The village had two ox carts, one belonged to Tao Hua's house, and her father was the eldest brother of the village chief; the ox cart was purchased with the village chief's own money.
One belonged to Mo Junhua's eldest uncle.
This time, the Mo Junhua's family was going to the market gathering, and they had specially borrowed it from his eldest uncle's family. The villagers heading to the market gathering assembled at the entrance of the village, and Lan Tian's family arrived late, with several families already there.
The soybeans and peanuts were just in season, and the prices were rather low. Those households with tighter budgets sold them for money to exchange for grains. Those who had more leeway were reluctant to sell, preferring to wait for a while until the prices went up before selling.
