Slogans Across the River

About This Novel

As soon as Li Xiaojun came back from school, he went to his neighbor's house to help. They say they are helping, but they are actually making money. The neighbor built a two-story brick house. The adults laid the bricks, carried cement, and carried the cement slabs. The children carried the bricks from the first floor to the second floor. Each brick was paid one penny. Li Xiaojun stacked three bricks together, bent down and hugged them. Without picking them up, he took off one brick, picked up two bricks and walked upstairs. There are already several friends upstairs. They only focused on working and did not care about playing, which was not the same as usual. Seeing Li Xiaojun coming up from the temporary wooden stairs, Huzi said: Hi, Xiaojun, look, why are there so many words on the place where your father sleeps? Xiaojun hadn't put the two red bricks in his arms yet. He raised his neck to look, and sure enough he saw them. He was a little surprised that such big words were still written on the sign. The sign was square and square, with red letters on a white background.

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