The Wang Family was thinking about how to get the Ye Family to agree to Wang Hai becoming a temporary worker, while over at the Ye Family, Ye Ling and her grandmother were also discussing how to earn some money.
After this trip to the city, Old Mrs. Ye realized that relying on her son and daughter-in-law to pay for her eldest granddaughter's education might not work out, "We have twelve hens and two roosters at home now. When spring comes and they start laying eggs, I'll hatch some chicks. You should also cut back on food expenses. One egg sells for nine cents, and with eight eggs a day, that's seventy cents. When the hatched chicks grow up and start laying eggs, we might even save enough for your schooling."
"Grandma, that won't work. When spring comes, I'll go with the villagers to the mountains. If we can catch some wild chickens, we can sell them for a few bucks." Ye Ling was also worried about making money.
