Reborn as an educated youth, my love brain awakens

After the autumn harvest, there is not much work in the fields, and most people in the mountains are looking for food.

They picked wild fruits, dug wild vegetables, collected grass and chopped firewood, hunted game, etc., in preparation for the winter, but most of them stayed at the foot of the mountain, and very few of them went into the deep mountains like Ji Qinglan.

When the two of them went down the mountain, they took a small path to avoid the crowd. It was already dusk when they got home. They made an appointment to go again the next afternoon and then they went their separate ways.

Ji Qinglan placed the pine cones one by one on the firewood pile to dry. The pine nuts inside the newly picked pine cones had not fallen off yet. It would be easy to take out the pine nuts after they were dried in the sun for a few days.

The next day, Ji Qinglan told Chen Chunju about chopping wood. Chen Chunju was very grateful, knowing that Aunt Ji was taking care of them. She also gave Ji Qinglan a large basket of dried cowpeas that she had dried at home. Chen Chunjiang wove two backpacks and a straw raincoat for Ji Qinglan.

Children from farming families have to grow up early. Chen Chunjiang learned handicrafts at a young age, making straw sandals, straw hats, backpacks and other supplies.

When Ji Qinglan first met the Chen brothers and sisters, they didn't even have a pair of proper shoes and wore straw sandals that they had woven themselves.

For several days, Ji Qinglan and Han Yuanjun teamed up to go into the mountains and brought back a lot of good things. The front and back of the house were filled with pine cones and chestnuts.

Just as Ji Qinglan expected, something happened at the farm.

That evening, not long after the two separated, Ji Qinglan saw Han Yuanjun and a young man hurriedly passing by her door.

Following behind him were several other educated youth from the educated youth point.

Ji Qinglan knew something was wrong as soon as he saw it, and hurriedly pulled Yin Hong to ask.

"I heard that the rabbits in the farm died, and Captain Li spent the whole afternoon looking for Han Yuanjun."

This statement contains a lot of information. First, the rabbit is dead, and second, Han Yuanjun can't find anyone. Captain Li must be angry at the moment.

Working was not as important as watching the fun, so Ji Qinglan simply carried his son up the mountain.

She wanted to grab a handful of melon seeds and take a small stool, but she didn't know if it would be appropriate, so she gave up in the end.

Li Changlin sat on a rock outside the rabbit farm, smoking his cigarette one puff after another. The smoke floated out of his long-stemmed pipe, making his whole body covered with smoke.

Secretary Zhang directed people to skin and gut the rabbits. Some of the rabbits still had newly formed babies in their stomachs, which made him feel very distressed.

The last batch of rabbits was just a trial run. After processing them clean, they sold them to the supply and marketing cooperative for only 30 cents per pound. After that, several large factories in the county approached them and asked for supply, and the price was 50 cents per pound.

A pound of pork is only 68 cents, and you need a ticket.

This is all money.

Now that the market conditions are favorable, they are preparing to strike out on a tangent and make a fortune.

As a result, the two Li family members poured a basin of cold water on them, soaking them from head to toe, chilling them to the bone and making them feel anxious.

There were two rows of stone houses in the rabbit farm. All thirty rabbits in the three houses on the left died overnight, without a single one left.

A breeding rabbit can give birth to about 20 puppies a year. How much would 30 rabbits give birth to in a year? When Secretary Zhang thought about this, the veins on his forehead could no longer be suppressed.

These are not thirty rabbits; these are the breeding chain behind the thirty rabbits.

What kind of people are these? Han Yuanjun raised rabbits for half a year and got one each, but Li Changlin's two nephews raised them for less than ten days and all thirty breeding rabbits were wiped out.

They are all great people.

Li Changlin was sitting on a rock, smoking and thinking about life. His two cousins ​​knew that disaster was about to happen, and stood behind their father with their heads down.

The tall man stood behind the short old man with a slender figure, hiding his head and showing his tail.

Li Changlin's eldest cousin came up to him and said with a flattering smile: "Changlin, neither of them wanted to do this. They were not experienced enough this time, so they won't do it again next time."

Li Changlin almost jumped over. Didn’t the entire Red River Brigade come to accompany them to gain experience?

This time he was unwilling to give any face to his cousin who had given him a meal. He waved his hand and said, "Brother, please stop talking. This time we have suffered heavy losses. We will have to wait for the village committee to decide on the specifics."

Half of the carefully selected breeding rabbits were lost, and even though he was the team leader, he was unable to appease the people's grievances.

Li Changlin regretted it. These two cousins ​​saved his life, and he couldn't refuse, so he arranged for them to come. As a result...

His two nephews gave him a big shit.

Looking at the three empty stone chambers and comparing them with the lively rabbits inside, Li Changlin felt a sense of desolation.

He was old and confused, so he believed in the useless children of his two cousins.

It's useless. You can't even climb up the ladder even if it's handed to you.

Li Changlin's third cousin got anxious when he heard this and said hurriedly, "Changlin, you have to help them with this matter. It's all Han Yuanjun's fault. He didn't explain clearly. Maybe he handed over a batch of defective rabbits to them."

Cousin Li agreed with what he heard and quickly agreed, "Big cousin is right. It was because of that educated youth. He was resentful and attacked Rabbit. He was arrested and interrogated..."

The two adopted nephews also nodded hurriedly, saying that it was Han Yuanjun who did not make the handover clear.

Secretary Zhang looked disdainful. The Qing Dynasty had fallen, but these stubborn people still wanted to set up a private court. How could they interrogate people? Do you want me to give you the pole warehouse?

When he, the brigade secretary, was dead.

Li Changlin stared angrily at the two cousins ​​who knew nothing. What problem could Han Zhiqing have? He handed in his work in front of him and took neat notes, paying attention to every detail.

As a result, these two people turned the lively rabbit into a dead rabbit.

"That's enough. You know you're wrong but you refuse to change. You're stubborn and recalcitrant." Li Changlin roared, alarming the people who were killing the rabbit and watching the fun. They all looked over.

The old man, Mr. Li San, wanted to say something else when he saw Han Yuanjun hurrying up the mountain. He glared at Han Yuanjun and rushed over to grab him by the collar of his clothes.

"You are such a good educated youth. You are really an outsider with bad intentions. You harmed us. So many rabbits died this time. How are you going to compensate us?"

Hey! This skill of putting the blame on someone else is amazing.

Han Yuanjun saw a dark, skinny and withered hand reaching out to him, and he dodged it nimbly. Master Li San missed and almost fell down.

"I don't understand what you are talking about. I am sad too that the rabbits died. These are the little rabbits that I raised with great effort." Han Yuanjun said coldly. He looked past him at the three empty stone houses. His eyes darkened and his expression was sad.

It was fine, but in just ten days it's gone.

This is all his hard work.

"Captain Li, how could this happen?" Han Yuanjun asked Li Changlin in disbelief.

"What's wrong? It's all your fault for not explaining clearly. The rabbits couldn't get up overnight and all died." said a nephew of Li Changlin.

"If they didn't eat poisonous grass, then it must be a large infectious disease that is transmitted through the air. Otherwise, the rabbits wouldn't have become sick so quickly. What symptoms did they have before?" Han Yuanjun asked the two.

As a result, neither of them could answer this question.

What are the symptoms? Aren’t all rabbits the same? They eat and sleep, sleep and eat. They are not humans, so how can they observe anything?