The whole family crosses to farm

Chapter 57
At that time, Lin Chunnong was playing on the ridge of the field. Xianghe told her that there is a kind of grass root in Yishui Village in winter, which is white. It is dug out and steamed in a pot. It tastes very good.

She ran out to dig white grass roots with Xianghe, Lin Qiumo was not at home reading a book anymore, if she wanted to go out, he naturally had to follow.

Lin Jiale saw that her daughter was like a little scavenger, so she hurriedly stopped the car, went down to the field by the side of the road, picked her up, patted the dirt on her clothes, and asked, "Ninny, what are you doing?"

Unexpectedly, his daughter smiled and showed him a basket, "Father, it's white grass roots, you must have never eaten them."

How could you not eat it?When Lin Jiale was young, he was not a happy child. When he couldn't eat enough, he often followed others to dig this outside, and sometimes he dug it in the ground for the winter.

If you encounter cicadas in winter, you will add a big meal.

"Have you dug enough?" Lin Jiale asked.

Lin Chunnong shook his head hurriedly, "Father, let me down quickly, I still have to dig half a basket with Xianghe."

Lin Jiale put her daughter on the ground who was kicking her calf, and said, "Go home early."

"Yes," Lin Chunnong agreed without looking back, ran to the field and squatted with Xianghe, and waved a small shovel.

Looking at her daughter's busy back, Lin Jiale smiled and shook her head.

After the snow stopped, there were more than ten consecutive days of sunny days. Lin Jiale stored the winter vegetables in a cellar at home, and then went south again, and half a month later, a boatload of oranges and pomelo arrived.

More than half of this shipment of tangerines was sent to Qinzhou Prefecture above Yixian County, and a small half was divided among the family members. After recovering the cost, there was a surplus of 20 taels.

In one month, Lin Jiale used it to earn more than 20 taels of silver and the family's winter snacks, and the Zhang family also spent a month in traveling from the warm and humid Yicheng in the south to the dry and luxurious capital. .

Zhang Zhenxian had never seen a place full of beautiful red bricks and gray tiles. Once he entered the capital, he couldn't see it with both eyes.

Zhang Mi took a look at this tiger-headed little boy, wondering what the eldest princess valued in this guy, to let his family travel thousands of miles from a small impoverished county to the metropolis.

"How is the capital?" Zhang Mi asked with a smile.

Zhang Zhenxian looked away from a sugar painting booth and said, "Okay."

Zhang Mi touched his head, "If you are good, you must be obedient, and you will be one of them in the future."

At this time, the carriage happened to pass by Taixue, and Zhang Mi pointed to several students who had just come out of Taixue, chatting and laughing.

Zhang Zhenxian's parents were excited when they saw the students in moon-white school uniforms.

After that, the carriage turned left and right in the bustling capital, and soon entered a wide and quiet avenue, with pine trees planted on both sides of the road.

Zhang Mi pointed to both sides, proudly said: "Do you know how these trees come from?"

Zhang Zhenxian, as well as his parents sitting across from him, shook their heads.

Seeing how foolish they are, Zhang Mi's initial suspicion that they might have something special became weaker and weaker after spending a month with this family anyway.

Knowing that they didn't know, Zhang Mi said: "Before, the princess was imprisoned, and the eldest princess invited many Taoist priests. A Taoist priest of Chang Zhenzi said that the princess lived in a place with greenery all the year round, so the emperor sent an imperial envoy These trees were shipped further north to Heijiang province."

Zhang Zhen moved his mouth first, but when he thought of being reprimanded by this uncle Zhang for saying the wrong thing twice before, he remembered what the former boss said, be cautious, so he put everything in his heart.

Satisfied, Zhang Mi continued to introduce how much money the emperor had spent to transport these pine trees.

Zhang Zhenxian listened, and said silently in his heart, I know this. Mr. Liu said that many peasants in Heijiang Province died while transporting alpine pine trees.

Although he hasn't met the princess yet, Zhang Zhenxian instinctively doesn't like her very much.

Not only because if he didn't study hard, he might become a civilian husband who had to help the princess deliver some precious things, but also because she herself had to leave her familiar hometown and good friends.

(End of this chapter)