Strict Wife Of The '70s Manages The Household Chapter 117

Chapter 117

The salesperson was stunned for a mont, “Unless the sun rises in the east, it’s really impossible without the tickets.”

Lin Lan pushed herself over and took a good look.

The salesman smiled and waved his hand, “No way, if you are from your village, you have to ask for the commune.”

Lin Lan snorted inwardly. She didn’t know that she needed the commune? But the commune was only given to the employees and not to the communal mbers.

“I’m from a poor and lower-middle peasant family, but my husband is from the People’s Liberation Army. As a comrade, please be accommodating and weigh a few pounds of it for . My child is anaemic.”

The salesperson beca more and more convinced that Lin Lan was a teacher, so he quickly picked up the household registration book and looked at it. He then found that there was no label on the back, so it was a mber of Shanzui Village.

He was a little stunned and didn’t know what to say for a while.

Although the cultural revolution was in full swing, it was not so active in the big cities, remote areas, and especially in the countryside. What’s more was that the situations in the second half of the 1970s were already stable. Except for a certain vice-chairman who frantically issued the Red Book, it was generally stable.

Below the county seat, in the commune villages, as there were many uneducated farrs, it is impossible for everyone to morise the quotations.

Not only did they not morise well, but they might also make mistakes and make a fool out of themselves, so the cadres instructed the advanced mbers to study and exercise regularly while the ordinary mbers concentrated on production.

Therefore, there was no need to shout slogans in the commune Supply and Marketing Cooperatives.

He was stunned by what Lin Lan said.

(T/N: As an overall summary, what Lin Lan said about the sea was sothing that advanced mbers morised and could recite easily where the lower mbers wouldn’t be able to as they weren’t really educated. And her saying that she was from the village wasn’t a lie and further proved that she needed the dates for the ‘anaemic’ child. This made the salesperson know that her husband was a high ranking mber and also he might have the sympathy for her family condition)

“Comrade, I didn’t lie to you; just look at my household registration book. My husband is a soldier and he is not at ho all year round. I have five children at ho and I don’t enjoy his benefits. I just split up my family and I can’t even eat properly at ho. Each of the five children have a yellow face and thin skin. I can buy so red dates to supplent their nutrient and so small shrimp skin and kelp to supplent calcium. Is there any problem with that?”

The salesperson was still embarrassed, “There are regulations and we can’t sell them to you without the ticket and the non-staple food book issued by the commune.”

“Why don’t you sell it to ? My husband is in the People’s Liberation Army. I have never enjoyed any benefits at ho and I don’t need any help from the governnt, so why can’t I buy so red dates with my own money? That’s not good, I want to see your leaders!”

“Just sell it to this sister-in-law. It’s not easy for her and she’s still from a glorious family,” Soone shouted from a mber of the commune who lined up to buy so fabric.

Most mbers of the community did not buy this kind of thing, so they were happy to be good people.

In the end, the sales clerk had no choice but to go to the back and ask the old boss.

The old boss took a look at the household registration book and he knew who Han Qingsong was by looking at his na. After all, there were only a few officers in the entire commune.