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Chapter 647 New Life, New Vision

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The climate is getting colder, especially in the north.This made the sweet potatoes that could be grown no longer suitable, and all changed to potatoes.

The yield of sweet potatoes and potatoes is similar, but the taste is not the same.

In order to deal with major disasters, even if it is more serious in the north, the impact in the south is less.The emperor also made overall arrangements and mobilized the power of the whole country.

The area of ​​sweet potato planting in the South has increased significantly, and even Mekong Province, Hainan, and Dongfan have strict regulations.

Large output is the best advantage. It is transported to the north as a supplement of grain. This is called supplementing the north with the south.

As long as the common people have a mouthful of sweet potato porridge to drink, they will not starve to death, they will not rise up, and the social order will be stable.

Food is the paramount necessity of the people.It is such a simple truth, but many dynasties have just planted on it, and the Ming Dynasty in history is no exception.

Zhang Zhuzi backed it up a bit, then took it away, and took off the big sacks from the car, all of which were grown by himself.There are peanuts, potatoes, and corn. Although they are not expensive, they are quite thoughtful.

"Although the weather is a bit cold, the harvest is good this year." Zhang Zhuzi said with a smile: "Yingzi said, what do you want, just tell me, and I will bring it to you from home."

A Tao chuckled, accepted it bluntly, and said, "As long as the harvest is good, I'm afraid of working hard for a year, and God won't reward me with food. Look how good I am. I can guarantee the harvest in drought and flood, and what I earn is money."

Zhang Zhuzi smiled and nodded, but he disagreed in his heart.

At the beginning, Yingzi and A Tao worked together, and they also had such thoughts when they returned home, but now they are living well, and they don't feel bad about it.

A Tao sent Zhang Zhuzi to the door, then remembered something again, and said: "You don't have a small grocery store in your village, why don't you open one and buy from our store."

Zhang Zhuzi didn't make a decision right away, he thought for a while and said, "I'll go back and discuss it with Yingzi."

"The boss intends to set up stores in the countryside, and I can talk to you here, and I can give you the lowest price." A Tao smiled and said, "Some commodities are available on credit."

"Yingzi should be happy." Zhang Zhuzi nodded and said, "She can't be idle and always wants to find something to do."

"Okay, then wait for me to go over and give me the letter!" A Tao watched Zhang Zhuzi get into the carriage, and waved goodbye.

The wheels creaked rhythmically on the freshly frozen dirt road.The cold wind was blowing on his face, but it couldn't stop the heat in Zhang Zhuzi's heart.

Thinking of his daughter-in-law and that fat boy, Zhang Zhuzi couldn't help but smile.

It has only been two years since Ping-Liao, but the changes have been enormous. Even Zhang Zhuzi is surprised when he thinks about it.

The reconstruction was rapid, and the population recovery was also extremely fast. Liaodong, which had experienced wars, returned to prosperity at an astonishing speed, even exceeding that before the war.

This is due to the various preferential policies introduced by the imperial court and the huge resources invested, which not only filled the common people with enthusiasm for building their homes, but also gave them the conditions to create wealth.

Who doesn't have an account in mind, and doesn't take advantage of the preferential policies and tax reductions and exemptions for two or three years to work hard and save some money.

Zhang Zhuzi's family farms land, raises chickens and sheep on credit, and even does transportation and transportation.

There are many Liao people like his family. The people who immigrated from Shandong, Shaanxi, and North Zhili later, as long as they have a harvest in a year, they are almost relieved.

In addition to reclamation, the Liaodong government often recruited workers for other jobs.The biggest project is the railway. The iron and steel plant in Anshan and the coal mine in Fushun have become the largest heavy industries in Liaodong, absorbing a large number of workers.

The loose policy for farmers made the common people have surplus money and promoted the prosperity and development of commerce.

Relying on the advantages of being first, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce spread out outlets in major cities and towns in Liaodong; the Jiangnan Chamber of Commerce and the Maritime Chamber of Commerce also set foot in Liaodong one after another, selling their own characteristics and unique products.

Brown sugar, millet, salt, cloth... Zhang Zhuzi once again counted the daily necessities he purchased, and felt relieved when he felt that he hadn't missed anything.

Back home, looking at his wife's smiling face and listening to the fat boy's giggles, is the happiest thing for Zhang Zhuzi.

Next year, if the harvest is good, I will install a glass window for my home or buy a mirror.

Although the daughter-in-law didn't say anything, Zhang Zhuzi knew that Yingzi was the rarest glass mirror, which showed every detail clearly.I can still use it from time to time in the shop, but with Zhang Zhuzi...

A dozen or so riders appeared in front of them, and their military uniforms could be recognized from a distance.

Zhang Zhuzi put away some guilt towards his wife, slowed down, and drove the car to the side of the road, making way for the cavalry.

"I really want to go home for the New Year, but I still think it's more lively with my brothers in the camp."

Zhao Huizu shook his whip and spoke loudly while riding on the horse.If someone still calls him Fatty Zhao, he will spit on people.

The fat is gone, and the fat is gone on the face and body.His face is a little more mature and vicissitudes, and his eyes are more sharp like a soldier.

"Drinking in a big bowl and eating meat in big mouthfuls is really enjoyable." Zhang Junneng said with emotion: "But our parents have not seen each other for several years, and it is because we are not filial. They even tried to get me married, and they have found a girl."

Zhao Huizu glanced at the carriage on the side of the road. The driver's eyes were not awe, but envy and emotion. He put his fists on his chest and gave them a military salute.

Although it is a military salute, it is a common salute, not the formal one in the barracks.

Zhao Huizu clenched his fists and covered his chest, bowed slightly, and politely returned the salute.

This is also the background of a soldier, and may even have been bloodied and injured.In Liaodong, retired officers and soldiers can be seen everywhere, and they have all returned to normal life, but their temperament can still be seen.

"Huizu, where are your parents? Didn't you get married?" Zhang Junneng also returned the courtesy, nodded and smiled, and then turned to Zhao Huizu and asked.

A shadow of a woman flashed in Zhao Huizu's mind, her appearance was very blurred, only the crisp voice was still clearly remembered.

I don't know where she is now, how is she doing?

The thought flashed by, but Zhao Huizu never dreamed that the girl was already a wife and mother, and she was sitting on the kang to coax the child.It never occurred to him that the person passing by was his man.

With a self-conscious smile, Zhao Huizu lashed his riding boots with a riding whip, and said: "I can't be bothered, thinking of this will give me headaches. What a blessing to be born, my parents, I really don't know that I am already a hero."

Hahahaha, Zhang Junneng burst out laughing.Zhao Huizu succeeded in losing weight and became what he is now, which is indeed beyond what his parents could have imagined.

As the laughter faded away, Zhang Zhuzi was filled with emotion.Batch after batch, the soldiers in Liaodong may no longer be able to find his acquaintances.

With a flick of the whip, there was a crackling sound, and the carriage drove smoothly. Zhang Zhuzi's heart was full of anticipation for home and longing for a new life.

(End of this chapter)