Chapter 90: Awarding Bonuses

"The main issue is that we're short on hands, and we don't dare to prepare too much. We just sell out the same day and that's that—we don't do leftovers. Vegetables don't keep well until the next day either; the leaves wilt. We typically pick them the same day we sell them all, and whatever is left goes home for our own folks to eat."

After finishing work in the afternoon, the kids also came back. Wenwen, along with the other children, was doing the accounts, preparing for tomorrow's vegetables and meats, menus, and so on. The kids are getting more and more adept at these tasks, no longer needing her guidance, managing to stand on their own two feet."

Of course, as a reward, Li Pan never shortchanged any employee of the farm when it came to money. Salaries were never delayed or defaulted on and bonuses were often given out, generally after the farm had settled its abundant harvest every three months, with each bonus being no less than five thousand yuan."