However, people are starving to death now, so what's there to be afraid of?
Moreover, he sensed something different about that notice.
Hearing people talking and expressing their dissatisfaction, he suddenly stood up.
He tucked his hands into his sleeves and glanced sideways at the big guy.
"What are you shouting for? What are you shouting for? Do you know what kind of behavior this is?"
This is an act of supporting socialism with Chinese characteristics, and as someone who has been a poor peasant for eight generations, I am the first to object to it.
Anyone who opposes the policies of the higher authorities will have their "traitorous" ideology severed.
Well, once these righteous words were spoken, the incessant chatter that had been driving everyone crazy suddenly stopped abruptly.
Who doesn't know how powerful the Revolutionary Committee is in the county town these days?
With such a huge accusation leveled against them, anyone who dares to grumble and complain will be dragged out for a public shaming by the Revolutionary Committee.
Seeing everyone staring at him as if they'd seen a ghost, Lai Zi couldn't help but feel smug.
They looked down on him for being poor, but if he didn't have it himself, he wouldn't let anyone else have it either. Thinking of this, he spat a mouthful of yellow phlegm viciously to the side, his small eyes glancing over everyone's faces.
When that divine gaze fell upon them, everyone felt a chilling, nauseating sensation.
Tan Dingguo was about to tap his pipe to quiet everyone down.
Unexpectedly, this leper intimidated everyone with just one sentence.
He glanced at Lai Zi, then turned to the group and said, “Lai Zi is right. If you don’t want to live a good life, then do as you please. But if something goes wrong, don’t blame me, the village chief, for not giving you a heads-up.”
Okay, meeting adjourned."
After saying that, Tan Dingguo tightened the military overcoat draped over his shoulders before walking towards his office.
When Lai Zi heard the village chief say that he was right, his eyes lit up.
Seeing the group of people walking out of the brigade headquarters in twos and threes, he quickly walked forward and caught up with Tan Dingguo.
"Village chief, I think it's very necessary for the village to thoroughly implement the policies issued from above."
Tan Dingguo thought to himself, "Necessary my foot! Who doesn't want to eat more rice and meat?"
Otherwise, what is the purpose of human life?
However, he couldn't say these things to Lai Zi, so he just nodded haphazardly and gave perfunctory replies.
Unexpectedly, when the village chief nodded, Lai Zi quickly said with a fawning smile, "I think many people in the village still have very problematic ideas. Why don't we find someone to supervise them in carrying out their plans? That way, even if the leaders come down to inspect, there won't be any problems."
Tan Dingguo shrugged and pulled his military overcoat tighter around himself.
Then he stopped, turned around, looked Lai Zi up and down, and snorted.
Just as Lai Zi thought the village chief was going to suggest that he be the supervisor, and he was feeling quite pleased with himself, he saw the village chief turn around and leave without saying a word.
And they were walking really fast. He wanted to follow, and opened his mouth to call out, but the wind and snow blowing in his face blew his mouth.
He was very resentful, feeling that after all his efforts, he had only benefited someone else.
Ning Jing and Fu Hongxing came together to split the money this time.
Although she had more money in her pocket, Ning Jing's face showed no sign of happiness.
You know, the chickens and ducks at home are the apple of the children's eyes.
The happiest time of the day is when I go to the henhouse to collect eggs.
If we were to slaughter these chickens now, the children would be heartbroken.
But in my family, including the twins, there are only 8 people, so we can only raise a maximum of 8 chickens and ducks.
In other words, out of 15 chickens, at least 7 must be killed.
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