After Entering the Book, She Became Rich in the 1980s

Chapter 44 Isn’t it said that he is very educated?

Zhou Chenglei directly carried Jiang Xia away from the beach, put her down, then sent her home, and took out Yunnan Baiyao to give her medicine.

Jiang Xia said: "Just use red potion. This powder is almost used up, don't waste it. You still need to apply medicine on your arm."

The wound on his arm was deeper.

Zhou Chenglei didn't say anything, but took the medicine powder and sprinkled it on the wounds on her knees and ankles for free.

When it was over, he stood up: "I'll go to the beach and sell those shrimps. You sit at home and don't walk around."

Jiang Xia couldn't help but said: "When will I walk around?"

Zhou Chenglei didn't speak. She didn't seem to be walking around, but...

He didn't know how to put it, but he felt that she was quite disobedient.

Jiang Xia didn't argue with him: "Sell that shrimp in the bucket, that pair of green clothes, and all the valuable ones. Sell all the ones that you think are valuable. Don't sell the orangutan sea chrysanthemum clam."

Zhou Chenglei responded and walked out. He picked up all the cicada shrimps and Qingyi caught in Jiangxia's bucket into his bucket. Except for the Orangutan Sea Chrysanthemum Clams, he had no intention of selling another large conch, which was the Imperial Tang Guanlu. It's such a big one, I don't know if there are any pearls inside.

Jiang Xia didn't sell the crabs she picked up. She liked to eat them. He also picked up a few crabs. It happened that he had an early dinner today, so he steamed them together with the cicada shrimp for her to eat at night.

The rest are some white clams, blood clams, oysters, sixty-year-old clams, etc. These are not valuable, so they will not be sold. When the time comes, we will bring back some seawater to raise them and keep them for our own consumption.

After Zhou Chenglei sorted it, he took the bucket and the big hairtail fish in the snakeskin bag and pushed the family cart out.

It was starting to get dark, and Jiang Xia guessed that they wouldn't be back so soon.

She went out to heat hot water and planned to wash her hair and take a shower.

Jiang Xia went out and saw the cicada shrimp and several crabs in the bucket. They were obviously left for her to eat, because she was the only one who liked to eat crabs.

Oysters, mussels and other shellfish were placed on the ground in a small pile. The oysters were not big.

The large conch and orangutan sea chrysanthemum clam were not sold either.

Jiang Xia felt a little hungry and had dinner before four o'clock in the afternoon. It was already past seven o'clock now.

There is white porridge cooking in the coal stove. It was cooked by Zhou's mother. I don't know whether to save it for dinner or for tomorrow's breakfast.

Jiang Xia thought that they would be hungry when they came back from their busy work, so he simply opened some oysters and had an oyster, shrimp, crab and seafood porridge.

Mr. Jiang Xia heated up the hot water and then opened the oysters.

As soon as a small plate of oysters was served and the cicada shrimps and crabs were taken care of, Zhou Chenglei and Zhou's father brought back two baskets of shrimps.

Jiang Xia was surprised when he saw it: "Why don't you sell it?"

Zhou’s mother: “There were many people selling shrimp today. The purchasing office said it was too late and will not be fresh until tomorrow. The price they gave was too low. Ah Lei said he would take it back and dry it and sell it.”

Jiang Xia heard this and said again: "There isn't much dried here, how about we buy the ones from other people in the village?"

Zhou Chenglei was unloading the shrimps from the trolley and glanced at her.

Father Zhou smiled and said, "Xiao Xia's ideas coincide with A Lei's."

Zhou's mother said with some pain: "A Lei, your eldest brother, my great-grandmother and several other family members agreed to collect their shrimps. It is five cents a pound more expensive than the purchasing office."

I didn’t make any money, but the price was still five cents per pound higher than the purchase price.

The prodigal son was so generous, and Mother Zhou's heart ached.

Jiang Xia said: "It doesn't matter, you can make money back after drying it."

Mother Zhou: "You and Ah Lei are talking about the same thing. But after drying, you have to take it out to the market in the city to sell it. It's not easy to sell it in the town. It's very troublesome."

Zhou's mother felt that it would be fine if she didn't sell her shrimps, at least she wouldn't lose money. If she dried them and couldn't sell them, it wouldn't be wasted if she ate them slowly. But it wasn't cost-effective to pay for other people's shrimps. If she couldn't sell them, she would lose money.

Moreover, the weather is not good. Who knows if the sun will shine tomorrow? If the shrimps are not dried and smelly, it will be a big loss.

Father Zhou: "When the time comes, we will dry some dried fish and sell them together when we don't have to go to sea. Why are you worried so much?"

Jiang Xia also thought so. She didn't answer any more and changed the subject: "The hot water is boiled. Mom, you go take a shower. I'll make some oyster and shrimp porridge to eat later."

Since the shrimps were not for sale, she put a few more shrimps into the porridge to make the porridge sweeter. Mother Zhou: "Don't wash them yet. The hot water is ready. I'll run the shrimps through the hot water and dry them in the sun."

Mother Zhou did it as she was told. There were so many shrimps and she was afraid of the smell.

Jiang Xia also took a pound of shrimp, washed it, boiled it in boiling water, and put it into the porridge. The more shrimp the porridge would be, the sweeter it would be.

Zhou Chenglei glanced at Jiang Xia's knees, but she had already lowered her trouser legs and could not see them. Without saying anything, he moved two baskets of shrimp into the kitchen and poured them into two large iron pots in batches.

Mother Zhou had already poured water from a large iron pot into two iron pots.

They boiled the shrimps in hot water and spread them out in the sun. Jiang Xia also made the porridge and told them to eat it first before eating.

The whole family was actually hungry, so they all started eating with a bowl of porridge.

Jiang Xia gave Zhou Zhou a bowl of porridge with many shrimps, oysters, and crabs, and asked Zhou Chenglei: "Why don't you sell the remaining conch?"

Zhou Chenglei: "That conch is an imperial conch. Like the orangutan conch, it has a chance of producing pearls."

Jiang Xia stopped eating porridge and immediately went out to take the big conch and big clam back to the room.

After a while, someone came to sell shrimps.

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Although I don’t know if there are any pearls, but if someone took it away casually, they must feel that there must be pearls inside.

At this time, Jiang's mother shouted in the yard: "Lei, someone is here to bring shrimps! Come out quickly."

Zhou Chenglei responded, hurriedly finished the porridge, went back to the room and took out a stack of change from the iron box to Jiang Xia: "You will be responsible for settling the settlement with the villagers later. There is one hundred and fifty yuan here. If it is not enough, you can come in and get it from the box." "

"Okay." Jiang Xia took it.

Jiang Xia and Zhou Chenglei hurried out.

Jiang Xia first found a portable vegetable basket woven with plastic webbing to hold the change. It was very convenient to hold it on her arm.

Several villagers came to the yard, and each bucket contained half a bucket of shrimp.

Wen Wan stood behind several villagers holding two snakeskin bags.

After she fell into the water, she went home, changed her clothes, and then came over to sell shrimps.

She glanced at the bowl of porridge with shrimps, oysters and crabs in Zhou's mother's hand, and swallowed unconsciously.

The Zhou family is really rich and the food is so good.

No wonder Jiang Xia didn't leave after she was reborn, and even organized a separate family.

Father Zhou has prepared a scale, and he and Zhou Chenglei are responsible for weighing the shrimps.

Pan Daidi was the first to rush out with a bucket: "Weigh mine first!"

Zhou Chenglei weighed her the shrimps first. Half a bucket of shrimps was not enough. He weighed the shrimps once, minus the weight of the bucket: "One catty and six taels."

Pan Daidi: "Why are there so few? Is your scale accurate?"

Zhou Chenglei: "If you think it's not accurate, you can go to the acquisition office to sell it."

Pan Daidi: "Forget it, forget it, I'm too lazy to bother, just give me the money! How much is it? Who can help me calculate it?"

A gentle and sweet voice sounded: "Thirty-five cents per pound, six cents per pound is fifty-six cents."

All the villagers were still calculating, but they didn't expect Wen Wan to calculate it so quickly.

Someone praised: "Xiaowan really knows how to count."

There is a girl in the village, Zhou Min, who is Wen Wan's classmate and her good friend. After hearing this, she said: "A Wan is the best in reading in our school. She ranks first in the school in every exam. Of course she is good at arithmetic."

After speaking, she glanced at Jiang Xia: "But sister-in-law Jiang Xia should be more capable! After all, she is from the city, so she should be more educated."

Pan Daidi thought of Jiang Xia's neglect of her last time, and immediately said: "Yes, Ah Lei's wife is not from the city. Doesn't it mean that she is very educated? You can't even calculate such a small number?"

(End of chapter)