"Our family hasn't split up yet. My grandmother is the head of the family. When she came to the capital, her children and grandchildren gradually followed her out of the mountains."
The people around listened silently.
The answer was absolutely flawless.
But they investigated more than just that.
A tall, thin man in his sixties said, "Haha, you've turned Xiao Fu's home into a processing factory. You've done quite a big business."
Qian Duoduo: This really reveals all her past.
However, she was not panicked.
After all, it's a certificate.
"I'm sorry to have embarrassed you."
"My third uncle and aunt want to come to Beijing to develop, but they don't know what to do."
"One time, Jun Mo took me to the Xidan Night Market. I really saw the signs of prosperity in our country's economic development. I was envious and wanted to do something for the development of our country's economy."
"But I'm from the countryside, I don't know anything, and I don't have any resources. I want to sell clothes, but I don't even have a supply channel. Jun Mo is completely clueless about these things and knows nothing."
"My grandma said that the older generation made their own clothes, so since we didn't know where to get clothes from, we should just make them ourselves."
"The country advocates the development of the individual economy. The country has given us a platform. If we don't seize it, we will be sorry for the country's training of us."
"So, I quickly asked Jun Mo to get me a certificate, used my dowry to buy a few sewing machines, found a few tailors and started working."
“I’m not afraid of being laughed at by my uncles when I say this, I work hard to make money, but the most important thing is that I’m still too poor.
The mountain village is really poor.
Our village is all mountainous and sandy, and the grain we harvest is only half of what we get in Beijing, or even less. Every household is struggling to get enough to eat. We have so many brothers and sisters that it's a huge crowd if we sit together. There are over a dozen students in school alone, over a dozen getting married soon, and several with children. The pressure is too great, so I've been thinking about following the country's lead, earning more money with my family, and giving my brothers and sisters a higher education so they can repay the motherland in the future."
This is the truth.
We are all from the older generation, so we naturally know what it's like to have seven or eight brothers in a family and dozens of descendants. Being able to drink corn porridge is a good life.
Liu Qi nodded, looked at Fu Changping, and said with a smile: "You have a good daughter-in-law."
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