Eating and drinking is not a problem; as long as you have money on hand, you can buy white flour from the flour mill and rice from the grain and oil shop.
Paying the public grain, however, is a big deal.
Qin Han waved his hand largely, "That's easy, I'll cover your share of the public grain. I'll pay for it. After all, I can't let you farm your land for nothing."
Qin Jiang's wife is non-agricultural, so she doesn't have land and doesn't have to pay public grain.
According to the current policy, children follow the mother's household registration.
His son Qin Jianye follows his mother's household registration and is also non-agricultural.
In the end, of the three members of their family, only Qin Jiang needed to pay public grain.
"Alright, let's do it like this then."
The few people chatted as they walked, occasionally greeting villagers from Qin Family Village.
