Quick Travel System: Age Strategy

"Is that so? Then I think now is the best time since you are not busy."

"Hey, I'm busy. You guys just got here and don't know that we will be making mare's milk wine in a while. The weather is getting cooler and the mare's milk will be more fragrant. It's so comfortable to drink a glass of it when the weather is cool."

Cheng Cheng looked at Uncle Da's back as he drove and asked, "Can we try to follow his lead?"

"It should be possible. Just follow the arrangements of the clan leader."

Cheng Cheng responded softly, "Oh."

This seemed to set a precedent. Seeing that the two female educated youth asked Uncle Da, the silent male educated youth also started asking questions.

Some people asked about the relationship between Huhe and the tribe leader, and some asked why it was so rare to see tribe members on the grassland...

The topics asked were a bit strange, but Uncle Da explained everything he knew.

It was also at this time that everyone understood that in addition to being uncle and nephew, Huhe and the clan leader also had a father-father relationship.

Only then did I learn about Huhe's family background. He was not originally from this area, and his parents were not here either.

He was brought here by his uncle after his mother died.

They didn't know the cause of death, but they knew that Huhe had grown up here since he was brought to this grassland by his uncle when he was three months old.

Uncle Da said that he had seen the scene when he was young. Uncle Huhe was riding a big horse with a red package on his back, which contained Huhe Dawa.

When the baby got here, he stayed very quietly in the cradle and didn't cry when he woke up. At first, they didn't know there was a baby inside.

Only when his uncle lifted the red cloth did he see the baby inside, and the baby was smiling.

Uncle Huhe laughed when he saw the baby laughing, and kept saying that the baby looked very much like his sister who had married earlier, and that he would raise him as his own child.

The name he took was Huhe, which was also the surname of the clan leader, following his sister's.

Dawa means a beautiful name for the sea on the grassland, which means one should be as broad-minded as the sea. Combined with the surname Huhe, it means one has strong vitality and is intelligent and talented.

The clan leader said that he thought of this name from the perspective of the sister, and what parent would not want good things for their children?

Let Huhedawa never forget his mother in heaven. The moon every night also represents that his mother will always be watching him in the sky.

The clan leader has no children in these years, but he raises Huhe as his own child, and the same is true for Huhe's aunt.

He raised a baby who had no one to take care of him into what he is today.

Uncle Da sighed, "Raising a child is not easy. In the past, life was not rich. The tribe leader had to take care of the tribe's affairs and raise the children. In the past, there was no peace like now. Even some bad-hearted people often went to the grassland to steal livestock."

At this point he looked back and saw the educated youths were frightened, and said, "Don't be afraid, life is much better now, the government is in charge, and the grassland is backed by the city commune. If anything goes wrong, people will come directly from above to solve it, and we don't have to rely on ourselves to survive."

What Uncle Da didn't say is that although they rely on the country, they also have to follow national policies, just like when various regions implement grain payment, they also need to pay.

Also because the animals here are easy to raise, they are also a major producer of farmed animals in various regions.

The clan leaders will explain the assigned targets to them and they will try their best to complete them. After all, without the country, their lives would be far from what they are now.

All of these are complementary to each other. If the meat submitted is of good quality, it will be awarded.

They will be given certificates and some material rewards, which is a good thing for them.

If herders have extra meat, they can sell it in the city commune. The money they earn from the sales is also a source of income, and everyone depends on this money to make a living.

Therefore, many people living here are very grateful to the patriarch for his choice, which provides them with a basis for life, and they are so enthusiastic about the people who have been arranged here.

This is where the crux of the problem lies.

Uncle Da’s words reassured the educated youth. As long as they were safe now, they were afraid that some bad guys would really come here.

But I don't want to risk my life next time, that would be a huge loss.

When they arrived in the city, the educated youth who got off the horse-drawn carts were glad that they had arrived before the time to farm.

There is not much manual labor to do, just some odds and ends in life, which gives them energy to go around the city.

After agreeing on the time and place with Uncle Da, the educated youth dispersed and went to other places one after another.

Chengcheng planned to come to the city today last night, and even searched through the original body's luggage and found some money in it. It wasn't much, just five dollars and a soap ticket.

This only soap ticket was exchanged by the original owner's family with money.

The five dollars was enough for her to buy some things, so she went to buy a basket first.

Then I went to the supply and marketing cooperative and bought some soap and some candies, glutinous rice sticks, etc. that did not require receipts.

While buying these, I was observing the salesperson and found a kind-looking older sister to discuss with her about exchanging money for tickets.

The note given by the state can also be used to withdraw ten yuan. She can use this money to exchange it with the salesperson for a few tickets, or to buy some other items that require tickets.

Fortunately, she met the right person and the salesperson was willing to exchange with her, but it would take some time.

Chengcheng was also very sensible and said he would go out for a walk and come back later.

When the salesperson winked at her, Cheng Cheng knew that the deal was almost done.

The first thing I did when I went out was to go to the bank. In that era, fewer people went to such places to deposit money than in later generations.

Not only do ordinary people lack money, but they also feel unsafe keeping the money here, so everyone would rather keep it at home.

So Chengcheng could go in and handle the business without having to call her number. She showed her receipt and the staff took out a list for her to sign. Chengcheng took a quick look and saw that it was a list of all the people who were going to the countryside.

It seems like quite a lot, it fills up an entire page.

It seems that some educated youth were not assigned to grasslands but were assigned to other places.

She found her name, signed on the back, handed it to the staff, and got the ten dollars she deserved.

The process was not complicated. When Cheng Cheng took out the money, he asked the staff, "If I miss a month, can I still withdraw it?"

"Yes, the list I just showed you changes once a month. Your signature means you are here."

"You can identify people by the ticket. If you don't want to come yourself, you can ask someone else to come. The ticket can also be used to check the money."

Cheng Cheng: "So this note is quite important."

"Yes, if it's lost, it can't be retrieved."

Knowing this, Cheng Cheng said to the staff, "OK, thank you comrade."

……

When I left the bank, I met a male educated youth who was also there to withdraw money.

Chengcheng said hello to him and left without saying where she was going.

She couldn't tell anyone about the fact that she exchanged money for tickets, not even the friendship between them who had gone to the countryside together.