Grandma Hu was really reluctant to give up this order that was delivered to her door, but she actually came up with a solution.

She asked Mayor Han for help and rented a few empty warehouses in the town. After cleaning and disinfecting them, she recruited dozens of temporary workers from the town. The problem of zongzi was finally solved.

However, the pressure was put on Zhao Dongliang, who was responsible for providing the rice dumpling gift boxes.

In short, Zhao Dongliang and his family of three didn’t have a good night’s sleep for most of the month before the Dragon Boat Festival.

On the day before the Dragon Boat Festival, Zhao Dongliang came back from the rice dumpling factory after settling the payment for the goods. The whole family didn't care about enjoying the joy of making a lot of money. They locked the door and slept soundly all night and half a day.

After the busy Dragon Boat Festival, Grandma Hu and Jiang Tian were exhausted. They lay at home for a whole day and still felt pain all over their bodies.

However, although they were extremely tired, when they were counting the money, the grandfather and grandson were so happy that their mouths were crooked.

In the more than one month before the Dragon Boat Festival, taking into account the revenue of the direct-operated stores, the income from the various distribution points, and the orders from large enterprises and government agencies, the gross profit from selling rice dumpling gift boxes alone exceeded 100,000 yuan!

Combined with the larger sales volume of bulk rice dumplings, Grandma Hu's rice dumpling factory made a gross profit of nearly 200,000 yuan during this Dragon Boat Festival.

"My dear, sweetheart, your mouth must have been blessed by the Bodhisattva, right?"

"When you told me that you were going to pick up money on the provincial road, I didn't believe you. Now I'm finally convinced by your words!"

"How can the money you picked up on the side of the provincial road be money? It's clearly gold!"

Even Hu Qiongfang, after secretly calculating the dividends for her mother and her daughter, couldn't help but be shocked.

As agreed upon, her daughter Jiang Tian owned 40% of the shares in the rice dumpling factory. This month alone, Jiang Tian received a profit of 80,000 yuan!

In this era when "ten thousand yuan households" are still very popular, a thirteen-year-old girl can actually earn 80,000 yuan a month...

At this moment, Hu Qiongfang suddenly felt that if her daughter continued to make money like this, it would seem that it would make no difference whether she went to school or not.

In the past, she wanted her daughter to go to school, mainly because she thought that a girl with a diploma would be able to find a job with a stable income in the future. Even if there were some unsatisfactory things in her marriage, with a stable salary, at least she would have a way out.

But even if she graduated from a technical secondary school and was assigned to a factory, she could only get a hundred or eighty yuan a month at most. To put it bluntly, this income is not even as high as that of the two bodyguards in her store. What can she do with that?

Not to mention that the money Jiang Tian can earn is more than ten thousand times higher than the fixed salary in the factory.

If that’s the case, then why does she force her children to take the entrance exams for technical secondary school and high school?

Not to mention that her daughter seems to have inherited her "bad student" attribute and may not be able to get into secondary technical school or high school.

Even if I can pass the exam, I don’t know how much hardship I will have to endure in the process.

Hu Qiongfang, a poor student, feels the hardest about how hard studying is.

Anyway, she would rather spend the whole night making rice dumplings than spending the whole night writing papers.

Jiang Tian probably could never have imagined that after the Dragon Boat Festival, her mother's obsession with whether she should go back to school next semester had turned into a nonchalant attitude.

After all, Ms. Hu herself is full of resistance to learning, so how can she force her daughter to do something she doesn't like?

There was no other way before. Apart from going to school, girls from rural areas really couldn’t see any other way out.

But now, Hu Qiongfang suddenly realized that although her daughter could not concentrate on her studies, when it came to business, it was as if God was feeding her.

Parents of this generation don’t actually have high demands on themselves. As long as they can have a stable job and support themselves, that’s enough.

Even in rural areas, there is no requirement for a job. Girls just need to marry a reliable man, and the couple can farm and weave. As long as they have enough food and drink, parents can rest assured.

Hu Qiongfang set very low expectations for her daughter, but she did not expect that her daughter would give her a huge surprise.

Jiang Tian now owns 40% of the shares of the rice dumpling factory and also has a storefront at the county bus station that makes a lot of money every day. As long as she doesn't do anything stupid, she will make more and more money.

Before she even graduated from junior high school, she had already earned more money than others could earn in their entire lives. Hu Qiongfang felt that she could let her daughter make her own decision about schooling.

This Dragon Boat Festival, Jiang Tian and Grandma Hu made a lot of money. As another "supplier" of the rice dumpling factory, Han Jisong also made a lot of money.

Among the Dragon Boat Festival rice dumpling gift boxes designed by Jiang Tian, ​​apart from the most affordable "reunion rice dumpling" gift box, the remaining several more expensive "high-end gift boxes" contain, in addition to rice dumplings, cured pig's trotters, vacuum-packed dried fish, salted duck eggs and the like.

These were collected by Han Jisong from all over the countryside after he had run around a lot. He made money by running errands, but the quantity was too large, and he also brought back a batch of rice dumplings from the rice dumpling factory and asked Grandpa Han to set up a stall in the town to sell them.

This Dragon Boat Festival, the grandfather and grandson also earned several thousand yuan.

Now, Han Jisong no longer has to worry about the money to build a house along the provincial road.

However, he felt that Jiang Tian's idea was right. There were so many opportunities to make money along the provincial road, and the land along the road would only become more and more valuable in the future.

If you don't take advantage of the relaxed policy of the Land Management Office to get the land certificate now, it will probably be difficult to get it later.

After the Dragon Boat Festival, Han Jisong bought two packs of good cigarettes, put them in his canvas schoolbag, ran to the Land Management Office, found Director He, and asked him to help him get a land certificate.

Director He was a little surprised at first, but when he heard Han Jisong introduce himself and said that he was a supplier to Grandma Hu’s Zongzi Factory and Fangjie Restaurant, Director He suddenly realized!

It must have been introduced by that girl Jiang Tian.

The town is so small that no secrets can be hidden. Grandma Hu's rice dumpling factory can even get orders from the county government's logistics department, which shows that she must know a lot of big shots in the county.

Thinking that Jiang Tian’s household registration was already registered under the name of martyr He Xiangjun... Director He also felt closer to Han Jisong. He personally took him to find the clerk below and got the land certificate procedures for his family completed on the same day.

Director He scratched his head only after Han Jisong walked out of the Land Management Office.

He didn't know why, but he always felt that this little Han looked familiar, as if he had seen him somewhere before...

Where is it?

This question was answered at a meeting in the town in the afternoon.

Oh shit!

Why does this little Han look somewhat similar to their Mayor Han?

Except for the eyes and white skin, which look a bit like the foreigners, the facial features, especially the nose and mouth, are just like their Mayor Han.

What's going on?

Could it be that Xiao Han was born to their mayor Han and a foreign woman?

Then because of having a child out of wedlock or for some other reason, you have to send the child to be raised by relatives in the countryside?

etc!

No, no!

Director He thought with a frown on his face, Xiao Han looked quite old, and their Mayor Han was not that old either, so no matter how you looked at it, it didn't seem like he had an illegitimate child as old as Xiao Han.

Could it be a relative?

This question was like a root that troubled Director He so much that he couldn't even hold the meeting.