Farmer’s Blessed Girl

One more skill, if one day they don't serve the princess, and they don't get married, they can make more money after going out, and life will be a little easier.

The princess turned around every yard, and knew what their daily output was. She couldn't help but wonder, "Are all these clothes going to be sold to the long-term workers?"

Yue Xiuniang hurriedly said: "Almost, because the county magistrate has requested that the long-term workers have to bathe at least once every three days, so each long-term worker will prepare an extra set of clothes."

"In addition to this, there are also servicemen, and now some people in the countryside, because our ready-to-wear clothes are not very expensive, people occasionally buy them."

Mingda asked, "Isn't this robbing the clothing store of Buzhuang?"

"Then there is no way, but we have also inquired. Except for the clothes made by our embroiderers, other clothes are not comparable to the ready-made clothes in the cloth factory, and their prices are higher than ours. Yes. Most of the people who come to buy clothes from us have never bought it from their house."

So it's not a steal.

Only then did Mingda decapitate and look at the palace maids beside him, "Do you remember?"

The palace maids froze for a moment and immediately curtseyed happily and responded with a "yes".

Mingda nodded and went out with the hand of the palace maid, "So, the weaving workshop is still losing money?"

Yue Xiuniang and Jiang Zhiniang said embarrassedly, "The cloth and twine that the county government paid for are not a loss. Occasionally the business is good, and I can earn some wages back, that is..."

The two looked at each other and reported in a low voice: "There is still a loss on the books, mainly because of the wages and daily food, which is also a lot of expenses."

Zhou Man didn't care much about this, and she comforted Mingda, "Don't worry, you can always make money."

Mingda is different from Changyu, she said, "I don't want the government to compete with the people for profit." So she wants to keep the weaving workshop to make money and continue to do so, but it is not because it is too large to compete with the people for profit.

Zhou Man felt that she was thinking too much. She said, "It is difficult to have both laws in the world. If you want to feed them, it is inevitable that weaving workshops will compete for interests with private clothing shops in the future."

She said: "What we can do is to give more benefits to ordinary people. Are these female workers not ordinary people?"

Mingda asked: "It's still a loss now. When all the long-term workers buy two sets of clothes, they will have three sets. With their savings, I'm afraid they won't buy any more clothes in three or four years. What shall we do?"

She really can't see the future, that is, the weaving workshop is now considered a semi-public welfare, and basically it is losing money to benefit the long-term workers.

And this is also cheaper than letting the long-term workers go out to buy clothes. Both the long-term workers and the county government save money, so no one objected.

Zhou Mandao: "When they have all of them, the craftsmanship of these weavers and embroiderers has also been practiced. At that time, they can sell their finished clothes outside the county."

She pointed to Yue Xiu Niang and said, "Don't you just keep the clothes you make?"

Yue Xiu Niang's eyes lit up, and she immediately said, "That's right, according to the county magistrate's order, if the quality of the clothes made is not bad compared with the clothes shops outside, they will be collected separately. He will still be useful in the future."

Zhou Man nodded and said: "That's it, and to be honest, it will be cold in the near future, and even the drudgery of the long-term workers will have to add clothes. Don't worry, the clothes in our weaving workshop will be all in a short period of time. It won't be sluggish."

However, the more he listened, the more unreliable he felt. He couldn't keep catching the long-term worker's wool, right?

Yue Xiu Niang and the others couldn't think of this. As long as they knew that the clothes in the weaving workshop could be sold, it would be fine for these two workshops to continue to open.

Zhou Man saw a few of Si Jing and couldn't help calling them over to ask, "Are you still used to it here?"

"I'm used to it," Sijing bowed deeply, looked at Zhou Man with reverence, and said, "Thank you, Lord, for interceding for us to settle down and send our family away, otherwise we wouldn't be able to stay in the weaving workshop. "

As Beihai County recruited more and more long-term workers, Si Jing and his family also heard some rumors.

Originally, although they were annoyed that these dozen girls ran away, they felt that they were unfamiliar white-eyed wolves. They were not raised by the family since childhood, and they followed the old gentleman and wife to eat and drink spicy food. Now they look down on the family. It won't be a hard life, but because I don't know where people have gone, and finding people will cost money.

So they only looked for them in a few nearby villages, and when they found that they couldn't find anyone, they scolded them as if they had never given birth to these daughters.

But they didn't expect them to go to Beihai County.

I heard that people can make money by going to work in Beihai County now. Both male and female workers can make money, so the few of them who ran away from their daughters couldn't help but come to Beihai County to find someone together.

It's a pity that several of them are very separated. Although they are in the same county, they are in different villages, and some are even in different districts. Therefore, seven families were found, and one person from each of them came to Beihai County.

They think it's easy for a group of big men to catch a few little ladies. In fact, it's not difficult to find them. What's difficult is that they really can't take people away.

The female workers who came to Beihai County either went to the village to grow vegetables, raise chickens or cook rice, or they worked as weaving and embroidering girls in the weaving workshop.

They went to the weaving workshop to inquire about it without even thinking about it. Their daughters (sisters) all grew up selling to work as maids. They have studied some female knitting workers, so they should be in the weaving workshop.

Then they found someone as soon as the door was knocked open, but they reached out to arrest them, and the ladies rolled them out with big sticks and reported to the officials.

Then Beihai County threw them to Zhuangzi for half a month on the grounds that they were picking quarrels and provoking trouble before releasing them.

Every three days they watched the people who worked with them to get their wages, and they had nothing.

When the 15 days expired, Bai Shan deliberately met them again in the county hall in his busy schedule, and said to them, "These people were all refugees when they came to my Beihai County, so this county doesn't care if you are them or not. My family members, since they have registered female households in my Beihai County, they are my Beihai County people, you have to stop harassing them, not to mention forcibly taking the people of this county out of Beihai County.”

Bai Shan said solemnly: "And do you have any evidence to prove that they are your daughters or sisters?"

Except for a very few people, most people really didn't, because at that time the county government returned the deeds of prostitution to the girls, but after they returned home, except for a few people's homes, no other family went to the school with their household registration. Households, that is to say, they just eliminated the slave status, but did not have the naturalization book.

When they ran away, they took the deed of prostitution that had been cancelled, so no one could prove that their daughter was their daughter and their sister was their own, except for a very few other people's homes.

Of course, there are other ways besides books. For example, the neighbors and Lizheng came to testify, but Beihai County is not far from their home. If they invite people to testify, they are not allowed to provide food and shelter.

Just thinking about it, they don't want to fight this lawsuit, let alone robbing a county magistrate.

So they thought about it, three people were going to go home, and four people chose to stay, planning to go to Zhuangzi to do some work and earn some money before returning home.

Bai Shan welcomed him, turned around and handed the person to Zhao Ming, re-registered and sent him to Zhuangzi.

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