The government wants to accommodate these refugees, but they want those with larger homes to foot the bill. An Yi despises this practice and dislikes it a lot because her house is her own, and letting strangers move in would cause her a lot of trouble. Therefore, she very firmly refused. When the community aunt was about to reason with her and appeal to her emotions, An Yi spoke frankly.
"Don't keep using my identity as a teacher as an argument. This home is ours, and I can't get along with strangers, nor do I want to accommodate each other. I sympathize with their situation, so how about this - I'll contribute a month's salary to help them, twenty-four yuan, four families, I'll donate six yuan to each family, will that work?"
The aunt didn't expect An Yi would rather give money than let these people move in, and she was somewhat at a loss.
