen people assigned to their production team for labor reform. After all, their village is now a well-known wealthy village. Where else can they be sent if not to you? Sending them to those poor villages where they can't even afford to eat is really causing trouble for them!

Shengzi accepted the group without hesitation and quickly signed his name on the document. Then, he led the group towards the "bullshed".

Following the county officials escorting the prisoners to the labor reform camp outside the cowshed, they carefully examined the house and its surroundings, their faces filled with satisfaction. One of them couldn't help but exclaim, "The team leader is truly wise! Look at these dilapidated houses; they're absolutely perfect for these prisoners undergoing labor reform. Only by allowing them to work more and experience firsthand the hardships of the people can their mindsets be transformed."

To create the illusion that Guanjia Village was equally impoverished and unable to even get enough to eat, Shengzi didn't invite the people from the county town to have lunch with him, but instead sent them away. The next step was to arrange accommodation for the newcomers.

It was obvious at a glance that these thirteen new arrivals had all been subjected to severe struggle sessions. Some of the female comrades' eyes revealed a deep fear, a timid, cowardly air. Alas, once good people, yet they had to endure such brutal torture before they could finally let go.

The couple had one room, and those who were alone had a room of their own. Before long, the second row of cow sheds was full.

At this moment, Guan the carpenter received a message from the team leader. He and two other brothers were pushing a flatbed cart towards the cowshed. The cart was loaded with large wardrobes that had been built in advance. There was one such wardrobe in each room.

Faced with this situation, the newly arrived people couldn't help but wonder: Why were these people so kind to them? Not only did they not punish them, but they even offered them cabinets and helped prepare firewood. It was all so unbelievable!

A lot of food had arrived from the production team's warehouse, neatly packed in small cloth bags, three bags per family. The newcomers were even more confused. Was this... something they could eat?