Transmigration in the 70s: Taking the Courtyard to the Countryside as a Young Educator

Summary

The chapter depicts a chaotic incident at a supply and marketing cooperative where police quickly evacuate the crowd after a stampede. Zhu He and her companion are questioned by an officer about the events leading up to the chaos, particularly focusing on a half-price sale of hair ties that caused the crowd to swell. Despite the officer's insistence on keeping Zhu He for further questioning, she advocates for her sister, who has a time-sensitive introduction letter, allowing her to leave. The siblings leave the cooperative, which is now closed, and Zhu He arranges for Zhu Yuan's train ticket. After Zhu He departs, Zhu Yuan reflects on the tragedy, recalling her parents' deaths in a similar incident in her previous life, and contemplates the importance of the ginseng she had come to check on.

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