"Children can have their guardians answer for them." He Qinglan pointed to the form.
"Registration is meant to ensure everyone is counted, so they can travel freely throughout Great Xia."
After Bai Zhi finished speaking, she walked to the front of the crowd and took out her identity card.
"My name is Bai Zhi, and I'm from the Cat-Eared Clan. We've met before, so you should all know me."
"I didn't have a complete file before, either. Only after attending Great Xia's transitional education classes did I register my name, age, and family circumstances for the first time."
She held up her card for everyone to see. In the photo, she wore a serious expression.
"With this, hospitals can look up my information, and schools know who I am and what I've studied. When children enroll in school in the future, we won't have to go to the chief and pull strings every time."
"When elderly people go somewhere else for treatment, the doctors will also know their medical history."
A little girl from the Cat-Eared Clan peeked out from behind her mother.
"With this, can I learn things too?"
"Of course." Bai Zhi crouched down and smiled as she gently stroked the girl's head.
"You can learn lots and lots of things. Only by learning well can you give your family a good life."
The girl thought for a moment.
"Do we have to bring our own food to school?"
A logistics worker beside them immediately answered.
"The school provides food and lodging. The meals have meat, eggs, and milk."
The girl's eyes lit up.
"Really? That's wonderful! I'll register!"
The tense crowd began to relax a little.
He Qinglan had two signs put up, one reading "Population registration" and the other "Food and medical care," both in the