On the day of the Little New Year, Yuan Chun sold a hundred braised chickens alone.
The output from Red Star Village couldn't meet her demand long ago, so the team leader's two sons rode bicycles, pulling carts, to purchase chickens, ducks, geese, fish, and eggs from other villages every day.
The more Yuan Chun needed, the more the team leader's two sons earned. Just from delivering goods to Yuan Chun in a month, they could make one to two hundred yuan.
The team leader's wife wasn't distressed by the sudden loss of four laborers at home, with no one earning work points. She happily stayed at home every day, looking after several grandchildren, while only the team leader earned work points.
Luckily, the team leader's family didn't rely on those meager work point earnings. His two sons and two daughters-in-law could make two to three hundred yuan a month, which was the highest income in Red Star Village, apart from Yuan Chun's family.
