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"Don't go out, don't go out, he lied to us."
"He's trying to trick us out. Ignore him and let him cry."
The naive children did not know that there was a danger on the way from their friends. They naively thought that the little boy was crying to attract them to go out.
The adults in the room heard it, but they didn't come out immediately. It was normal for a child to cry and make a fuss. In addition, there were a lot of people sitting in the room, and they were talking about an important matter. The adults were all focused on the room, so they didn't pay much attention to the child's crying.
This is a small village built on the mountain. There are not many people in the village, only 27 households, with nearly 200 villagers in total. Big and small, young and old, their ancestors have lived here for generations and are self-sufficient. Although they are not rich, every family is happy and healthy, leading a leisurely and simple life.
There are children who go out to school, but not many. The main reason is that the information here is isolated and the adults don’t think there is any difference between going to school and not going to school.
In their eyes, it makes no difference whether they go to school or not, because eventually their sons and daughters will return to the mountain village and inherit everything from their family, while their daughters will marry and have children early to complete the greatest cause of their lives.
In the room, the adults' voices were sometimes loud, sometimes they sighed, and sometimes they were silent. Occasionally, you could hear the sound of someone banging the table.
"You guys, stop trying to persuade me. You can all see the situation at my house. I broke my leg and have to go back to work in the spring. If they both go to school, who will take care of the family?"
"No matter how much you say, it's useless. I won't agree to let them go back to school. One is fourteen and the other is twelve. They can get married and have a wife. Why do they need to go to school?"
The male owner smoked local tobacco. This honest and simple man became stubborn, even more stubborn than the old ox in the field. No one could convince him.
The hostess had no say. Seeing that her husband was a little agitated, she worriedly advised, "Don't be angry. Talk to the cadres nicely. They don't want anything from us. Talk nicely."
The hostess, who had never been to school and had never left the village, was simple and kind. Her gentle persuasion made the atmosphere in the room less awkward.
On the fifth day of May, a group of grassroots cadres from the township government came to a village called "Kanabuyi" to visit during the New Year. They came to persuade adults with school-age children to send their children back to school after the New Year.
On the eve of the start of school every year, grassroots cadres have to cross mountains and rivers and visit every household to ensure that the children can continue to go to school smoothly after the start of the school year.
After being persuaded by grassroots cadres, most adults would let their children continue to go to school. However, a small number of adults completely ignored the advice and made their own decisions. Even if their children were willing to go to school, they would not nod in agreement.
The grassroots cadres talked so much that their mouths were almost dry, but they still didn't get a nod from this family.
After all the talk, the adults in the family only had one thing to say, "The family is short of labor. The two children are grown up now. If they don't come back to help with the work, they won't even be able to do farm work in the future. The family will have nothing to eat, nothing to drink, nothing to wear, and it will be embarrassing to walk around the village."
The stubbornness of the male owner made several grassroots cadres, who had been sitting in this family for more than two hours, have to leave temporarily as they thought they still had several other families to visit.
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