I Wore It Back After 60 Years

Chapter 1350
Li Xingxing was right when he thought about it.

The current price of goods is too low, especially the price of grain. Even if you sell the excess output in the field, you can get very limited money. I remember that the best rice is 17 yuan per 50 catties, and the difference is 100 cents. , Ten cents and four catties, rice must be cheaper, Xiao Xia bought four sacks of rice for less than [-] yuan, and each bag weighs more than [-] catties!

How many catties of rice can be harvested on one mu of land?
Before there was hybrid rice, Li Xingxing remembered that the yield seemed to be several hundred catties per mu, and the yield of corn and sweet potatoes was higher.

High yields also mean low prices.

How can coarse grains be compared with fine grains?

Seeing Li Xingxing's expression, Xia Xingxing knew that she was diverging her thinking again, so she hurriedly said to Shangguan and the others: "Eat, eat, don't let it get cold, except for cold dishes, other dishes are not good if they are cold."

He prepared well, but was swept away.

Two pots of cornmeal pancakes are left.

Li Xingxing didn't move his chopsticks for a long time, but he had a new understanding of the appetite of the elders, "Slow down, drink some tea to relieve the tiredness."

Ma Xiaojiang rubbed his belly and said with a smile, "Don't be busy, brother and sister. We don't drink tea, and we finally have a meal of oil and water. What a pity to drink tea to dissolve it? It will be almost gone when we go home."

The others nodded in agreement.

They are all family members, but they don't live as happily as Xia Xingxing and Li Xingxing.

Looking up at the time, Shangguan said goodbye, "It's getting late, your children are young, you have to go to bed early."

Xia Xingxing and Li Xingxing didn't want to stay any longer and sent them to the door.

Watching their backs disappear into the night, Li Xingxing suddenly felt a chill on his face, "Brother Xia, it's snowing."

If you look closely, it is a big snowflake, unlike Shanghai or Wutong City, when it first started snowing, it was always sleet, and the snow was in the form of snow beads, which fell to the ground and could not be seen.

Xia Mingxing pulled her into the room, "Look at the child, I cleaned up the pots and pans."

Fortunately, after serving the dishes, he cleaned the two pots and boiled two pots of hot water, which was just used to wash the cups, plates, and chopsticks, so as to prevent the cold water from freezing his fingers.

After he cleaned up the kitchen and returned to the house with the wash water, he found that Li Xingxing was feeding the second baby.

"The eldest child is already full." Li Xingxing said.

Xia Mingxing nodded.

As long as the two children are awake and need to be fed at the same time, they will feed them in an orderly manner, and they will not look at the second baby differently because they have an extra piece of meat, nor will they be particularly partial to the older baby because it is a girl.

Li Xingxing sat cross-legged on the kang and asked, "Xiao Xia, it's snowing outside, shouldn't it be time to burn the kang?"

"I'll plug in the cigarette board." Xia Mingxing understood the situation better.

Li Xingxing didn't understand, "What is a cigarette board?"

"It's the valve of the chimney. After the smoke board is plugged in, the heat in the kang hole will not escape with the smoke, and the kang will naturally be warm." Xia Mingxing explained to her in detail, "Today, I cook a lot and burn the fire." Many, the stove is connected to the kang hole, do you feel that the kang is very warm? I mean compared with usual."

Li Xingxing nodded, "Usually it doesn't feel that deep, but today it feels warm."

Xia Mingxing hummed, "When it gets colder, we'll have to burn the kang, and we can't rely on the heat generated by cooking. We didn't pick up the coal balls, did we? I'll buy a few loads of coal tomorrow and use it for the kang."

Li Xingxing agreed: "Don't forget."

She is afraid of the cold, and without a kang, she must not be able to survive the winter in the Northeast.

(End of this chapter)