Chewing Bark in Lean Years? Wear Modern Clothes and Eat Meat Every Meal with the Whole Family

Name: Chewing Bark in Lean Years? Wear Modern Clothes and Eat Meat Every Meal with the Whole Family
Author: What Kind Of Cookie Are You?

by What Kind Of Cookie Are You?

ongoing Modern Romance Urban Life Female Lead

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Ch. 14 — Twenty-first Century

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[Traveling through the past and present, rural areas, and getting rich] Due to drought, war, and earthquake, the people of Zhaojia Village could no longer survive and embarked on the road to escape. In despair, the whole village crossed over. ---Hua Chaochao graduated from college and returned to the village to inherit the canteen left by her grandfather. One day, hundreds of ancient people suddenly walked out of the canteen. They were all so hungry that they had only one breath left. She made a bowl of instant noodles for each of them. They all knelt down and kowtowed to recognize her as their savior. Hua Chaochao was frightened and called the police! --- As soon as the people of Zhaojiacun traveled to the 21st century, they were very poor. They wanted to get rid of poverty, get rich, and become well-off. They just want to be fed and clothed, and they have no idea what it means to be well-off. Just to integrate into the new era, a new village leader is needed. Hua Chaochao, who happened to be out of work, took office and became the first village head stationed in Zhaojia Village. The head of Huacun started working as a village official with great success: First of all, you need to learn how to read illiteracy: Old Man Zhao: Don't do it! I, an old man who is about to die, want to learn to read with my grandson? Shameful. Hua Chaochao: It's embarrassing for you to be blind. Women's rights and interests must be protected: Old Mrs. Chen: The girl's film is not valuable, can you sell it for money? Hua Chaochao: Let me tell you what it means that women can hold up half the sky. Arranged marriages are prohibited and free love is encouraged. Aunt Tian: Isn't that an affair without a matchmaker? Hua Chaochao: Let me introduce you to the marriage law. A few years later, in an interview: Hua Chaochao: I have hundreds of millions of experiences in building rural areas in the new era.