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    In order to prevent people from being lazy, the community divides residents into three grades: full labor force, semi labor force, and no labor force.

    Men without disabilities between the ages of eighteen and fifty-five are all classified as full laborers.

    Regardless of whether you go out to get jobs or not, these people have to hand over one or two grains to the community every day.

    Women, teenagers between the ages of ten and eighteen, and middle-aged and elderly people between the ages of fifty-five and seventy are classified as part of the labor force.

    These people can choose to pick up garbage and share the harvest with the community according to the weight of the catty.

    You can also choose to hand in dry food according to half of the total labor force, that is, one or two grains in two days.

    There are no elderly people over the age of 70 in the community, and not many children under the age of six, but there are some injured in the earthquake who have not yet recovered.

    These people are naturally incapable of working.

    They don't have to hand over food to the community.

    On the contrary, according to the requirements of the government, the community will go to collect the rations of these people from the town once a week, and then distribute all of them to them without any discount.

    For these people, not only the community, but also the government has preferential treatment. After all, everyone should have a chance to live.

    The reason for making such a rule is that some people would rather be hungry than go out to get work. You have to be so hungry that you can hardly walk before you go out.

    But by this time they are often incapable of finding work.

    When the earthquake just ended, this kind of thing happened. There were several cases in the community. They didn't participate in team activities and found various reasons to stay out of the house.

    Then I was so hungry that I either stole the rations from the co-residents, or ran to the property or my companions to beg and make trouble.

    Saying that this is inhumane and that inhumane will starve him to death.

    At the beginning, things didn't go wrong because we had just experienced the earthquake. Everyone didn't feel much hunger, and they still had sympathy for their companions.

    In addition, many people still had food in their homes at that time, so they passed by after giving way to each other.

    In addition, it didn't take long for the government relief to be released.

    No one is really serious with them.

    But now it's different.

    Every morsel of food is likely to be a lifesaver at some point.