I won't say anything more about it.
However, let me state this first:
"Uncle, this is a good thing, but I don't know anything about the requirements of the vegetables we want to grow, such as water, temperature, and sunlight. I can only offer suggestions; you have to make sure you understand the specifics."
Having spent several years in the countryside, she was, in the end, an outsider. She could do whatever she wanted in her own yard, as long as it was in season.
Whether it's flooded or drought-stricken, or even if there's no fruit, it doesn't matter.
That won't do. To put it dramatically, as soon as construction starts, someone will be watching it every day.
Especially the first year of feeling one's way across the river.
Okay, that means you're good, I'm good, and everyone's good.
"Don't worry, don't worry. Although we haven't studied much, we're not ignorant of reason."
Hey Jian, I wanted to ask, if we don't quite get the temperature and stuff right, could we ask the military to lend us someone to give us some pointers? We don't want to mess things up, we want to get it right, but, you know…”
Liu Aiguo scratched his head.
"You know, there are only a few people in our village. People like Second Uncle and Third Uncle know everything, but the young people don't read much. Even if they have a book, they might not be able to understand it."
Well, I've had that idea too.
So without hesitation, I simply gave all the relevant books to Cheng Chao to take away.
"...Uncle, no problem. I'll tell my uncle next time I see him. I think they want to do something for the villagers and see things through."
"Hey, great, that's wonderful!"
Liu Weimin and his companion were still excited when they finished speaking and left. Jian Dan had already guessed what was going on, and they hurriedly headed out of the village, probably to the commune.
These days, everyone's basic needs—food, drink, and shelter—depend on these work points, especially in rural areas where there are no other ways to make a living. Besides work points, the only source of income is probably the only meat in the household—eggs.
The saying "the bank is under the chicken's butt" is no exaggeration.
Putting everything else aside, these tiny eggs can be exchanged for a family's needles and thread, which is already a significant help for rural areas.
However, that's about it; there are virtually no other ways to make money.
Encountering a wild boar is a rare occurrence, and even fewer people manage to escape its jaws and bring it back.
The price of mountain products is not high, and most families don't receive enough grain, so they may need to supplement their supplies with mountain products.
"well!"
Even I, the simplest person, want to sigh. At this point, making money is indeed difficult.
It's impossible to move an inch.
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