Episode 24

Liang Maitu was severely reprimanded by his father Liang Chuangen for digging a tunnel without authorization, accusing him of doing whatever it took to pursue interests.Facing his father's anger, Liang Mai was speechless.He plucked up the courage to mention that Li Shuanghe wanted to change the river beach land, but Liang Chuangen firmly refused.That riverbank land was something he and Gao Haitang had worked hard to carry. It was of great significance to him. How could he exchange it with others so easily?Despite Shufen's persuasion, Liang Chuangen still refused to let go.

In the dead of night, Yang Chunxue returned home, but was accused by Gao Shitiao and Lanhua for helping Liang Maicai.Fortunately, Gao Haitang intervened and resolved the family dispute.Gao Shitiao felt a little relieved when he thought that Liang Maicha might be dismissed from his post due to the accident.After a night of careful consideration, Liang Chuangen finally came up with a countermeasure and suggested that Liang Maitu raise Li Shuanghe's second-class land by half a meter to turn it into a first-class land, thus giving up Li Shuanghe's idea of ​​changing the land.

The next day, Liang Maicha went to Li Shuanghe to discuss the matter, but Li Shuanghe had a tough attitude and was unwilling to give in.Liang Mai was in a dilemma and didn't know what to do.Yang Chunxue convened a village committee to discuss a solution, but everyone had different opinions and could not reach a consensus.She suggested that Liang Maitu publicly apologize and resign voluntarily to calm the anger of the villagers.But Liang Maitu believed that now was not the best time and wanted to wait until the matter was completely resolved before making a decision.Li Jinniu sneered at this, and Liang Mai was furious, but he was unwilling to admit defeat.Yang Chunxue urged Liang Maiji to come up with a solution as soon as possible, and Liang Maiji promised to give her an answer in three days.

After Li Tieniu learned that Liang Chuangen refused to change land, he cursed Jiumao and Erdan, and the two sides clashed.Liang Maijiu stopped him in time, but Li Tieniu put down his harsh words and only gave Liang Maijia one day to persuade Liang Chuangen.Liang Maitu and Jiu Mao discussed countermeasures and tried to raise the floor of Li Shuanghe's house, but Jiu Mao thought this was an almost impossible task.

Yang Chunxue and Liang Maisui went to Liang Chuangen's house again to persuade them, but Liang Chuangen still insisted on his opinion.He neither wanted to change the land and make Liang Maisui angry with the Li family, nor did he want to give up the riverbank land easily.Yang Chunxue begged Liang Chuangen to consider Gao Haitang's opinion. As long as Gao Haitang agreed to exchange land, he would be willing to bear the pain and part ways.However, Gao Haitang firmly opposed the land exchange.Yang Chunxue and Liang Maisui were at their wits' end.

The brick kiln factory failed to deliver bricks to the construction site in time for some reason, causing the construction site to face a crisis of shutdown.Wang Junhua personally came to the village to ask Liang Maitu for the reason. After learning that the kiln factory had been shut down, she wanted to talk to Yang Chunxue.Liang Maitu dissuaded her from acting impulsively and asked her to pull away the existing bricks first.Wang Junhua defended Liang Maicha, believing that he gave up the company to come to the village to help but suffered an injustice.Liang Maitu felt deeply guilty for the villagers and was eager to resolve the matter as soon as possible to calm the turmoil.

When Li Shuanghe saw that Gao Haitang did not agree to the land exchange, he went to the river beach to set up stakes to enclose the land without authorization.After hearing the news, Gao Haitang came to stop and clashed.Liang Chuangen, Li Yinniu, Liang Maijiu, Yang Chunxue and others later rushed to the scene to mediate.Gao Haitang firmly opposed the land exchange and asked Li Shuanghe to pull out the wooden stakes and restore the land to its original state; Li Yinniu accused Li Shuanghe of acting without authorization; Yang Chunxue demanded that Li Shuanghe immediately stop the infringement and restore the land to its original appearance.

After careful consideration, Liang Chuangen reluctantly agreed to exchange the land for Li Shuanghe, but asked Liang Maiji to publicly apologize to the villagers and promise not to make similar mistakes again to avoid embarrassing the Liang family.Yang Chunxue tried her best to persuade Gao Haitang to agree to the land exchange, but was ridiculed by Gao Shitiao and Lanhua.Only after Grandma Gao came forward to mediate did Gao Haitang reluctantly agree to change the land.

Yang Chunxue held a village meeting to publicly apologize and promised to deal with the aftermath of the accident as soon as possible; but the villagers did not buy it and asked Liang Maitu to give a clear explanation.Liang Maiji bowed and apologized and promised to solve the problem as soon as possible; however, Lanhua asked him to resign; Li Shuanghe and others also took the opportunity to fan the flames and create chaos.Gao Haitang stood up to defend Liang Maicha and pointed out that he did not make the mistake intentionally; Shen Xiuzhen also spoke for him and called on everyone to be tolerant.Liang Maitu said that he had already written a resignation letter and would hand it in after handling the brick kiln accident to show his responsible attitude.

After investigation, Li Yinniu learned that the excavation of the tunnel was the result of Jiumao and Erdan's unauthorized actions; Liang Maitu was unaware of this and actively compensated the injured workers afterwards.After he reported the matter to Secretary Li of the prefectural committee, Secretary Li went to Jinshawo Village to attend the villagers' meeting and listened to the opinions of all parties before making a decision: giving Liang Maicai a demerit; handing Jiumao and Erdan to the village committee for processing; at the same time, he emphasizedArable land is the lifeblood of farmers and must be strictly protected and not violated.