Reborn 1960 The little orphan girl has some money

The next morning, An Moxue went to the brigade headquarters to pay for the house, took a day off, and started repairing the house.

An Moxue brought a warm kettle of hot water and added sugar to it. She also brought an enamel jar for the workers to drink if they were thirsty.

Uncle Ma was busy organizing materials, going in and out, and several people were working.An Moxue didn't understand that she couldn't help, so she looked around and made plans in her mind. After reading, she started hoeing the grass in the yard.

The whole house was repaired except for the tiles in the morning, which was a quick job. In the afternoon, Uncle Ma and I went to the next village to buy tiles.

Only after I went there did I realize that you can’t just buy tiles if you want to buy them. If you need them urgently, you can take them home, but if you don’t need them, you have to wait in line for a few days.

When An Moxue and Uncle Ma came back from buying the tiles, the cellar had been cleaned and soil was being laid on top. The collapsed courtyard wall had been cleaned out and a section was built.

Together they unloaded the tiles from the truck and put the tiles on with mud. It was not until dark that the tiles were finished. An Moxue locked the door and left with a thermos.

When An Moxue returned to the educated youth spot and finished her meal, Zhang Xiu asked her what she was doing after taking a day off.Coming back so late?

She said that she was buying and renovating a house, and then everyone knew that she was moving out and even bought the house.

Hu Dong also asked in surprise: "Can we move out? Don't we all have to live in the Educated Youth Yard?"

An Moxue asked him: "Where did you hear about it? Where did it stipulate it?"

Hu Dong said: "Otherwise I haven't heard of any educated youth moving. They only move after they get married."

An Moxue was speechless: "If you don't move, there may be no vacant houses in the village, it may be that people are too timid to live alone, it may be too expensive to move, and there may be other reasons."

Early the next morning, An Moxue carried another stack of newspapers and a pot of sugar water to her new home, and heated up the kang before going to work.

When she got off work at noon and returned to her new home, the toilets and bathrooms had been repaired, and most of the courtyard wall had been repaired. They said they could finish it early.

She rushed to Uncle Ma's house to make a pot of paste and asked them to help paste the house with newspapers, and several people readily agreed.

When An Moxue returned to her new home from work in the evening, there were two large vats, two small jars, and a bucket in the kitchen. There was a new mat on the kang in the room, and newspapers were papered on the walls.

A few people are laying glass slabs on the courtyard wall outside, and there is still a little work to be done.Even the front and back gardens were loosened for her, the ridges were laid, the discarded things were cleared away, and the house and yard were neat and tidy.

Seeing all this, An Moxue felt warm in her heart. Seeing that the little girl was well-behaved, sensible and diligent, several people couldn't help but remind her that they must prepare more firewood for the winter, and they must lock the door if they live alone.

After the work was done, An Moxue paid the wages and told them to invite them to the greenhouse for dinner when they moved. They must come.

An Moxue was in a hurry to repair her house. She bought sand, yellow mud, straw, and adobe bricks, especially the adobe bricks from several companies without paying for them.

Now An Moxue is calculating with Uncle Ma how much each family will pay so that Uncle Ma can send it to others.

An Moxue talked about moving and entertaining guests again, and the time was set on the next day when Lao Ma Tou went to the county. On that day, An Moxue went to the county to buy some moving things and some ingredients for the guests. It would be a good time to come back and move in the afternoon. , have dinner in the evening.

This time, An Moxue collected boxes, kang tables, cupboards, stools, and bought bowls, plates, chopsticks, and basins at the county scrap station.I also bought two kilograms of pork, one pig lung, one kilogram of local specialty white sorghum, two cans of hawthorn, oil, salt, soy sauce, and vinegar.He also took out a cutting board, a kitchen knife, and an iron pot from the space and mixed them together.

After the mule cart returned to the village, it went back to the Educated Youth Center to load An Moxue's things, and then returned to An Moxue's home. After unloading the cart and sorting out the things, An Moxue started cooking.

First put the pot on and cook a pot of rice porridge.When Uncle Ma and Aunt Ma arrived, An Moxue had already started washing and cutting meat, and washed all the dishes and chopsticks.Uncle Ma held a basket of Sanhe noodle steamed buns, which An Moxue asked Aunt Ma to steam, and Aunt Ma held a basket of vegetables.

The food was ready and work was over. The staff arrived one after another. All the educated youths were invited except Wang Zhaodi and An Moxue. The six people working there, the village chief, the accountant, the scorekeeper, Uncle Ma and Aunt Ma, everyone I brought something here, more or less.

The people were in place and the tables were placed outside, one for educated youths and one for everyone else. On the table were fried lung slices with chili, stewed beans, fried meat with celery, eggplant with minced meat, spicy and sour shredded potatoes, and a plate of canned hawthorn.

When the villagers who came saw these dishes, they all praised An Moxue for being honest and worthy of friendship.

An Moxue stood in front of the table and said with emotion: "Thank you all for coming to my greenhouse banquet today, thank you to the village leaders for your support, thank you to the uncles who repaired the house, and thank you to my uncle Ma for letting me have a home again, Anle Village. It’s my second hometown. Everyone should eat well, it’s best to eat them all and don’t leave anything behind.”

After saying that, he sat down and whispered to Aunt Ma next to him while eating.From time to time, I will pour some wine for those who are drinking, get you a steamed bun, and serve them a bowl of porridge.

The host and guest enjoyed the meal, and An Moxue also developed relationships with the villagers.

After everyone dispersed, An Moxue took advantage of the moonlight and walked around the yard. She stood in the back garden and looked at the back mountain without moving for a long time.

That night was the most solid sleep An Moxue had since going to the countryside.There was no privacy at all in the Educated Youth Home, which made her feel very uncomfortable. If she went back later, people would ask questions. If you were unclear about your words or hesitated to answer, you didn't know how much trouble you would cause.

An Moxue moved and had to leave early for work. She walked from the northernmost part of the village to the southernmost part of the village, going back and forth every day, and gradually became familiar with the people in the village, from saying hello to walking together.

She thought it was good like this, plain and warm, and she could eat whatever she wanted.Even if she didn't deal with Wang Zhaodi and Ma Li when she was at work, she could use it as an adjustment to her life.

She would get up early to practice kung fu and go to work during the day. At noon, she would recall the memory of the original owner little by little and think over and over what her parents taught her. She would do everything she could practice until it became her own skill and no longer just a memory on paper.After work in the afternoon, I went into the mountains to identify and collect medicinal materials and cut firewood.Remember the mountain topography and advance into the mountains little by little.

Go home before dark, plant some of the medicinal materials dug out during the day into the space orchard in a selective and appropriate manner, read the medicinal materials, memorize prescriptions, make medicine, and learn other things, such as digging traps, learning Russian, and Mongolian. Chinese is just too difficult to learn and the progress is not very good.The day is fully planned.

The potatoes were ripe, and the old educated youth was very happy. He said that the autumn harvest was coming soon, and there would be no more land clearing this year. He could finally relax for a few days and do some lighter work. The roots of the big willow tree were really difficult to dig.

First it was potatoes, then sweet potatoes.Only after doing it did I realize that it was much easier than clearing land, but it was still farm work, and there was no escaping the essence of hard work, but the educated youth were still very content.