Strict Wife of the ’70s Manages the Household

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“Alright, I will accept that.”

Dong Huaihua said a few things, but allowed Lin Lan to elaborate on their current points.

Lin Lan contributed her thoughts, but she didn’t want to steal Dong Huaihua’s limelight.
After all, she just wanted to earn work points and money, not try her hand in becoming a female cadre.

To be in charge of mediating conflicts between the commune and the public was something that she couldn’t handle.

Han Yongfang heard Dong Huaihua ask about the work points and subsidies, hinting that Lin Lan merely wanted to earn her share of points and was not a tad interested in becoming a female cadre.
That worked out for Lin Lan as she stood by the sidelines.

Han Yongfang said, “How about this? The two of you will get 12 points for work and an extra 10 points on the day when there are publicities.
At least one would be organised every 5 to 6 days.
When you get used to it a little longer, you can go to the Brigade Headquarters to promote the news as well.
By then, you can also discuss the additional terms of money or food with them.”

Lin Lan was very happy as she asked again, “Secretary Head, while we’re promoting, we will organise performances by ourselves and invite teachers, sent-down youths and other people to help.
How will this be considered as compensation for them?”

Han Yongfang was also considered experienced.
During the Chinese New Year, he organised Traditional Niuyang dances and stilt-walking.
He said, “Adults can get 10 work points a day and children will get 6 work points.
If you get food and money from organising performances in the village, you can deal with the points and share them as you wish since I won’t meddle in that matter.
Needless to say, let’s see how effective it is.
If things go well, you will be able to earn more in the future.”

Lin Lan was almost bubbling with excitement— work points, food, money!