The end of natural disasters: the daily life of child brides in ancient times

Early the next morning, Lu Qingqing first went to her master's house to pick up Goudan, and then went to pick up Zhenniang and others and Widow Meng and her daughter.

When we set off, there were several women sitting in the carriage, chattering and talking, with a large bag of luggage next to them.

At the innermost part of the carriage, two children, Goudan and Xiao Sanbao, were also whispering to each other.

When they entered the city and came to the factory, several women looked at the pile of looms inside and went forward to check them out in surprise.

Lu Qingqing saw the women looking around excitedly, so she took them around and familiarized them with the environment.

At this time, Dagen was holding Goudan and asking about the situation.

I was very happy when I found out that his legs didn't hurt as much anymore.

At this time, Qin Lang was also following Lu Qingqing, reporting on his work, and talking about what he had done from yesterday to this morning.

After settling the women down, Lu Qingqing drove to the Salesian Church.

Dean Fan was surprised when he learned that Lu Qingqing had already prepared the yard and equipment.

She asked how many weavers Lu Qingqing needed, and after learning that more was possible, she selected all the girls aged eleven to fifteen from the Salesian Church.

You know, it is very difficult for a little girl to find a job on a daily basis.

This was a rare opportunity, so even if this move would be considered greedy, she accepted it.

There are more than 40 girls of this age range in the Salesian Church.

A carriage could not accommodate so many people, so the group walked towards the factory in the northwest of the city.

When they arrived at the factory, Widow Meng was already waiting at the door with Zhenniang and others.

The looms in the yard are also neatly arranged.

Dean Fan was a little nervous when he saw this scene, and he gently told the children to be careful not to damage the loom.

Widow Meng took the lead and gently led a group of girls to sit in front of the loom.

I began to teach them step by step how to lay out the thread and how to operate the loom.

Zhenniang and the others were a little nervous at first, but when they saw Widow Meng's appearance, they relaxed a little.

Each of them called a dozen girls to sit down and slowly taught them the basic movements.

Lu Qingqing and Dean Fan were standing by, watching the girls slowly operate the machine, and they both smiled.

After taking the first step, the rest of the things will proceed in an orderly manner.

Dean Fan followed the team in the factory for the whole morning and felt completely relieved.

After she returned, she pulled all the girls' belongings over on a cart.

From then on, the girls from the Salesian Church officially settled down.

Lu Qingqing also goes out to buy some items at any time according to the actual situation.

In the evening, Lu Qingqing thought that the girls would be nervous and scared because they were about to sleep in an unfamiliar environment.

Unexpectedly, after dinner, a group of girls used the light from the yard to quietly familiarize themselves with the loom movements they had learned during the day.

Seeing them like this, Lu Qingqing sighed again.

These hard-working girls really deserve a better life.

Early the next morning, Lu Qingqing went out to inquire about private schools.

After looking around, I decided to ask Xu Wenshan for help.

After all, he has lived in Yining County for many years and is familiar with all aspects.

Although refugees from outside are still coming to Yining County, the county government has absorbed a large number of civil servants.

Among them, more than half was used to solve the settlement problem of refugees.

After they took over part of the work, although the remaining work was still tiring, they were able to do it.

Now, the entire county government has gradually become accustomed to this intensity of work.

After Xu Wenshan knew that Lu Qingqing wanted to find a private school, he directly recommended her a private school not far from the factory.

The teacher of this private school is a scholar in his thirties.

At this age, he is considered young among the masters.

Most importantly, this teacher has good character.

During a child's enlightenment stage, being taught by such a teacher will make it least likely for him to go astray.

Lu Qingqing drove to the private school and after observing from the window for quarter of an hour, she decided to choose this one.

After returning, she told Widow Meng and Da Gen about the situation.

The two of them trusted Lu Qingqing very much, so they agreed without hesitation.

Lu Qingqing followed the etiquette of becoming a disciple in those days, bought some gifts, and brought her two children to the master's house to become his disciples.

After running around for most of the day, the two children finally got into the private school.

Because they were not far away, Da Gen and Widow Meng made an agreement.

Every day after school, they only need to send one person to pick up the child.

Three days later, seeing that the factory was gradually getting back on track, Lu Qingqing decided to go home.

The raw materials prepared by the pharmaceutical factory have probably been almost used up.

This time she goes back, she will stay at home for a few days.

In addition to the busy work at the pharmaceutical factory, it is also time to collect the silk in the village.

The day for fulfilling the order with Sun Xingjian is not far away.

After Qin Lang knew that she was going home, he insisted on following her.

Having not been home for several days, Lu Qingqing prepared to bring gifts to her master's wife, Bai Xing'er, and the old village chief's wife.

For example, the ginkgo cookies that the master's wife always liked to eat, the spicy dried meat that Bai Xing'er liked to eat, and the appetizer sour plum soup that the old village chief's wife liked to drink.

However, the places where these three things are sold are quite far apart.

Lu Qingqing first went to the shop in the south of the city and bought two large bags of ginkgo cookies.

I walked a little further west and bought some appetizer sour plum soup.

Finally, I bought spicy dried meat in a shop in the east of the city.

When they left the city gate, the two men were thinking about bringing delicious food to their master's wife and the others, and they felt particularly relaxed.

However, this good mood came to an abrupt end when passing by Xingjia Village, which is seven or eight miles away from Baoshan Town.

From a distance, Qin Lang smelled a faint smell of blood.

When he told Lu Qingqing about the situation, both of them became nervous.

Lu Qingqing signaled Qin Lang to stop the carriage with her eyes, and the two stayed where they were and observed carefully for a while.

However, they found that there was no movement in the originally small Xingjia Village, and no villagers came in or out.

At this time, the sun is not very hot, which should be the time when the villagers are most active.

Just as the two were puzzled, the faint smell of blood drifted over again.

This time, both of them smelled it.

The two looked at each other and saw solemnity on each other's faces.

problem occurs!

The two men quickly took out their weapons, got out of the car and avoided the main road into the village.

Instead, he hid his body, climbed over the ditch next to him, and slowly moved towards Xingjia Village through the wild woods in the village.

The further you go in, the stronger the bloody smell becomes.