Yi Chichi and the others also changed their expressions. Don't underestimate a hundred pounds of grain and thirty yuan; it doesn't sound like much.
In reality, if Liu Xiaocao truly followed this standard, she would struggle to feed herself.
Yi Chichi wasn't sure how grain was distributed elsewhere, but in Kao Shan Village, there were two types of grain allocations for members.
One was work points grain, and the other was population grain.
To achieve full work points grain throughout the year, you needed to reach three thousand work points, which only amounted to 100-150 pounds of grain.
The distribution of population grain had various levels: children under ten had a quota, and 11-17-year-old teenagers had another quota.
Then there was the quota for those above 18.
Elderly people who lost working ability fell under the same standard as children under ten; those who did not lose working ability were counted in the above 18 category.
