Rebirth 70, I want to be Niu Hulu Qinghuan

How did Ji Qinghuan do it? Of course, he would stand guard at Li Erniu's door every day before he got off work. Of course, he couldn't show up in the space. When Li Erniu was about to enter the door, he would put on a sack and bring him into the space. He was beaten and thrown out of the space. It took only two minutes. And the team said they were protecting Li Erniu, but what was there to protect when he was at home! You can't follow him everywhere he went!

Ji Qinghuan also told Aunt Mei that she lived in an old Red Army residence, which had heroic spirits. She was also a third-generation Red Army soldier, and was protected by the heroic spirits. At this time, Aunt Mei could no longer say that she did not believe in feudal superstitions. The facts were there. In two minutes, no one was at the door. Her second son was also put in a sack.

The matter passed happily. Ji Qinghuan didn't know whether Li Erniu was happy or not. Anyway, Ji Qinghuan was very happy.

Half a month passed like this. It was almost September. During this period, a big event happened in the Ji family in Beijing.

The houses in the backyard of the Ji family had been unclaimed for a long time, so the Ji family took it for granted that the entire yard belonged to them. However, things are unpredictable. Today, more than ten years later, these houses were suddenly divided and given to others by the superiors.

The Ji family was naturally upset to lose four rooms at once. What made them even more anxious was that the superiors only gave them half a month to move out. Such a short deadline undoubtedly brought great trouble to the whole family. There were only four rooms in the front yard, one for the eldest uncle and his wife, one for the second uncle and his wife, one for the old lady, and the remaining one was used as a wing room, which was filled with various sundries. The four main rooms in the backyard were much more spacious, but how to allocate them was a problem.

My eldest cousin from my uncle's family has only been working for a short time and is not eligible for a house; my second cousin is still an apprentice... So, apart from renting a house, it seems that everyone has to squeeze together.

After some discussion, the final arrangement was: the wing room would be occupied by the eldest cousin and his family, while Ji Guanghuan would live with Grandma Ji. After all, girls would either go to the countryside or get married in the future, and would not live at home for too long. The two cousins ​​could only squeeze in with their respective parents for the time being, while Grandma Ji tried to find someone to build two slightly smaller wing rooms for them in the yard. As a result, the small garden originally used to grow vegetables and fruits had to be abandoned. After all, now that even the family’s accommodation has become a problem, how can there be the heart to grow vegetables?

Grandma Ji was worried that living with other people would expose the dowry money she had saved for Ji Qinghuan, so she simply remitted the money directly to Ji Qinghuan. Fifty yuan a month, for sixteen years! After deducting Ji Qinghuan's daily living expenses, Ji Qinghuan took away one thousand yuan when he went to the countryside. In this way, Grandma Ji remitted a total of eight thousand yuan to Ji Qinghuan.

Grandma Ji always felt that the house-taking incident had something to do with Ji Qinghuan's parents, because since receiving the notice, this month's living expenses have not been received. Grandma Ji could understand this, but at the same time she couldn't help but blame herself, thinking that she really didn't take good care of Ji Qinghuan. You know, the reason why the family can enjoy such treatment now is all because of adopting Ji Qinghuan! But it's hard for Grandma Ji to say this.

This time, Grandma Ji told Ji Qinghuan what happened at home in the letter. When Ji Qinghuan saw a remittance slip of 8,000 yuan in the letter, he was shocked. Ji Qinghuan never thought that grandma would be so rich! Ji Qinghuan immediately wrote back to grandma, asking if the family needed more money, and said that if necessary, she could send the money back.

At the same time, Ji Qinghuan also decided to plan the money well. She wanted to do something meaningful with the money.

She began to think about how to make the most of the money and help more people... Ji Qinghuan knew that it was not easy to achieve this goal, but she took the first step without flinching - looking for the team leader to discuss countermeasures. After an in-depth discussion, they reached a consensus: they could set up a student aid fund or scholarship system.

Next, they focused on those children who were unable to pay tuition fees due to poverty. For these children, if they had excellent grades but their families were financially constrained, they could apply for scholarships to obtain financial assistance; at the same time, for those who wanted to study but could not afford the fees, the school could provide loan services. In this way, these children could continue their education and repay the loans with their own efforts in the future. In addition, parents could also apply for loan procedures on behalf of their children. At the end of each year, students and their family members could earn work points by participating in labor to pay off their debts. This design was designed to prevent the recipients from developing a dependent mentality of getting something for nothing.

This kind of scholarship is essentially a form of "borrowing" and is specifically for those who want to study but cannot afford it due to poverty. Although it is nominally a loan, it can be gradually repaid when the family's financial situation improves and can afford the child's tuition. The repaid money will actually be kept in the school for future use and continue to benefit other families in need. Ji Qinghuan only invested a start-up capital in this project, but its impact is far-reaching and lasting.

The second is the scholarship, which is awarded to outstanding students in each school year. The evaluation of outstanding students may not only be limited to academic performance, but also personal thoughts and personal qualities. No matter how good a student is in study, if he has bad character, he is still a scum of society. Ji Qinghuan thinks that the scholarship amount can be set higher. The scholarship for each semester is calculated based on the tuition for one year. There are ten places per semester. At this moment, the tuition for each semester is about five yuan. Then the total amount for ten places per semester is a full one hundred yuan.

Ji Qinghuan took out five hundred yuan from his pocket without hesitation and handed it to the captain.

"Captain, this is all the funds I can provide now, but if it is still not enough, I will continue to work hard to find other ways to solve the problem!" Ji Qinghuan thought to himself that he must not easily expose his true financial situation to avoid unnecessary trouble and danger.

The captain held the banknotes tightly in his hand, as if he could feel their heavy weight. He said with deep emotion: "Comrade Ji, I really admire your noble consciousness. I will make sure that all the friendship you have shown to these children will be remembered firmly in my heart!"

Ji Qinghuan smiled slightly, nodded to show her understanding, and then added softly: "Captain, I actually don't want other people to know that this was done by me. I hope you can understand my difficulties." As she spoke, she gave the captain a meaningful and understanding look.