Xu Changqing was truly in no hurry. Going early was pointless. It wasn't like showing up first meant you'd get your share sooner, receive more grain, or finish up any faster.
Unlike other families, she wasn't worried about the team miscalculating their share, which would mean going early to ask around and double-check the figures. Her family's work-point book now listed only her mother and her, a mother-daughter pair, and their work points were pathetically few. If the team could mess up an account that simple, the accountant really should just quit.
Besides, the team was now distributing grain according to the "70-30 rule." This rule meant that 70% of the distributable grain was allocated as a basic ration based on population, while the remaining 30% was based on work points.
The seventy-percent portion, the basic ration, was divided up by population. This meant her younger twin siblings would receive their own basic rations this time.
