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Du Ruo and Lan Ruo went back to the courtyard.

Early the next morning, Du Ruo woke up just after dawn.

As the weather gets colder, more and more people freeze to death on the streets.

Every day, people who died of freezing were moved to wooden carts and thrown into mass graves outside the city.

In addition to the elderly and frail people and beggars, there are also many young beggars.

Du Ruo plans to visit the orphanage today and donate something to the orphanage.

The donated materials were not yet ready, so Du Ruo asked Lan Ruo to take care of the theater troupe, and she went to the orphanage alone.

Du Ruo didn't know the way to the orphanage for the first time, so he found a rickshaw and took it to the orphanage.

Outside the gate of the orphanage, Du Ruo gave the rickshaw driver money and let the rickshaw driver leave.

Looking at the dilapidated gate in front of him, and the many children in the courtyard wearing thin clothes and running around with runny noses, Du Ruo felt a little worried.

When Du Ruo walked into the orphanage, he didn't see any adults. When the children in the yard saw someone coming from the orphanage, they gathered around and looked at Du Ruo curiously.

Du Ruo smiled kindly at them, and then his eyes fell on the oldest girl among them.

The girl's skin was a little dark, her hair was withered and yellow, her whole body was skinny, her head was big and her body was small, and she was shivering in the cold wind.

Du Ruo walked up to the little girl and asked with a smile, "Little friend, where is your aunt taking care of you?"

The girl looked back at the bungalow in the yard and pointed, "It's inside."

Du Ruo thanked with a smile, and went to the bungalow.

Lifting the cloth curtain sewn together with rags, Du Ruo knocked on the closed wooden door, "Is anyone there?"

"Who is it?" A woman's voice came from inside.

Soon, the door was opened from the inside, and a woman with gray hair appeared in Du Ruo's sight.

When the woman saw Du Ruo, she was stunned for a moment, then looked Du Ruo up and down, and asked curiously, "Who are you?"

Du Ruo said with a smile, "Are you the director of this orphanage?"

The woman nodded.

Du Ruo said, "My name is Du Ruo. It's cold in winter. I saw many children wearing thin clothes, so I bought some meat clothes and gave them to them."

Zhou Yumei's eyes lit up when she heard the words, she knew that there were kind-hearted people who came to donate supplies to the children in their orphanage.

Zhou Yumei's expression became enthusiastic in an instant, "Oh, miss, you are such a kind person, I thank you on behalf of the children!"

Du Ruo smiled, and Zhou Yumei immediately asked Du Ruo to sit in the room.

After entering the house, Du Ruo found that the furnishings in the house were very simple, only a bed, a table and a stool, and some coals were piled up in the corner, but there was no fire in the house.

There was a slight bulge on the bed, Du Ruo looked carefully and saw three children lying on the bed.

Two children who were only four or five months old, and one who was two or three years old. At this time, the two or three-year-old child was staring at Du Ruo curiously.

Du Ruo smiled at her.

The child immediately covered his eyes with his small hands, as if shy.

It's so cute.

Du Ruo laughed out loud, walked to the bed, and asked the little girl with a smile, "What's your name?"

The little girl gave Du Ruo a shy smile, and stammered, "October."

The dean on the side explained, "This child was abandoned at the gate of the orphanage in October."

Du Ruo sighed, reached into his pocket, took out two big white rabbit toffees and handed them to the little girl.

The little girl didn't answer, but looked at Zhou Yumei.

Zhou Yumei smiled hurriedly, "My sister gave it to you, you just take it, thank you soon."

The little girl took the toffee, showed Du Ruo a bright and innocent smile, and whispered, "Thank you, sister."

The little girl peeled off the icing, put the toffee into her mouth, her eyes lit up, her eyes narrowed, and the corners of her mouth curled up.

The dean invited Du Ruo to sit down, "Miss, would you like some water?"

"I'm really sorry," the dean looked at Du Ruo apologetically, "I don't have any tea or anything here."

Du Ruo waved her hand, "It's okay, I'm not thirsty."

"By the way, how many children are there in our orphanage?"

The dean sat opposite Du Ruo and said seriously, "There are 126 children in total, all of whom are under the age of 12. There are 92 girls and 34 boys, and 21 of them are disabled."

Du Ruo nodded, "What about children over the age of 12?"

The dean smiled wryly, "12-year-old children... the orphanage can't afford so many children, so they can only make a living by themselves."

"There is not much food left from the donations from well-meaning people," the director began to complain. "In our orphanage, the children can only eat one meal a day."

Du Ruo asked, "Are you the only one in the orphanage?"

The dean nodded, "I had a mother-in-law who helped me before, but last year, my mother-in-law died of illness, and I was the only one left in the orphanage."

"However, these children are very obedient, and the older children can also help me, which saves me a lot of trouble."

Just as the two were saying this, a child's exclamation suddenly came from outside.

Du Ruo and the principal ran out quickly, and saw seven or eight wooden carts slowly entering the orphanage.

These wooden carts were hired by Du Ruo with money.

Du Ruo comforted the principal with a smile, "Don't let the children be afraid, these are the materials I want to donate to the orphanage."

The dean was overjoyed and asked the children to thank Du Ruo one after another.

Du Ruo prepared 150 pieces of cotton-padded clothes and trousers, and distributed them to the children in the orphanage one by one. For the rest, Du Ruo told the director,

"If you meet poor children in the future, give them these clothes."

The dean nodded, "Don't worry, I know."

In addition to clothes, there are more rice, noodles, oil, and even a pig.

The children started cheering when they saw the two fans of pork. They gathered around the car, staring at the raw pork, almost drooling.

Du Ruo asked people to move the supplies, get off the car, and put them in the warehouse designated by the dean.

Du Ruo asked the principal, "These children haven't studied, have they?"

The dean shook his head, "If you can't get enough to eat, how can you have the money to study!"

Du Ruo nodded, thought for a while and said, "Then I'll hire two people to teach the children and let them know some characters. Even if they leave the orphanage in the future, they can rely on their literacy to find a job to survive."

After listening to Du Ruo's words, the dean blushed and almost knelt down for Du Ruo.

Du Ruo stayed with the children in the orphanage for one day, and on the second day, he packed up his things and went to Shanghai!