Group pet small koi: take Wang's family to farm and become the richest man

Chapter 122 The First Day of Village School

These people spoke words of concern, but in fact there were indescribable smiles in the corners of their eyes.

The eyeballs rolled around restlessly, clearly wanting to eat melons and watch the fun, wait for Chang Dacheng to come back from the prison, and then complain to them and tell them some inside information.

By the time Xiuzhuniang came home, it was getting late.

There were quite a lot of people around the door of the dumpling shop. Seeing Xiuzhu Niang, everyone looked over in unison.

After being stared at by strangers all day long, Xiuzhuniang has long been numb.

These are nothing, nothing compared to hearing the magistrate's verdict with her own ears.

She walked to the door of the dumpling shop, and the crowd naturally gave way to her.

Xiuzhu Niang saw Chang Dacheng at a glance, paralyzed on the ground, her limbs were stiff and unable to move, she suddenly rushed to push him: "Master, what's wrong with you?"

When she didn't get a response, she turned her head complaining, and stared at the crowd around her: "You guys, you saw my man fell ill, why didn't you know how to send him to the hospital?"

Xiuzhu Niang sternly questioned the people around her, only to get indifferent smiles from the others: "What should we do if we don't have money? What should we do?"

no money?People who live in Stone Town don't have two coins.

Xiuzhuniang knew that this was an excuse, but she didn't have time to worry about it.He just said, "Master, you need to be more sober!"

"Our family, Xiuzhu, has been sentenced to exile after autumn!"

"If you fall down, who will support this family!"

"Head of the family, cheer up, let's go back to the old house together, beg father, let him think of a way!"

Xiuzhuniang was crying, and the onlookers cautiously spoke out to remind her.

"Actually, people from your old house have already been here."

Xiuzhu Niang was overjoyed, she knew that if something happened, the people in the old house would not ignore it.

"Huh? Where are they and what do they say?"

"Your mother-in-law said that she came to inform you that you were divorced."

"Your father-in-law said that he came to inform Chang Dacheng of the formal separation of the family."

"As for your brother and his brother-in-law, they are here to pick up the children."

The last sentence is to expose the shortcomings in person, not even leaving a pair of underwear for others.

For Chang Zhi's matter, Xiuzhu's mother knew it well, and immediately blushed and became annoyed.

It's fine to split up, she has long wanted to split up.It's just that I don't want to say it myself for the sake of decency.

As for being divorced by her mother-in-law, she was furious.

"Why should I be divorced? I'm not the one to worry about the inside and outside of this family. I'm busy at the dumpling shop from morning to night. The old couple can have food without working."

"What right does the old lady have to divorce me?"

Xiuzhuniang said angrily, but the others were unmoved.

"Who knows what's going on in your family, anyway, we are the ones who spread the word, you're back now, let's settle your housework by yourself."

After finishing speaking lightly, everyone dispersed in twos and threes.

They waited here just to have a good time watching, and they didn't want to get offended.

Once the dumpling shop was made, there were fewer people watching. Xiuzhu Niang dragged and dragged Chang Dacheng up from the ground.

It was almost dark at this time, so I closed the shop door, helped Chang Dacheng go home to rest, and sent Mrs. Ma to seek medical treatment.

Chang Dacheng's family was left in turmoil, and Chang Xi's family drank ginseng soup and began to sleep peacefully.

On the second day, when the sky dawned, Wen Furong woke her daughter up early.

"Xibao, today is the first day of school in the village, don't be late, get up quickly."

Wen Furong looked at the neat Confucian uniforms, picked up the sleepy Chang Xi from the bed, and planned to help her put on the clothes.

Chang Xi sat on the edge of the bed, rubbing the corners of her eyes, the little tiger slept on her shoes all night, her little feet just fit on the little cute tiger's furry back.

Xiaoguai sensed Chang Xi's aura, lazily opened its tiger eyes, took the initiative to lie on its side, turned around and licked Chang Xi's soles with its warm tongue.

The soles of her feet were damp and hot, and her barbed tongue was scratched. Chang Xi woke up completely: "Mom, let me do it myself."

Wen Furong went out and closed the door, went to the other two rooms, and called out the three brothers of the Chang family.

Chang Ping called out and got up by himself.

Chang An and Chang Le were unwilling to get up, and Wen Furong twisted their ears and lifted the quilt, so they reluctantly put on Confucian clothes.

The four brothers and sisters were all dressed alike, and sitting together for breakfast, it was a pleasure to watch, not to mention that there was a pair of twins among them.

Wen Furong herself looked up at them frequently, and the children were looked at with embarrassment.

When leaving home, I carried the book bag prepared by Wen Furong on my back. Although it was empty, with the book bag, I looked like a scholar.

The bookbags of the four people are different.

Changxi prints and dyes clover grass, Changping prints and dyes Podocarpus pine, Chang'an prints and dyes poplar leaves, and Changle prints and dyes asparagus branches.

She was slowly admiring it, and walked to the gate of the village school.

In fact, the ancestral property she is now borrowing is not too far from the village school, and it only takes a quarter of an hour to walk by foot, which is equivalent to the distance from her home to the village doctor's home. The two places are just in different directions, and the distance is similar.

Today was the first day of school, and the four brothers and sisters of the Chang family were somewhat nervous. When they came to the gate of the village school, no one entered first.

The reason why Chang Xi didn't rush in was because she was afraid of the red tape of the ancients, and she didn't know how to greet her master and classmates.

My heart is tangled.

Cao Jingxiu also came over at this time. In fact, he has the qualifications of a child, has a deep knowledge, and spends most of his time writing articles.

The village school is specially set up for children who are new to school. He doesn't need to come to class, and he came here today on purpose.

Seeing that the four brothers and sisters of the Chang family were somewhat cautious, Cao Jingxiu felt that he had come to the right place.

He also wears a Confucian uniform, just like everyone else.

"I'll take you in."

With him as the leader, everyone finally stepped into the gate of the village school.

In the courtyard of the second entrance, the layout is very simple. The front yard is used for children to read and practice calligraphy, and the back yard is the residence of the village school master's family.

There were already other children playing and laughing in the courtyard. The two groups knew each other. They were rich peasants in Taihang Village.

The children of rich peasants generally don’t play with the children of poor peasants and tenant households, so although they all know each other, they don’t take the initiative to greet each other when walking on the road.

The village is only this big, and after a whole night of fermenting what happened yesterday, almost every household in the village knew about it.

The children gathered together, lowered their voices, and pointed at Chang Xi who was behind Cao Jingxiu.

"See? She is Chang Xi."

"I've never heard that women have to read and write, and women can't take the imperial examination. What is she doing?"

"Oh, her coming will affect our studies, right?"

"Yes, the girl is chirping all day long, noisier than the birds on the tree. With her around, we will definitely be affected."

Although the children of the Chang family couldn't hear clearly, they frowned in displeasure.

(End of this chapter)