Chapter 451 Remarried Widow 44
In the twelfth lunar month of 1982, the farmland in the village was assigned to each household. Since the household registrations of Yuanchun, mother and son were still in Hongxing Village, the team leader informed Yuanchun to return to the village to allocate the fields.
For this reason, Yuanchun specially took a day off and took a few children who were on winter vacation back to Hongxing Village.
The Yuanchun family was allocated 20 acres of dry land, two acres of mountain land, and half an acre of private land. Yuanchun changed hands and rented all these lands to a family with the largest labor force in Hongxing Village.
The other party pays taxes on grain and gives her three hundred catties of corn, one hundred catties of sweet potatoes, and one hundred catties of millet or sorghum every year.
Yuanchun only received 500 kilograms of grain from the more than 20 acres of land. One acre of land was equivalent to 20 kilograms of grain. It was like growing it for free. That family was grateful to Yuanchun.
The whole village also envied that family.
In 1985, Yuanchun opened two more chain braised pork restaurants. Yuanchun braised the braised pork together. She just sent the goods to the braised pork shop. She transferred Sanfeng and Shuilian to braise them. Check out the butcher shop.
At this time, Yuanchun already had more than 300,000 yuan in assets. She invested all the money in real estate. Not only did she buy houses and stores in the county and urban areas, she also went to the capital to buy I bought a three-bedroom mansion for 150,000 yuan.
Households worth 10,000 yuan were rare at this time. The 150,000 yuan spent in Yuanchun was not cheap. The other party was going abroad and wanted to take more money with him, so the house was not sold cheaply.
Yuanchun took a fancy to the Sanjin mansion at first sight, so he didn't care that he spent 5,000 yuan more than the market price to buy it.
However, a few years later, the other party returned to China and wanted to buy a house in Beijing but found that he could not afford it. He had worked hard to save abroad for decades and only managed to save more than 10 million yuan. With the money, he thought he could return to China and live a life of a master. Who would have thought that with his little money, even a house owner in Beijing couldn't afford it.
The price of the house he sold decades ago has risen to hundreds of millions.
At that time, the Lord was regretful.
Now, after Yuanchun happily locked the Sanjin mansion, he hurried to catch the train and returned to the county town.
After that, Yuanchun opened several braised pork shops. Because her shop needed too much pork, she also suggested that the Chen family open a pig farm.
In order to supply her goods, the captain of Hongxing Village has opened a chicken farm and a duck farm at home, and also encourages the whole village to grow vegetables for sale. Since Yuanchun took the lead in doing business in Hongxing Village, many people came out to do business. Many started from setting up street stalls to opening shops.
Gradually, Hongxing Village developed better than several surrounding villages.
It is also the first village within a hundred miles to become wealthy.
In 1988, when Yuanchun saw Cui Laoer again, he almost didn't recognize him.
Cui Laoer is already very old. He is only in his forties, but he looks like a seventy-year-old man.
My hair is all white, my waist is bent, and my back is hunched.
It seems that life is even worse than in the last life.
Cui Laoer was picking up rags, pulling a pull cart, and picked up a cart full of rags. When passing by Yuanchun's small restaurant, he saw steamed buns and porridge for sale inside, so he came in to buy a bowl of porridge and one. Steamed buns, eaten with free pickles.
Give money after eating.
When he recognized the person who collected the money as Yuanchun, Cui Laoer's eyes seemed to flash, "You...are you Mei Yuanchun?"
Yuanchun did not recognize the other person at first. But recognized his voice.
Yuan Chun pretended to be surprised, "Oh, it's Mr. Cui. I haven't seen you for so many years. How come you have become so old?"
"I heard that your father died three years ago. Later, your family was divided, and your father and son were Your brothers were kicked out after they left home. Unexpectedly, you turned out to be rag pickers. Tsk tsk tsk. It’s a good thing that I was more discerning and didn’t take a fancy to you. Otherwise, wouldn’t I want to follow you now? Picking up rags.”