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Chapter 178: Female Supporting Character in the Period Literature (13)

Lu Changqing did what he thought. When he got off work in the evening, he ran to the warehouse to find the team leader.

The captain was shocked when he saw Lu Changqing. "Su Zqing, why are you here? If you are here, there will be no one at the chicken farm, right?"

"Xiaocao's sisters are over there. I'll ask them to help watch over them first."

Lu Changqing continued, "Captain, I have been thinking about one thing these past two days."

The captain thought that Lu Changqing was talking about the yellow peach seedlings, so he said, "Lu Zqing has already asked someone to take care of the peach tree matter. The other party should have a reply in the next two days."

Lu Changqing waved his hand and said, "It's not about the peach trees, it's about the village children going to school."

The village chief wondered, "What's wrong with going to school?"

Lu Changqing explained: "It is like this. Recently I have been observing the situation of the children in the village. Some of them go to the primary school in the next brigade village, but I found that a large number of children, especially girls in the family, do not go to school at all.

Of course I know this is because everyone is poor, they have many children, and the family does not have enough money to send all the children to school.

And most importantly, all the adults have gone to work, and there is no one to look after the children in the village. What if they go to the river to play in the water and fall in? There is a lot of rain in the summer, and it is easy to get into trouble when the water in the river rises.

So I thought about opening a village primary school next to the chicken farm, so that I could teach the children to read and help the villagers watch over the children, killing two birds with one stone."

"Moreover, the great man once said, 'You can go without food for a day, you can go without sleep for a day, but you cannot go without reading for a day.' This shows that he also attaches great importance to education. We certainly cannot hold the country back."

"I have a lot of free time now. I think I can use this time to teach the children in the village to read and write. If there are adults who want to learn literacy, they can come and listen in their free time. What do you think, Captain?"

The team leader hesitated for a moment and said, "This is a great thing, but what about the children's books? Not every family in the village can afford to send their children to school."

Lu Changqing gave him a reassuring look and said, "The last time I passed by the garbage station on my way to the county, I found some discarded books. The children in the village can use them."

"What about your salary, Su Zqing?"

Lu Changqing said righteously, "Serving the people is my job, I don't want any salary."

Lu Changqing's tactic of retreating to advance made the captain feel embarrassed.

The captain knew clearly that Lu Changqing was doing this for the good of the village. He was also in his forties and understood the ways of the world.

Others are kind-hearted and do good deeds, and help him. Even though the other party says that it doesn't require any help, he cannot really give them nothing in return, otherwise who will do good deeds next time?

"How can I let you work for nothing? How about giving you work points?"

Lu Changqing nodded with satisfaction and indicated his agreement.

When the members heard that not only could they go to school for free in the village, but there would also be people to look after their children for free, they were so happy that they built another thatched hut next to Lu Changqing's in just one day.

There is a classroom, but there are no tables, chairs, benches, blackboards or chalk.

Lu Changqing doesn't have to worry, she knows Lu Shaofeng will help her with everything.

Lu Shaofeng was eager to help not because he thought the work of education in the village was so great, but because Ruan Tang wanted to come and teach.

Ruan Tang had a bad time at home recently. Du Hongmei pretended to be sick and didn't go to work, so she stayed at home to take care of her pregnancy and did nothing. The two of them thought each other was disgusting whenever they saw each other.

The housework at home will not become less because of the addition of a person pretending to be sick. Instead, the housework burden on others will increase.

Everyone is selfish. Why should others take on more housework?

Following Du Hongmei's disturbance, Ruan Tang's other two sisters-in-law, Wu Zisu and Tian Junhui, also became unhappy.

Even if you don't go to the fields, it should be okay to cook, wash clothes, sweep the house and wash dishes at home during the busy farming season, right?

Ruan Tang: No, I can’t.

Who can bear this?

Before, there was no first person to try something new, and Wu Zisu and Tian Junhui were still a little afraid of their mother-in-law and father-in-law. Now, there is someone who has taken the lead. Now they are staying at home, eating, drinking, and taking good care of their fetuses. Isn't there anything wrong with that?

Then Ruan Tang's two sisters-in-law, Tian Zisu and He Chengbi, also resigned.

There are so many people in the family, why do you only require these two to work in the fields to earn work points and share all the housework at home?

Zhang Guihua was furious. She only scolded her daughter-in-law for making a fuss. She was reluctant to let her sons cook or do housework, and even more reluctant to let her beloved Ruan Tang do the work, so she had to do it herself.

Although Ruan Tang is selfish, she felt a little guilty when she saw Zhang Guihua so tired. After all, this mother was really good to her.

But she refused to go to the fields or do housework.

She didn't want to do these, it was too tiring, she wanted to do some easy work, like keeping accounts, counting eggs or something like that.

Unfortunately, the chickens in the chicken farms are too young to lay eggs.

Ruan Tang really didn't expect that the honest and somewhat saintly heroine in the book would be so capable of causing trouble, opening both a chicken farm and a school.

With this plot now, even if the author himself came, he probably wouldn’t recognize that this is his own book.

But at the same time, she was also very glad that Lu Changqing had the urge to organize a literacy class. Ruan Tang felt that her chance had come.

When she goes out to earn work points, she will feel embarrassed to see her sisters-in-law at home scolding her for being lazy and gluttonous behind her back.

Ruan Tang was not confused or surprised about the current direction which was completely different from the original. She thought it might be caused by the wind fanned by her little butterfly.

She is not trying to flatter herself, she just believes more in the "butterfly wings" idea.

Lu Changqing was quite surprised to see Ruan Tang coming to see him, and was even more surprised when he learned that the other party wanted to be a math teacher.

The sun is rising from the west, and people who are too lazy to burn snakes and eat ashes without even shaking themselves are actually coming out to work?

Seeing that Lu Changqing did not reply to her immediately, Ruan Tang thought that he disliked this body's junior high school diploma, and said unhappily: "I'm not bragging to you. Although I only have a junior high school diploma now, if it comes to teaching, let alone the children in this village, even you and I can teach them."

Lu Changqing: …

Since people had said so, Lu Changqing didn't know what to say. He turned around, picked up a first-grade math book from the table, handed it to Ruan Tang, and asked her to go back and take a look.

The matter was settled, and after the team leader held a meeting and counted the numbers, a total of sixteen children in the village signed up.

The youngest is three years old and the oldest is nine years old. There are eleven girls and five boys, one three years old, one four years old and three five years old.

It is obvious that this is treating Lu Changqing's place as a free nursery.