Quickly dress up: Become a max-level boss and dress up as a poor kid

Qian Jinmei would say: "Jiaojiao, don't worry, I sent you to your aunt's house, there is nothing I can do about it. But you are still raised by me, and I send a lot of wheat to your aunt every year. You are the one I love the most. Even your sister and brother can't compare."

Yu Jiao didn't know whether she had given it or how much.All she knew was that she hadn't eaten a bite.After one year old, she ate only whole grains.Even the Erhe noodles are not hers.

The aunties would joke with her.

They asked: "Jiaojiao, do you call your aunt Auntie or Mom?"

Or: "Jiaojiao, do you call your mother mom or aunt?"

Yu Jiao always smiled shyly, lowered her head and said nothing.

As time went by, everyone stopped talking about it.

Yu Jiao once heard an aunt say: "Jiaojiao must know that she is a child of our old Sun family."

She would also wonder, is she a child of the old Sun family?

It was awkward to stay at the home of her biological parents, surrounded by gossips from aunts and uncles, but Yu Jiao still enjoyed coming and looked forward to coming.

Because this was the only time she could play with her sisters, brothers, and neighbor children. Even though she was just running around and being a little follower, she was very happy.

Because these are the only days where she doesn't have to eat whole grains or do housework.You can also watch TV at your cousin's house.

At this time, her cousin's house had a small black-and-white TV. She, her sister, and her three children would squat in front of the TV every night.Even if the channel is unclear, the screen is full of snowflakes, and the sound is sizzling, she still enjoys watching it.

In Xishan Village, since she was four or five years old, Yu Jiao has to help collect firewood, feed chickens, light fires, and sweep the floor every day. If she picks up firewood that is not fully dried, or sweeps the floor and raises a lot of dust, she will be scolded: "What's the point of raising you? You can't do anything."

Yu Jiao didn't dare to resist at all. She knew very well that her mother would not take her back.Auntie is someone she can't afford to offend.

She can only work diligently and conscientiously, hoping to have enough to eat and be scolded less.

In 92, when Yu Jiao was 6 years old, she asked Qian Jinlai: "Mom, should I go to school?"

"Go to school? What school to go to? What are the conditions of our family? How can we have money for you to go to school? If you go to school, who will do the work at home?"

"..." But the eldest and second brothers have gone to school. When she returned to Xinzhuang last year, her sister also went to school, and the other uncles and brothers in the family who have reached the age have all gone to school.Why is she the only one who can't go to school?

Of course, now the eldest brother has dropped out of school and gone home.I went to high school for two years and was not admitted to college, so I had to go home.The second brother is still in high school, his grades are not very good, and he has little hope of getting into college.

Speaking of which, Xishan Village, a poor and backward village, is well-known as an educational village in the entire town.All children of school age go to school, and the enrollment rate is higher than that in wealthy villages outside.Parents sell money to send their children to school, and the probability of producing outstanding students is higher than in other villages.

Every year when the middle school in town commends outstanding students, there are always one or two from Xishan Village among the top few.

Because for the children in this village, studying is the only way out of the mountains.Parents understand this, and so do many children.

Of course, as migrant workers became more popular in the city, the characteristics of Xishan Village disappeared.

There is no money to allow Yu Jiao to go to school. In the summer of 93, when Yu Jiao was taken back to Xinzhuang, she asked Qian Jinmei: "Mom, can I go to school this year?"

Yu Jiao's life experience has been revealed to both families.She has a strong desire to survive and is called mom on both sides.

Qian Jinmei: "...your aunt makes the decision about your schooling."

"My aunt said she wouldn't let me go to school and asked me to work at home."

"Then just listen to her."

"..." Yu Jiao wanted to ask, why?Why do you say I'm your daughter but don't let me go to school like my sister?Why do you say you love me so much, but don't even give me a chance to go to school?

In fact, there is no need for Yu Jiao to live in her aunt's house. She only needs to register in her aunt's house, and she can still go back to live in her own home.

Even at the beginning, Qian Jinmei and his wife were worried that the village would get to the bottom of things and ask about Yu Jiao's identity, but now that their younger brother has been born and their household registration has been completed, no one will keep an eye on them anymore, so why not bring Yu Jiao back?

Neighbors also have this question. Every time they talk about it, Qian Jinmei says: "My eldest sister doesn't have a daughter. She likes Yu Jiao very much and is reluctant to let her back. I sent her there in the first place, but it's not easy to force her now." I want to come back."

Everyone believed it and even thought Yu Jiao was very happy.I have an aunt who loves me in Xishan, and my mother loves me when I return home.

Yu Jiao's pain can only be swallowed by herself.

Doesn't Qian Jinmei know how difficult Yu Jiao's life is?She knew it.But she couldn't say.She didn't want everyone to accuse her or say she was cruel behind her back.

She really never thought about bringing Yu Jiao back. She now has a son and a daughter, so why bring her back?Put a burden on yourself?With one more person in the family, life will change a lot, and she doesn't want this kind of uncertainty.

Qian Jinmei was afraid that Yu Jiao would continue to ask about school, so she simply stood up and walked away, ignoring her no more.

On this day when she was 7 years old, Yu Jiao understood a truth: no matter how nice she said it, it was useless.

Yu Jiao never went to school, not even for a day. In 94, they implemented nine-year compulsory education here, and all children of school age had to go to school.

After the town's mobilization, Yu Jiao, who had not been going to school, was also found.The village chief came to the door in person and told Qian Jinlai: "Yu Jiao has reached school age a long time ago and should go to school. Now, students from poor families can be exempted from tuition and miscellaneous fees. Yu Jiao does not have to pay to go to school. You should send her to school quickly." "

Qian Jinlai refused in a fussy manner: "Yu Jiao goes to school, and there is no one to do so many things at home. We have no way to survive."

The village chief, an old man, fled.

Nine years of compulsory education failed to save Yu Jiao, and she was forced to become a fish out of nine.

Her elder sister, Sun Hui, was sent to a technical secondary school by her parents and studied nursing.She was unlucky enough to catch up with the cancellation of the allocation.After waiting at home for two years and not being assigned a job, I went out to work on my own.

Because of her skills, she does not have to work in textile and clothing factories for at least 14 hours a day like other little girls.She applied for a job as a nurse in the hospital.

Her younger brother, Sun Zhenbing, was supported by his parents until he graduated from junior high school. Later, he failed to pass the entrance examination to neither technical secondary school nor high school, so he had to drop out of school and return home.Later I also went out to work.

Yu Jiao's life trajectory is completely different from theirs.Her life is one of never-ending work. There is always endless work at home and in the fields.But there was no improvement in her life.

When Yu Jiao was 10 years old, in 96, Brother Yu got married and used the whole family's efforts to marry him a daughter-in-law from another village.For this reason, I owed a lot of debt.