Zhang Chengwu said, "It's just a small matter, you're welcome."
Mrs. Qin carried the earthenware pot she had carried all the way to the captain's kitchen and said, "Aunt, this is the chicken we stewed last night. I carried it all the way but couldn't get it to my little sister.
I heard Xiangdong say that my younger sister can't eat these yet. Comrade Zhang is in a hurry to go back and time is tight. Aunt, please add some chili to heat it up and use it to entertain Comrade Zhang.
I'll go to the village first to see if I can exchange some eggs. A few days ago, I heard Aunt Chen say that her old hens stopped laying eggs and she wanted to sell them to the educated youth to satisfy their hunger. I don't know if she has sold them yet.
I heard that Comrade Zhang's wife is pregnant, and they've been busy helping me. I don't have anything to thank them with, so I'll try to exchange them for two old hens."
Cao Meihua said while busying herself, "How could that stingy old woman be willing to feed the chickens? Her chickens are so skinny that only bones are left.
Go and exchange eggs. Just catch the chickens at home. We still have more than 20 eggs. I'll pack them up later and you can take them with you."
Cao Meihua is a good chicken feeder and is willing to spend time on it. In winter, the chicken coop is kept tightly closed. Although the chickens don’t lay as many eggs as in warm weather, they do lay eggs.
The two hens are fat and strong. Although they have only been raised for more than a year and are in the egg-laying period, I don’t feel sorry for them for my niece.
The Qin family returned, and Auntie Qin went door to door to exchange eggs, and at the same time spread the news that Qin Shuwan was safe and sound.
Most people are happy for the Qin family, but there are also some people who are jealous and can't stand seeing others doing well, and they always say a few sour words and sarcastic remarks.
When Qin Dahai left the hospital, he asked around and found out that the canteen had a stove for patients' families to cook their own meals. When he got home, he packed up a lot of things and put them in the living room.
Bring all the flour, noodles, eggs, malted milk, and lard in the house. This is for my daughter.
I also packed half a bag of cornmeal and a bag of various dried vegetables for Mrs. Qin.
Mrs. Qin came back in a hurry with a basket of eggs and a fat old hen. "Dad, I asked every household in the village and got 68 eggs in exchange. I saw that the old hen was quite fat, so I spent a little more money to buy it.
My aunt said that they still have more than 20 eggs at home, and we probably have about 20 at home too."
Qin Dahai said, "Kill one of the chickens at home, and take the other one with you. Keep it in Donglin's yard. Wanwan can eat it and then kill it.
Here are two dried pheasants and two dried rabbits. When the time comes, you can add half of the eggs and give them to Comrade Zhang."
These are all he can offer, he doesn't want to give away the old hen. His daughter has just recovered from a serious illness, so she definitely needs some nutrition.
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