Shan Hao Haoshui Immigrants Village

Dragging a flatbed car, carrying several bags of potatoes, and taking her husband and daughter, Huashui walked for seven days and seven nights, and finally arrived at Jintan Village in Diaozhuang, but what greeted her was a more difficult and hopeful life.

As an immigrant village in Diaozhuang, the infrastructure of Jintan Village is better than that of Yongquan Village, and the electricity is not connected. Irrigation water must be purchased at a high price. The point is that you can only live in a pit first and have no house to live in.

The so-called pit is to dig a pit in the ground, build a roof with some boards, and install doors and windows. It is unnecessary. Fortunately, there is little rain in the local area, otherwise it is really impossible to live.

Of course, immigrant villages are not without good places, such as more farmland, more homesteads, more job opportunities and so on. But these are all burdens for the Huashui family.

Because the resettlement houses were not built by the government, immigrant families had to build them at their own expense. There is not much description about how the Huashui family built the house, but Huashui can move into the new house at the same time as Xiuer's family who arrived before her.

I'm naturally happy to be on the beam, and finally I don't have to squeeze into the ground anymore, but for Huashui, what hard work it is behind it!

We know that it costs money to immigrate to the village again, and even cultivated land needs to be reclaimed, which requires huge manpower. Take irrigation as an example. The cost of wheat irrigation in one season is 28,000 yuan, and the average family is more than 400 yuan.

Moreover, it is not easy to cultivate farmland on yellow sand. Not only do you have to sift out the sand inch by inch, but you even need to buy soil dozens of miles away to improve the soil. You can imagine the hardships.

These are especially difficult for Huashui.

Her family has no labor force, her husband needs to take care of her disability, and her daughter needs to be taken care of when she is still young. We can think about how much she needs to do alone!

Besides, building a house, even if the walls can be dried with mud to make bricks, doors, windows and beams always cost money. If it is artificial, even if the villagers help, food will still be supplied.

In the process of Huashui from coming to Jintan Village to moving into a new house, Ma Defu actually couldn't help in order to avoid suspicion. You can imagine how much effort Huashui has put into this process.

She is bound to use her spare time to go to work, clean up the land and build a house after her husband and daughter have packed up. In fact, there are not many local jobs, even young men like Debao and Guawa can't find jobs, not to mention that Huashui can only do odd jobs in fragmented time.

Conclusion To sum up, although Huashui and the villagers kept pace and moved into their new homes smoothly, there was really too much bitterness behind this joy.

There are still many difficulties for Huashui to get rid of poverty. She has no capital to grow mushrooms, no time to work, and farming is very difficult. Therefore, every step taken by Huashui is not easy. I hope she can overcome everything and get out of a new life.