It is said that the son has no mother, and vice versa.

Zili sensed an unusual sense of crisis from his mother's tone, which was different from the usual kind one.

My mind was racing, but I couldn't figure out where the pit might be.

So he thought that it was better to remain unchanged in the face of all changes, and he moved his mouth, just about to say that he was willing to go to cut grass for pigs and earn work points.

Who knew that when I turned my eyes, I saw my cousin, like a newborn calf, with green light in her eyes. If you didn't know, you would think that the chicken could be caught and stewed!

Worried that she had fallen into her mother's trap and he couldn't escape, he secretly reached out and tapped her arm.

He opened his mouth to remind her not to be impulsive, but a death stare came over him, and the words he was about to say were stuck in his throat.

Although Shu Miao was happily imagining the days of freedom in the future, the actions of the mother and son were so obvious, how could she not notice it since she was not blind?

It would definitely be difficult for the aunt to ask directly, mainly because even if she asked, the other party might not tell her the truth.

He immediately looked at Zili with doubt: What's wrong?

Facing his mother's cold gaze, how could Zili dare to take any other action?

He gave her a look that told her to fend for herself, then shrank his neck and acted like a quail.

Li Qiao was satisfied to see that her lazy guy had finally calmed down, and a gentle and graceful smile appeared on her face.

As soon as he spoke, he made the decision for the two of them. "Okay, since you have no objection, then it's settled."

She had originally wanted to let the two of them get used to raising chickens this year, but since they are so ungrateful, what's the point of getting used to it?

Just raise chickens and pigs and feed them!

Self-reliance and shrinking neck: How dare I have an opinion?

Shu Miao looked at the auntie who was smiling peacefully, and then at Zili who, even with his head lowered, was still able to block out the resentment emanating from him. He was stunned and puzzled.

Could it be that she missed something important?

But then again, it’s just raising two or three chickens at most, what’s the difficulty?

Because their Yanhe Brigade is relatively remote, each household can raise one or two pigs in addition to three chickens.

In Yueerwan, because it is close to the commune, each household can only raise two chickens.

The reason why she knew so much about it was that she witnessed the criticism of the transferred personnel and only then learned about this information.

Shu Miao was fortunate enough to witness what "criticism and struggle" meant in real life. From this perspective, he got a glimpse of what the unfamiliar words "reactionaries", "capitalist roaders", and "stinking ninths" that occasionally came out of adults' mouths meant.

The disregard for human life and the complete trampling of human dignity during the criticism and denunciation meetings made it really hard to imagine that this was a society ruled by law.

As one of the parties involved, the only thing she could do was to follow everyone else and shout weird slogans with the most fanatical expressions in order to protect herself.

Afterwards, she would still feel a chill every time she thought of that scene.

In order to prevent herself from falling into such a situation in the future, she went to find Lin Zhiqing with a heart full of anxiety.

On the one hand, it was because he was an intellectual from the city and was definitely more knowledgeable than others.

On the other hand, it was also because he was the only one who would patiently answer her questions and would not question her.

With his help, Shu Miao was able to fully understand the era he lived in.

Now I understand why whenever a strange face appears in the group, the usually strict teacher's control over the students will drop sharply.

After all, if you say something wrong, you will be labeled as a "stinking ninth" and be criticized.

If it were her, she would be scared too!

To get back to the point, it was this opportunity that made her realize how surprising it would be for someone to suddenly live a good life in this era when food, clothing, housing and transportation are strictly restricted.

At the same time, she also realized how ridiculous her previous idea of ​​leaving the Shu family was.

You have to know that even if the brigade has certain support measures for special families or individuals, at most it will only bring the food rations to the average.

But under this management system where small matters do not go beyond the family and big matters do not go beyond the team, and when everyone is hungry, a child with no ability to resist having food in his hands is like a child carrying gold through the market!

Therefore, she understood even more how valuable the aunt's help was, so when she needed to contribute to generate income for the family, she was naturally very happy to do so!

So after the aunt left, Shu Miao was no longer curious about why Zi Li looked like he had suffered a great loss, and just thought that he was trying to be lazy.

The two of them left one after the other, and had no intention of paying any attention to him the whole time.

Zili, who was left alone, looked at his mother's back and then at his cousin's back, feeling so sad that he could not cry.

Time flew by like clockwork, and in the blink of an eye it was Saturday again.

Yuhong Primary School,

The school bell rang,

Shu Miao packed up his things, turned around to look at Zili, who was discussing with his deskmate where to go, and was speechless for a moment.

Can she say that she now doubts that being self-reliant means she is lazy and doesn't want to work?

Fortunately, this situation has occurred countless times and she has long been immune to it. She just sighed for a moment and then no longer paid attention to it.

But when she passed by him, she still knocked on his desk and signaled with her eyes that she wanted to go first.

Zili, as usual, waved his hand to indicate that he understood, and continued to discuss something with Huang Mansui.

Shu Miao didn't care about his perfunctory attitude, but quickened her pace and walked straight out of the school.

Looking around at the empty fields, he thought that the wheat in Yueer Bay was almost harvested, and after a round of heavy physical labor, Lin Zhiqing must be free now, right?

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