Jiang Tang was so moved by her mother's distressed look that she hugged her and said, "I don't live here all the time. I mainly live in the village."

Liu Xiulan doesn't think the village can be better than here.

Jiang Tang didn't explain too much to her: "I'm going to talk to Secretary Zhou first, and then we'll go back to the village."

"You keep busy, I'll just walk around."

"Don't go far, I'm quick."

Jiang Tang gave some instructions and ran to the office in front.

Secretary Zhou had just returned from the village and smiled when he saw us: "Secretary Jiang, this is incredible! In just half a month, you've found a way out for Caozi Village. I was there today, and Captain Luo gave me a bag of tea. I never realized the tea in their village is so delicious.

So many years have been wasted in vain, and it's all our fault for not observing carefully and only focusing on that small piece of land."

"Secretary Zhou is right to focus on grain, as grain is the foundation of farmers and the backbone of the country.

I was young and couldn't think so far ahead. I just thought that we girls love beauty and are competitive. We thought about what kind of clothes to buy and whether the family we will marry in the future will be rich.

When I think about it this way, I feel that money is also important.

I'm just trying to find something in the village that can be sold."

"This is a good thing. Leading the villagers in sideline businesses during the slack season is something the country is advocating. You're doing great. Captain Luo told me today that you need to apply for a collective agricultural marketing license. I'll go to the county tomorrow and help you with that."

"Secretary Zhou, it would be best to handle it in the name of the commune. After all, I am also taking care of Shaluo Village, although I haven't received the approval of Shaluo Village yet.

But we also need to encourage them to develop side businesses in the future. We can’t wait until then to set up one in every village. That would be too troublesome. The commune is more convenient.”