Group pet small peasant girls: Escape the famine with the space of merit

Chapter 46 Mrs. Wen, who loves silver for her granddaughter
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Qi'er saw that there were several stacks of square wood chips smaller than his palm on the table, and asked curiously, "Sister Nuan Nuan, what are these?"

"This is a literacy board, each wooden board has a character, for Shiro Goro to recognize characters."

These days, she was so busy carving words on these wooden signs that she almost broke her hands.

Nuan Nuan took a few wooden cards to Qi'er, Qi'er took a look, each wooden card was engraved with a big square Chinese character, and the stroke order of the word was on the back of the wooden card.

Qi'er's eyes lit up: "Sister Nuannuan, are you engraving these words?"

Warm nod.

These characters are part of "Thousand Characters", and Shiro and Goro should learn these characters for a while, and she will carve the rest slowly when she has time.

"Sister Nuannuan's handwriting is really beautiful!" Qi'er sighed from the bottom of her heart: "These wooden signs are not big, and you can carry them with you, which is convenient for learning!"

Sister Nuannuan's idea is really good!

This is exactly what Wen Nuan means: "That's right, you can carry two wooden plaques with you every day, and take them out to recognize them when you have time. It shouldn't be difficult to learn two characters every day."

Her drawing skills are not good, otherwise she could engrave some pictures related to the words on the wooden sign, which can deepen the memory.

Shiro and Goro are very happy. Apart from helping the family to dry the Osmanthus osmanthus every day, they practice calligraphy with a sand table according to the wooden sign in the yard.

The warmth is both gratifying and distressing.

If there is a chance, I still want to send the two little guys to a private school.

The potato seedlings in the yard grew denser and denser. After thinking about it for a day, Wen Xingye decided to cut off the weak seedlings, leaving only a few strong seedlings.

Luo Shi was reluctant to waste the cut potato seedlings, intending to use them for cooking, but was stopped by the warmth in time.

"Grandma, potatoes are poisonous if they sprout. If you eat them, you will have symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea. These potato sprouts are grown from potato sprouts, so you can't eat them."

Luo couldn't figure it out: "Potatoes are so delicious, why are they poisonous when they sprout?"

Wen Nuan couldn't explain clearly, so he had to use the most simple reasoning to tell his mother: "Potatoes are spoiled when they sprout. It's like eating moldy food. Eating it is not good for your health. You have to tell the eldest aunt and second aunt about this." , lest they also cook potato seedlings."

Luo Shi was really startled: "I'll go and tell them right away."

My daughter knows medicine, she said that the potato seedlings are poisonous, so there must be nothing wrong.

Seeing her mother coming back from her uncle's house with a distressed look on her face, Wen Nuan had a flash of inspiration and said to her mother: "Mother, don't we still have a bag of soybeans at home, let me teach you how to grow soybean sprouts."

She also took out that bag of soybeans from the space cafeteria, and she hasn't eaten it yet.

In her previous life, her parents were busy with work, and she lived with her retired grandma in primary and junior high school. Grandma was obsessed with spontaneous bean sprouts for a while, and took her to observe them together. She accidentally learned to grow bean sprouts .

Luo Shi was puzzled, "Didn't you say that sprouted potatoes should not be eaten?"

"Soybean sprouts are different from potato sprouts. Soybean sprouts are not only delicious, but also have high nutritional value."

"How do you grow soybean sprouts? Are they planted in the field?"

"You don't need to plant in the field, you just need soybeans and water. It's not difficult to grow bean sprouts." Nuan Nuan carefully explained the method of growing soybean sprouts to her mother.

Luo Shi recently learned cooking skills from Su Shi, and after hearing what his daughter said, he was eager to try: "If it doesn't work, will the beans be wasted?"

"Aniang, if you're afraid that you won't be able to send it, then try with two handfuls of soybeans first."

"Okay, then grab two and try first."

Busy days are always easy, and the coriander, rapeseed, spinach and other vegetables that the villagers planted before can be harvested.

The villagers stood on the ridge of the field, looking at the green field, with joy in their eyes.

Seeing that the villagers were reluctant to pick the vegetables back, the old village head found it funny and sad: "If you don't pick them back and eat them, are you going to let these vegetables rot in the ground? Hurry up, it's been a long time since I've eaten the vegetables I grew. I'll try it at noon!"

The old village head said that he took the lead, and was the first to go to his vegetable field to pick two large baskets of vegetables.

The village chief was right, these vegetables would rot if they were not eaten.

In this famine year, so many green vegetables can be grown, I am afraid that their village has such a situation in Lianzhou.

At noon, every household cooks a few large pots of green vegetables, even saving rice, and the green vegetables are enough to feed the whole family.

Many folks even moved a stool to sit at the gate of their courtyard and ate, chatting with their neighbors while eating, as if they had returned to the stable days before fleeing famine.

All the villagers in the village had a "big meal", and the Wen family had dinner together again, which also means warmth. They have to have dinner together at least twice a month, so that she can take the opportunity to replenish the body of the whole family.

Seeing the big fish and meat on the table again, Mrs. Wen pulled Wen Nuan aside, and whispered: "You have to save the dowry that grandpa gave you, and you can't move it anymore. Our family's life is getting better and better now, and we don't have to worry about it." I'm going to be hungry, and your father and your two uncles have to worry about family affairs, so just leave it alone."

Wen Nuan could tell that the old lady was feeling sorry for the money for her: "Grandma, I use the money I earned by myself, not from my grandpa, don't worry."

According to the original owner's memory, the original owner's grandfather was very poor, why did everyone think that the grandfather left her a dowry silver?
Mrs. Wen didn't believe her words.

During this period of time, this girl bought clothes for their two elders, and bought books, pens, ink, paper and inkstones for Shiro Goro, and distributed lard, meat, and grain to the second room of the eldest room, all of which were exchanged for vain money. .

Seeing the disapproval expression on the old lady's face, Nuan Nuan took out her pocket, took out the banknotes she had sold the medicinal materials from the space, and unfolded them to the old lady: "Grandma, look, I didn't lie to you, the several hundred taels of silver came from me." In exchange for the medicinal materials collected on the mountain, I will make more money in the future, and eating a big meal once in a while won’t break me.”

Mrs. Wen hasn't seen a banknote for more than ten years. When she saw it now, her eyes almost fell out: "So many?"

"It's just a bank note, and I have hidden a lot of cash." Wen Nuan said mysteriously, and handed over a few taels of silver to the old lady: "Grandma, these few taels of silver are for you and grandpa to buy snacks." eat."

"What kind of snacks do you buy at a young age?" Mrs. Wen scolded, trying to put the money back into Nuan Nuan's hands.

"Grandma, don't you think it's too little?" Nuan Nuan pretended to take out a 100 tael bank note to exchange for the broken silver in her hand: "Then I will keep this bank note for you."

"You child! All right, I'll keep the money." The old lady was afraid that the child would really exchange the money for the money, so she hurriedly put the money into her pocket: "I'll save it for you as a dowry."

Warm and happy: "Grandma, how can you stay at your mother's house if you are married? I will never marry in my life!"

"Could it be possible that you still want to recruit a son-in-law?" The old lady was taken aback for a moment, but then she thought it made sense again, she just felt that this matter is a bit difficult to handle: "Your parents have two sons, your second elder brother and Wu Lang, how can there be a young man willing to do so?" Come into our house?"

(End of this chapter)