It's so hard, I'm dressed like a group favorite in the 1960s

"I'll trouble you all to help me weigh the food later. Your aunt and the others brought some breakfast, so please eat more later.

Winter is coming soon, and it's so cold this morning."

As Grandpa Jiang spoke, he straightened his military coat, which his grandson had exchanged with his comrades in the army and mailed to his family.

Hao Wei was so envious of this military coat, as it was very warm. He also wanted to have one, but he couldn't afford it.

He also remembered again that he must not become enemies with the Jiang family in the future, even if it would not be possible to make things better.

Hearing what Grandpa Jiang said, Hao Wei and the people at the grain station were even happier. Every time they collected grain, they liked the people from Qunshan Village the most.

He doesn't talk nonsense at all and still behaves like a human being. Who can not like this?

"Old man, let's take a break first. Give us a few people to help unload the grain from the truck, and we'll weigh the rest."

The people at the grain station did not delegate the work to others. If they were people from other villages, they might have let them do these things themselves, but since they were so capable and even brought them breakfast, they had to show some appreciation.

People who don't know how to reciprocate and have no tact will not work in a place like a grain station.

"You little bastards, your eyes light up when you hear the word 'food', hurry up and get to work." These were all Hao Wei's subordinates, and also his closest people. Sometimes there were things that everyone understood without him saying anything, and it was better for them to say it directly for him than for him to say something himself.

Jiang Langtian and Jiang Langfeng quickly distributed the breakfast that grandma and their family had brought to everyone, and the villagers and the people at the grain station had a bite first.

They stood there and started eating, chatting at the same time.

"Everyone, have a meal first. We came early today and drove here. People from other villages will take two hours to get here, so there is plenty of time.

Let's have a good breakfast first, and eat a full meal to warm up our bodies so we can work better."

After Grandpa Jiang finished speaking, he picked up the meat bun and started eating. Because they came by car and the food was held in everyone's arms, it was not cold and was still steaming.

These breakfasts are made by Grandma Jiang and her two daughters-in-law. They are not made by other family members in the village. This is done every year in Qunshan Village.

Their family is okay, and other families are okay, so this thing can't be done by everyone. Food is very important to every family.

"Uncle, if I had to say it, it would have to be our Qunshan Village. Auntie's cooking skills are really amazing.

It smells good.

At this time of year, we all have to take advantage of it.

This year is even better, we can eat hot food." Hao Wei looked at the meat bun in his hand with a smile, this is pure meat filling!

Emmm. This bite is so delicious.

"Hurry up and eat, little brat. How many years have you never had something hot to eat? Even though the food you brought last year was cold, didn't you heat it up?"

Grandpa Jiang treats Hao Wei as his own junior, so he is not so taboo when speaking to him. They have been friends for so many years, so who doesn’t know each other?

Although the people working at the grain station have good jobs and their salaries are not low, they sometimes have some things that make it inconvenient.

Take the years of famine for example. The grain stations were not doing well, so people like them had to go to the village to exchange some grain.

Every time, the people from the grain station would go to Qunshan Village to exchange grain. This was because the people in Qunshan Village never talked nonsense or caused trouble, and most importantly, they would secretly grow some grain on the barren hills to supply the villagers.

Even the educated youth in the village didn't know about this.

Although there is no famine in recent years, it is still the same. In the city, whether you buy food or other things, you need to pay money and coupons, which is really not as convenient as in the village.

Sometimes when I want to eat some vegetables, eggs, and meat..., I need to exchange them with the villagers. If I buy them on the black market, they are too expensive and I may not be able to buy them.

The main reason is that there are too many people and too little food.

"I'll tell you something in secret. The village is planning to collectively raise rabbits and build greenhouses.

The commune has approved the collective breeding of rabbits. We will start preparing after the autumn harvest if we want to buy rabbits in the future.

Those who want to eat meat or other non-vegetarian food can go to the village to buy it.

The purpose of building a greenhouse is to grow vegetables, so that we can eat green vegetables in winter. If anyone wants to eat them, they can go to our village to exchange or buy them.

However, this matter has not been tested yet, so it has not been reported to the higher authorities. My family just wants to try it at home. If it succeeds, I will tell the children to come here and tell you, and when they want to eat it, they can ask someone to pick it up at home. "

Grandpa Jiang came to deliver food and also promoted some of the businesses that the village would be developing in the future.

Hao Wei is such a good person! He has quite a network of contacts, so if I can get the word out to him, I believe that if the rabbit farming and greenhouse construction in the village are really successful in the future, he will be able to get a lot of orders.

Grandpa Jiang spoke in a very low voice, and only Hao Wei could hear it, but it was enough. He was so surprised that he felt like jumping up and down. These mountain villages were really not simple.

"Uncle, you guys are really amazing. I have to give you a thumbs up. It's not only difficult to eat meat nowadays, but it's also really not easy to eat vegetables in winter in our northern part.

You've done me a big favor. Don't worry, once our village gets going, we'll definitely have plenty of orders. There are a lot of people here who want to eat some greens in the winter, and they're all wealthy."

Hao Wei also spoke to Grandpa Jiang in a whisper, which was probably because Grandpa Jiang had good hearing. Anyone with poor hearing would not be able to hear at all.

There was no reason for Hao Wei to refuse the olive branch extended by Grandpa Jiang. He also understood what Grandpa Jiang meant. If he helped to sell the orders in the future, he was sure he could earn some money from it. Earning money was not easy these days. How could he let this opportunity go?

If he didn't have a bit of brains and scheming, he wouldn't have been able to rely on himself to go from an ordinary grain station employee to the head of the grain station today.

"Grandpa, this is what my grandma and her family brought for the children of Uncle Hao Wei's family. They should be some clothes. I didn't even look at them.

Grandma asked me to bring it over." Jiang Langtian handed a bag of things to Grandpa Jiang, who also knew Hao Wei.

"Look at my brain, my wife told me about this before she left home, and I almost forgot about it. Fortunately, my grandson remembered it.

These are the little shoes and clothes your aunt made for the children, as well as some snacks. They are all made by Junjun and her grandmother. They are quite delicious and the children can eat them. "

Grandpa Jiang slapped his forehead and remembered what his wife had told him before he left. He took the thing handed to him by his grandson and quickly handed it to Hao Wei.

"Well, uncle, thank aunt for me...." Hao Wei hugged the package in his arms tightly, feeling moved. This was one of the reasons why he became friends with the Jiang family, because the Jiang family always made friends with their hearts, rather than just making friends with you when they needed you.