They often try to settle things peacefully, so this kind of "immediate court" came into being. In the early days, dedicated judges would lead a team of members, lead a few horses or mules, carry the required documents, seals, etc., and walk from village to village to places where even cars could not enter, and go to the local court to open a court according to the summons. In short, this was a very difficult job, and the local court was often short of staff, so it needed support from the courts in surrounding cities.
Yao Yiyi's immediate superior, the old lady, was just one step away from being promoted to deputy-department-level cadre, so she gritted her teeth and decided to go, but the other girls in the unit were unwilling to go. Those who didn't have boyfriends were anxious to find one, and those who had boyfriends were keeping a close eye on them. No one was willing to go. At this time, Yao Yiyi stepped forward, and the old lady was immediately moved to tears.
When Yao's mother, who had been the director of the women's department for more than ten years, heard her daughter's decision, she immediately took her daughter to the hospital for a brain check. Her capable brother, who was working hard in a big city, yelled at her on the phone. Only Yao's father, who worked in a government unit, had lofty ideas and thought that his daughter was very idealistic and moral. After carefully analyzing the pros and cons of supporting the border area, Yao's mother finally came to her senses.
In fact, Yao Yiyi was not going there for the possible promotion opportunity a year later. She just felt that her life was too rigid. She followed the plan prescribed by the state, finishing elementary school, middle school, and university, then working, getting married and having children in the future, and living in a routine environment all her life. Although life was comfortable, she lacked the necessary life experience. She hoped to visit different places and get to know people who lived in different worlds from her.
A year later, after suffering a lot, Yao Yiyi was finally able to return to the city with a heart full of satisfaction and pride. Suddenly, heavy rains hit the area for several days. After one day when the rain finally stopped, the old lady hurriedly took the team members and drove a van to hurry on their journey. On the way, they encountered a damn mudslide.
Lying in bed, classmate Yao Yiyi, who has changed her appearance, just wants to say: Protecting the mountains and forests is everyone's responsibility. If you cut down trees indiscriminately, your descendants will be extinct.
【Author has something to say】
Regarding language, whether reading "Dream of the Red Chamber" or other vernacular novels, you'll discover a language called "Mandarin." Mandarin wasn't widely spoken at the time, so how did officials from all over the country communicate after taking office? For example, my college roommates included eight women from various regions. Among them, we spoke Wenzhou dialect, Hunan dialect, and Quzhou dialect, which I couldn't understand even if I were beaten to death. Comrade Hai Rui was from Hainan, and it's said that the Hainan dialect is no easier to understand than Javanese. So what did his superiors and colleagues do? Did they use sign language? To address this difficulty, "Mandarin," the prototype of Mandarin, gradually emerged.
Most of the political centers in ancient China were in the north (except the Southern Song Dynasty), especially in the Ming and Qing dynasties, which were the capitals of the north. Therefore, on the basis of Beijing dialect, some other easy-to-understand dialects were mixed to form a common official language, which was later called "Mandarin". To become an official, one must first learn to speak Mandarin.
At first, Mandarin was only spoken by officials. Later, women also began to use it in social interactions. Then, servants in the homes of officials and prestigious gentry were also required to speak Mandarin so that they could serve their masters more conveniently.
When we read vernacular novels, we find that when wealthy families buy little maids and servants, they have to train them before they can be used, and one of the most important training items is speaking.
For example, Cao Xueqin's family worked in the Jiangning Weaving Bureau for decades, and the whole family lived in Jiangnan for a long time, but the official language used in the Cao Mansion was still Beijing Mandarin, and they did not learn the pleasant Wu dialect. Therefore, no matter where an official was transferred, whether it was Shandong or Quanzhou, the women in the inner house spoke almost the same language.
For modern people like us, we can understand this language, but we may not be able to speak it fluently.
(That's about it, please don't delve into it. If you do, please stay calm.)
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