Early the next morning, the Brigade Leader led the employees on the list to the health clinic to obtain health certificates, and then rushed without stopping to the county town to apply for hygiene and epidemic prevention qualification certificates.
At the same time, the Brigade Leader’s wife was purchasing soybeans in the village at a price of twenty cents per catty. This price was higher than that of the grain store, nearly matching the black market, and without any risk, making it extremely tempting.
As soon as the news spread, many villagers hurriedly took out the soybeans they had hoarded at home and waited happily outside the brigade headquarters.
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