Quick Travel System: Age Strategy

Uncle Huhe arranged for people to take the children to line up for housing allocation.

There are three large quilts in a room, enough for a dozen children to cover together. The length of the quilts is made according to the height and length of adult men.

In this way, I worked overtime to make about 300 sets before the children came.

To ensure that every child has a quilt to cover himself with in winter, we even rushed to make more than 500 sets of pillows.

A long cylindrical buckwheat pillow, long enough for two children to share.

After the dormitories were assigned, the teachers hired by the school and the educated youth from the tribe took the children in batches to get meals and vegetables.

As there were more children, there were not enough stools in the cafeteria, so Huhe moved out the tables and chairs in the classroom felt tent for the children who had no place to sit.

Some children are too young to use bowls and chopsticks, so women in the tribe who have experience in feeding children will help feed them.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief only after ensuring that every child had eaten. Only then did the tribe members start to serve food to the adults who had not eaten.

The food that was scooped out for the children earlier was mostly meat and vegetables, and the remaining food was not very good.

But no one complained about the meal as they were all very hungry after being busy in the morning.

Originally, people gave priority to those with more seniority in the clan when getting food, but Uncle Huhe directly rejected this proposal.

Let everyone line up and get their meals in order, without pushing or rushing.

While queuing, Chengcheng saw Toya not far behind, and Chaolu was still beside her.

The relationship is better than when we first met. It seems that Toya's attitude towards Chaolu has changed a little, which is a good thing.

Huhe noticed that she was looking back, so he followed her gaze and saw the two people.

He lowered his head and asked her, "What do you think of them both?"

"Last time you said that you rejected Toya and that you persuaded Chaolu to pursue love bravely. I just want to see how they are doing now."

"Did you see what you wanted to see?"

"They are getting closer. I don't know if Chao Lu has caught up with her."

"It's okay. We'll know when good things are coming."

"Ah."

After they talked for a while, it was their turn and they didn't look at Toya and the others anymore.

Chao Lu also saw the two of them getting food in front, and asked Toya if she wanted to go up and say hello.

Toya didn't want to see Huhe and was still angry about Huhe leaving that day.

However, she has calmed down and after listening to her family's advice, she knows that it is impossible for them to be together in the future. However, she still cannot directly accept Chao Lu's courtship.

Not wanting to join in the fun in front of Huhe, Toya said, "I'm not going. If you want to go, go by yourself."

"If you don't go, then I won't go either." Chao Lu immediately followed her opinion, but in his heart he still wanted to say hello to his brother.

I thought that it was Huhe's advice that led to my current wise changes.

After finishing his meal, Chao Lu sent Toya home, then ran to the cafeteria to find Huhe and the others. He apologized to Huhe for beating them up last time and thanked them.

When Huhe asked about his current relationship status, Chao Lu still shook his head. Compared with his previous situation, he is much better now.

Huhe didn't say anything, but patted his brother on the shoulder and encouraged him.

Then he sent Cheng Cheng away. After walking a distance, Cheng Cheng looked at Hu He and asked, "Why are you still urging him to work harder when you know that he still hasn't received Toya's approval even though he has explained everything clearly?!"

Huhe took her hand and put it to his lips, kissed her quickly and said, "It's useless for me to persuade him now. If Chaolu was such a person who listened to advice, he wouldn't have liked Tuoya for more than ten years and still not given up. This person can't be persuaded."

"Yes, Chaolu is the most romantic person I have ever seen."

Hu He held her hand and said, "What about me? Am I not your lover?"

"You?" Cheng Cheng looked him up and down. "You haven't liked me as long as Chao Lu has liked Tuoya."

"That was when we met late. Just because we haven't known each other for long doesn't mean we haven't known each other deeply. If you had come here as a child, I would have carried you away and tied you up in my house."

"Huh, what I mean is, why are you talking to me about our childhood now?!" She would have said something like this herself.

Huhe looked around and saw that no one picked her up.

He said directly: "Now I am also your lover, do you believe that I, Huhe, will be your lover for the rest of my life?"

"That's what you said, but it sounds better than singing."

"I'm serious."

“Who would believe you?”

Afterwards, Chengcheng understood the consequence of arguing with the man. Huhe carried her on horseback and rode her to an empty corner.

The man used "torture" on her until she gave in, then he dragged her around the grassland.

She had to admit that he was a romantic man, which made Cheng Cheng speechless. Sometimes, the things that men care about are really strange.

……

After the orphans moved into the grassland, things started to happen more frequently.

Children who are too young need special care, so the clan reported to the commune that they want to recruit childcare workers to take care of children who are not yet of school age.

After the commune reported to the higher level and obtained its approval, the benefits for childcare workers were announced. Although the salary was lower than that of teachers, it was similar to the benefits of the canteen.

We recruited a few people in the tribe who had raised children before but were not teachers or cafeteria workers, and the matter was settled.

In order to help the children adapt to school as soon as possible, the old principal sent by the higher authorities started to divide the children into classes with the teachers.

There are fifty children in a class. There are eight classes in the junior high school and only eight teachers. All of them are assigned to be the head teacher of their respective classes.

Chengcheng teaches a class and is the head teacher, and is also responsible for the courses of other classes.

She teaches mathematics, and because there are not enough teachers to cover all the subjects in each class, she also teaches physics and chemistry.

Due to the limitations of the times, the courses she taught had to be theoretical.

She didn't have the conditions to take the children to practice, and she even had to spend her own money to buy a magnifying glass.

The school did not provide children with professional research rooms at that time. In order to stimulate children's interest in learning, Chengcheng bought a magnifying glass at his own expense.

During the break, she took the children to the sun to study the refraction of light. She placed a ball of waste paper under the magnifying glass, and when she found the right angle, the paper was quickly ignited by the focused light.

This little experiment also surprised the children. They didn't know that such a small lens could play such an important role.

Cheng Cheng told the children about various phenomena in life on the grassland.

For example, if you put some salt in the water, the eggs will float in the jar. Why can candles burn to produce heat and bring light? Why can a paper boat float in the river? There are all kinds of interesting questions.

It enriched the children's knowledge and made them curious about subjects such as physics and chemistry.