Liang Shouzhen has had a long-standing relationship with the He family and knows them very well, so he knows they would never neglect their daughter.
The thought of his daughter becoming the daughter-in-law of the He family filled Liang Shouzhen with excitement; he had never dared to dream of such a wonderful thing before.
At noon, Li Shuzhen brought out her family's treasured mountain delicacies, along with the food He Yuhan had brought to the Liang family, and prepared a sumptuous meal.
The Du family of three was also invited to have lunch together, and He Yuhan was able to have a good talk with her adoptive parents.
The main thing Du Lianqiao and his wife wanted to know was about their grandson and two sons.
Because of the inconvenient transportation, the brothers Du Haifeng and Du Haichao rarely go home, only during long holidays. So it's understandable that Du Lianqiao and his wife miss their children.
He Yuhan explained the situation of her two younger brothers to her adoptive parents in detail, "Dad, Mom, don't worry, I'll be watching over them, nothing will go wrong. Haifeng and Haichao come to my house every weekend. I also teach Haifeng medical skills every weekend."
He has made a lot of progress during this period. I think Haifeng has a great talent for studying medicine. It would be good for him to become a doctor who heals and saves lives in the future.
Hai Chao goes to his brother-in-law's house every weekend to learn kung fu and has made great progress. Both children are very hardworking and excel in their studies at school; their teachers like them very much.
Du Lianqiao and his wife were very happy to hear that their two sons were so successful. Wang Yuqiao held her daughter's hand and said, "We're just sorry to trouble you. We were afraid of bothering our in-laws."
He Yuhan smiled and said, "It's no trouble at all. My parents-in-law like them very much. Their presence makes the house more lively. My father-in-law even gives me some pointers on 'sea tide' kung fu when he has free time."
He Yuhan knew that her adoptive parents were afraid of troubling others, so she tried her best to reassure them and put their minds at ease.
He Yuhan also brought a lot of things to her adoptive parents' home. Now that the Du family has two fewer young men to feed, things are much more relaxed.
The youngest, Du Haisheng, is the most beloved child in the family. Since coming to Laohewan, he has never lacked food. The little guy has grown very strong and tall.
He had finally seen his sister again and naturally stayed by He Yuhan's side. However, now that the little guy had grown up a bit, he was too embarrassed to cling to his sister like before.
The Du family's three children were the best-looking in Laohewan Village. The two older sons had already gone to school in the city and were top students; perhaps one day the Du family would produce a college graduate. Even if they didn't go to university, they could find good jobs after graduating from high school. Everyone envied Du Lianqiao and his wife for having these three outstanding sons.
He Yuhan also made a new outfit for her younger brother and brought it with her. The two older brothers are already wearing their new clothes.
After lunch, He Yuhan and Han Yixian followed Liang Shouzhen to see how the fruit trees they planted last year were growing this year.
As they walked, Liang Shouzhen introduced the growth of the fruit trees, saying, "We pruned all the fruit trees today, and they look to be growing well. We estimate that they should bear a lot of fruit this year."
If the fruit trees grow well this year, we village officials will discuss planting even more next year.
The group walked into the orchard, and He Yuhan, looking at the thriving fruit trees, said, "No problem, I'll get you some saplings later. You also need to be careful about preventing pests and diseases. I brought you some information this time, all about preventing and controlling these kinds of fruit tree pests and diseases, and techniques for managing these fruit trees."
You can learn this skill from villagers who can read. The more skills you learn and the more experience you gain, the less likely you are to panic in a crisis.
Upon hearing this, Liang Shouzhen happily said, "That's wonderful. The village is sending someone to manage these fruit trees. Of course, it would be great to learn some fruit tree management techniques."
We took your advice and raised some free-range chickens in the orchard. Last year's profits were very good, and this year we plan to raise even more. We'll raise them under the village's collective name and sell them to the supply and marketing cooperative.”
Han Yixian nodded and said, "That's good. It will maximize economic benefits. If the price offered by the supply and marketing cooperative is not suitable, you can send it to the city. When the fruit is ripe, I will send someone to transport it directly. You don't need to worry about sales."
The sales problem for this fruit is now solved. Liang Shouzhen was very happy. "Okay, we will definitely pack them in crates to ensure there is no damage."
He Yuhan said, "In this way, the village's income will increase again, everyone will get more money, and life will be better."
Uncle Liang, we must urge the children in the village to go to school. Our village has a unique advantage that other villages don't: "Of course I know the importance of knowledge. Without education, you'll be restricted in everything you do. That's why I've always urged the villagers to send their children to school. In our village, you can go to school right at your doorstep. In other villages, you'd be hard-pressed to find such a place even with a lantern."
He Yuhan said, "The school will definitely continue to operate. Although my uncle has passed away, my brother and the others have sent a male educated youth to teach the children. He will be fine."
Han Yixian said, "Men are easier to arrange than women, and there's less work involved. Once they arrive, Uncle Liang, you can make the arrangements as you see fit."
We try to send as few educated youth as possible to Laohewan. Too many outsiders in the village mean more trouble. But there aren't too many educated youth going to the countryside yet, and our place is relatively remote, so sending fewer is understandable.”
Liang Shouzhen said gratefully, "It's kind of you to think of things so thoroughly. I heard that other villages have also sent educated youth to the countryside. Although our place is remote, we will have to make arrangements sooner or later. It's better to send a male comrade first than a female comrade."
Most villages don't want female educated youth; they can't do much work, they cause trouble, and they're prone to getting into trouble. I heard this from other villages that had educated youth.
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