Gu Hanping's division of the family property was relatively fair.
Because he still has two sons who haven't found partners or started families.
Even the third child is still in school.
So the distribution within the family was still quite fair.
Although Cao Ying had objections, and even felt that the elderly couple would have to subsidize their second and third children in the future.
But she had nothing to say.
Because this was something they were all supposed to contribute to together.
That's how it is these days. Since we haven't separated our families, the money we all earn should be used together.
The two younger ones are not married yet, and the money that the family has to contribute comes from the public funds.
Gu Hanping concluded by saying, "Alright, the work points you guys earned this year will go to your families."
After the summer harvest, we will distribute the grain. You will then use your work points to distribute the grain.
At this moment, Cao Yingcai's expression changed.
Because she was always quite lazy, she didn't have many work points.
Gu Changbai wasn't very good at talking; he just kept getting things done.
So most of them have full work points.
But there are two children in the family.
They were still young, so they could only receive one-third of the per capita ration.
This year, when the grain is distributed, we will receive much less.
Furthermore, after the family splits up, they will have to divide their work points themselves.
What should we do then?
Turning around, Cao Ying saw Gu Changbai, and an idea popped into her head.
She remained silent, which was rather strange.
Gu Yunyang had no idea what she was thinking. If he did, he would probably laugh in anger.
Both parties signed the agreement and immediately divided the money and goods.
From then on, everyone was divided into two small families.
Fan Xiangbei patted Gu Hanping on the shoulder. Although the separation of the family wasn't a pretty thing, Gu Hanping's character was impeccable.
His previous support for him has not been in vain.
For a moment, Gu Hanping felt somewhat uncomfortable.
It's not for others, but for myself.
I didn't teach many of my children well through my own parenting.
In fact, the separation of the family seemed to happen in the blink of an eye.
There's nothing to move.
Gu Yunyang stood up and divided the document into three copies: "Captain, each of you take one copy. Keep the other copy at the brigade headquarters. Also, when your second and third children grow up and it's time to divide the family property, just do it this way."
Gu Hanping accepted it and thanked him.
The way she looked at Gu Yunyang was also particularly strange.
My nephew has helped both me and my second son divide the family property.
Today is my own home.
Although the second son's family has not yet separated, several of his nieces have already moved to the educated youth settlement.
Tomorrow, once everyone knows that Gu Hongmei has returned from her husband's family home and that she will be transferring her household registration back, things will be much better.
The daughters need to be separated and registered in their own household.
I don't know how to make a scene.
The Hongqi Brigade already had little land, and there wasn't enough to go around.
There wasn't much food to begin with.
Suddenly, another Gu Hongmei appeared.
How can a married daughter come back?
Gu Yunyang, however, was not worried at all.
He was always one to win people over with virtue.
If reasoning doesn't work, he has plenty of tricks up his sleeve.
There are many ways to persuade someone without resorting to physical means.
"Don't worry, Captain. I can handle this. Besides, the mountain is going to be cleared anyway. I think Gu Hongmei is quite strong, even though she's a woman."
"When the time comes, let her reclaim five mu of wasteland; that will be her condition for returning to the Hongqi Brigade. In the future, we'll make it happen. Next year, the commune promised me at least another fifty mu of land. We can't afford to support a few people, can we? If any of them have any questions, let them go to the commune and ask for policy information themselves."
After a pause, Gu Yunyang, feeling he had used both soft and hard tactics, said, "Besides, this is just my way of handling things. If another family's daughter were in a similar situation and got divorced, would none of us team members offer a helping hand?"
Continue read on readnovelmtl.com