"It's different to have a boy or a girl, and you won't have a partner in the future!"

"My children go to school happily, and rice, flour, oil and salt come home!"

Some of the slogans made Pei Qian laugh out loud.

But this is indeed the consistent style of rural slogans. After all, many people in rural areas have low educational levels. Only such straightforward, catchy, and easy-to-remember slogans can achieve the best publicity effect.

The contents of these slogans are relatively common, and the slogans of the Chuji Plan are perfectly hidden among them. They are mainly slogans urging rural children to go to school, or slogans that link school with rice, flour, oil and salt.

Most people would not think that these slogans are actually related to a specific charity cause when they glance at them. After all, there is no signature of the Chuji Project under the slogans.

But after the villagers saw it and asked a little bit, they would know that if they send their children to school, they can receive some rice, flour, oil and salt on a regular basis.

Pei Qian was very satisfied with this. This plan basically achieved his original goal.

I searched the Internet and found that there was no discussion of the Chuji Plan.

After the charity funds were spent, Pei Qian felt more at ease and more certain about the settlement of this cycle.

But as soon as Pei Qian turned off the report and browsed the webpage, he saw a piece of news that surprised him.
Chapter completed!