The broom star is transported, and the rough man's husband keeps spoiling

Chapter 76
Now Luo Rushuang proposed to set up a private school, and even listed the feasibility. After the two were stunned, they were overjoyed. It is also a good thing for the children to have books to read and study.”

Following Luo Shan's excited words, Luo Feng's face was full of joy and longing.

Seeing that the two of them not only did not object, but also supported them, Luo Rushuang slowly revealed an expression of yearning and anticipation: "Since neither of them objects, then pick a time to discuss it with the village chief as soon as possible, and draw from the village. A piece of land to build a private school."

Hearing this, Luo Feng wiped the sweat off his face, and said to Luo Shan: "It's better to hit the sun than to choose a day. Today, let's go to the village chief and discuss the matter of zoning the land."

Luo Shan nodded, and said to Luo Rushuang and Ah Zuo: "The sun is shining in the fields, you should go back earlier, and tell your mother that uncle will go to the house for dinner tonight."

Luo Rushuang nodded, watching Luo Shan and Luo Feng wash off the yellow mud all over their hands in the ditch, and then went to the village chief's house.

The two walked quickly and arrived at the village chief's house in a few minutes. Standing outside the courtyard and shouting, the village chief said directly: "It's brothers Luo Shan and Luo Feng, come in directly!"

When the two entered, the village chief was threading his wife's embroidery needles against the sun, without raising his eyes, he said, "Find yourself a seat and sit down. What are you brothers doing here this time?"

Luo Shan recounted Luo Rushuang's plan to build a private school. Hearing this, the village chief didn't even wear needles and thread. He looked up at the two of them, and said seriously: "Building a private school is a big deal, so don't play tricks on it." , have you really thought about it?"

Luo Feng and Luo Shan looked at each other and nodded solemnly. The two of them have always been honest and never uttered big words. Seeing that they both looked solemn, the village chief said slowly: "Building a private school It’s a big deal, we still need to discuss it with the villagers, the two of you go and call other people over, and we’ll discuss it in the yard, what should we do about it?”

The fact that Luo Rushuang wanted to establish a private school in Luojia Village quickly spread to every corner of Luojia Village as if it had grown wings. Soon the villagers gathered in the courtyard of the village chief's house, and even the open space outside the courtyard It was crowded with villagers who came to watch the excitement.

The village head stood with his hands behind his back on the open space in the yard, coughed, and waited for everyone to calm down before he said: "The purpose of calling everyone here today is clear to everyone. The village decided to set aside a piece of land to build a private school for Teach the children in the village to read and understand, and the children near the village can also come to Luojia Village to go to school, now I want to ask everyone’s opinions and opinions on building a private school in the village.”

After listening to what the village chief said, you will soon start discussing with each other, and most of them feel that it is unrealistic. In the impression of everyone, private schools have always been something that only children of rich and noble families come into contact with.

The children of ordinary farmers grow up in the fields, planting seedlings, cutting rice, selling grain and buying grain day after day. When they grow up, they marry a wife, give birth to a child and teach him to plant rice seedlings in the field, and when the child grows up, he will help He married a daughter-in-law, and when the daughter-in-law gave birth, the whole family could go to the fields to earn more income...

It's just that the village chief seemed very interested, and the people below were just discussing. No one dared to be the first to openly oppose the establishment of a private school.

There is only one family exception.

Mr. Luo said with a face full of disapproval: "The children of the farmers are born facing the loess with their backs facing the sky. Generations have come here like this. At present, every household is short of people during the busy farming season. It is not blind to let the children come to private schools. Messing around?"

Mrs. Liu and Mrs. Gu beside him also looked disapproving, and Mrs. Liu followed up and said, "There is nothing more important than busy farming in a farmer's house. At this time, building a private school and letting the children go to study. It's a sight to see." I have no good intentions, and I object."

The village chief frowned and said unhappily after hearing the words of Mr. Luo and Mrs. Liu: "Since it is useless for the children of the peasant family to study, and they can't live without people during the busy farming season, why don't you call your Zizhou back to plant rice seedlings and harvest wheat?"

Immediately, Mrs. Liu poked her neck and said angrily: "Zizhou is a person who is going to take the imperial examination. How can the children in these villages be compared with him?"

After hearing Mrs. Liu's words, other villagers cast unkind eyes on Mrs. Liu. It is one thing if they don't send their children to study, but it is another thing to be told that studying is useless.

Realizing the slip of the tongue, Mrs. Liu didn't speak anymore, but her face still showed disapproval.

A Zuo also appeared in the courtyard of the village chief's house, and said loudly: "Not only boys, girls can also study in private schools."

Before anyone else could be confused, Mr. Luo had already sneered and said, "I think you have broken your brain. It has been a truth since ancient times that a woman without talent is virtue. You still want women to go to private schools. Didn't you break your brain? What? It's a ridiculous joke."

Ah Zuo raised his eyelids halfway, and looked at Mr. Luo who was full of sarcasm in the crowd: "Reading at least allows people to know the true meaning of the dictionary sentences, instead of showing off with half a sentence."

Ah Zuo's voice resounded loudly: "A woman without talent is virtue is what Chen Meigong said, but the original meaning of this sentence is that if a woman understands righteousness and has outstanding learning, but humbly admits that she has no talent in her heart, then this is a truly virtuous person. For the sake of nothing."

A Zuo looked at Mr. Luo, and said indifferently on his face: "You don't even know the meaning of the words, and you show off with just a few words. If you have read enough books, you won't be like this. This is reading." meaning."

Mr. Luo was speechless, his face ashen.

Luo Rushuang couldn't help but feel moved when he heard Ah Zuo's loud words and his loud rebuttal.

Seeing that there was no further objection, the village head said loudly: "Now that the private school is enrolling students, those who want to send their children to the private school can express their opinions directly."

It's just that the people who raised their hands were sparsely scattered in the crowd, and only two or three expressed their willingness to send their children to private schools.

They all know that to study in a private school is to be completed, and the average farmer's family does not have enough money for the children to study, so most of them just watch the people who express their opinions and talk about it.

Standing in the crowd, Luo Rushuang heard the villagers' concerns about Shu Xiu, so she didn't force her, but stood next to the village head and said loudly, "I understand everyone's concerns. Farming families rarely have enough money to give to their children. Jiao Shu Xiu, but the money can be had again, but the time of youth will not come back, these children want to stand out, and their desire to take the imperial examination and enter the official career will only intensify as they grow older and experience hardships."

(End of this chapter)