The Story of Dafujin Parenting in Qing Dynasty

Chapter 15 Introducing Family Members 4
Saying a sentence ten times is useless, so what about saying it a hundred times and a thousand times?

There will always be traces in my heart.

Not to mention that the third aunt looked down on the old aunt who was born as a peasant girl because she was born in an official family.

Pay attention, you will always find clues

Although she usually treats the old aunt with respect and courtesy, she often has a sense of superiority.

Compared with the old aunt, the third aunt is closer to the grandmother. In fact, this is normal, the grandmother is her mother-in-law, and this has become an excuse for the old aunt to use eye drops.

In this way, the third aunt was gradually neglected by the third uncle.

In this way, the little bamboo of the third uncle tried to straighten it again and again by the grandfather, and the old aunt dragged it back again and again. In the end, it was neither straight nor particularly crooked, but just slanted.

Speaking of the fourth uncle, he is a capable person in our family.

He is 15 years younger than Ama, and was born to his aunt Luo Shi.

Luo Shi was hired by his grandmother.

Because the fourth uncle was the youngest son, he was favored since he was a child, and Ama was married at that time, so he also doted on him.

The grandmother who was coaxed at a young age is happy every day, and she is very good at reading people's eyes and dealing with the world.

The fourth uncle was born in the 16th year of Shunzhi. Because he was two years older than his elder brother when he was young, he often bullied his elder brother. The relationship between nephew and nephew is getting better and better, and the good ones can wear a pair of crotch.

The fourth uncle was a scholar who was admitted by Kangxi in 18 years. He refused his grandfather to let him continue his studies and took over the family business.

At the time of the enclosure movement, my grandfather knew that he could not compete with them, so most of the enclosures were in the suburbs of Beijing. There were not many shops in the city. Once Lord Shunzhi visited an imperial villa, and my grandfather bought back a nearby villa as a new grandfather. The land was buried there a hundred years later, and tea was planted by the grandmother on the top of the mountain.

Therefore, our family has many villages and few shops, but the food in the mansion is produced in the village, and my grandmother manages it well. The village also raises livestock and poultry, and the two mountains grow tea and vegetables.

Everything that the mansion can't eat will be sold.

There is a cloth and jewelry store at home. Except for certain festivals, I seldom buy jewelry fabrics from outside. The supplies for each house in the mansion come from Zhuangzi and shops. The biggest expenditure in the mansion is gift giving.

But this is not to be afraid of. All wars will make war fortunes, and grandfather is no exception.

Grandma is still very resourceful, and has done a good job of increasing revenue and reducing expenditure.

Later, after Er Niang gave birth to three sons, she began to slowly take over the family's property, except for using the rice grains produced by the village for wine making, the rest remained unchanged.

The industries in the government are relatively stable industries.

After the fourth uncle took over, the first thing he took care of was the farm. He found that the head of the Zhuangzi had already managed it very well, and each performed his duties.The fourth uncle is a person who refuses to admit defeat, he directly pays the money to live in the village, and lives with the peasants.

After going deep into the masses, he gradually discovered the problem.

Whether it is a farmer or a tenant farmer, they are not very motivated, or live step-by-step.

The fourth uncle made a reward system, competitions between various farm heads and tenant farmers, not comparing with others, but comparing with himself last year, and the prizes are also rice, grain and tea produced by the farm.

(End of this chapter)