After being abandoned by the educated youth, I became rich in the 80s

While answering the questions of the two curious children, Lan Xin also took the time to respond to Mrs. Lan's curiosity, and she answered them with ease.

The four of them walked towards their seats while talking.

“There are toilets in airplanes?!”

Mrs. Lan opened her eyes wide with curiosity. It was really an eye-opener!

However, Mrs. Lan had no intention of trying the airplane toilet.

"I'd be proud of the fact that I could ride on a train for ten years in the village, but airplanes are not for us, who have muddy feet."

She was already content to be able to use the toilet on the train, and now she couldn't help but recall the clean little cubicle.

I was thinking that she would come back later!

Anyway, Lan Xin said that everyone can go, so she has to go more often to avoid being at a disadvantage. She is completely unlike the person in the village who even holds back her pee until she gets home for fear that others will take advantage of her.

As for the plane that Lan Xin mentioned, Mrs. Lan didn't dare to have any thoughts at all. After all, in her opinion, those who take a plane are all very powerful people.

She had only heard the name of the plane, but didn't know what it looked like or what it did.

But now she knew that there were toilets on planes just like on trains! She would show it off to the other wives in the village when she got home.

Lan Xin had no idea about Mrs. Lan's sweet thoughts as she spoke while trying with some difficulty to avoid the crowd getting on the bus.

"Who said you can't take a plane? When I have money in the future, I'll take you on a flight."

The train happened to stop at a big station, and a bunch of people were rushing up with bags of all sizes. The originally narrow aisle of the train was now filled with people and luggage.

The carriage was noisy, with voices mixed with accents from all over the place buzzing, and the entire train seemed to be boiling like boiling water.

Mrs. Lan also avoided these people. She felt a little scared and didn't say anything. She followed Lan Xin closely. She didn't take what Lan Xin said to heart.

I was still a little confused. It was Lan Xin's first time taking a train, so how could she know so much about these things? Could it be that her husband who had returned to the city told her?

Mrs. Lan didn't expect that the other party would say these to Lan Xin.

Thinking of this, Mrs. Lan made up her mind to match the two of them together!

Look at these intimate words between the couple. The young couple had lived through difficult times before and even had three children. Now that their life is good, they will surely be able to continue living a good life in the future.

Now they are too far apart and have conflicts. As brother and sister-in-law, they just need to help her resolve them.

After carrying the two children back to their seats with great difficulty, Lan Xin saw two people sitting in the original seats. She frowned.

I just realized that now hard seats on trains are for three people to sit in a row, and children are not counted as persons.

It was a stroke of luck that Lan Xin and the other four adults were able to buy seat tickets.

I never dared to think about the sleeper ticket.

Lan Xin and her group took a bus from the provincial capital and this was the starting point. There were few people there, so she didn't notice this.

Suddenly there was one more person on the seat, and the space became even more crowded. The new lady who got on the bus was plumper than ordinary people, so it was even more uncomfortable for her to sit there.

Lan Xin held Yingying in her arms, and Mrs. Lan put Yueyue on her lap so that the space was more spacious.

They were fine, as there were always three women in the crowd. On the opposite side, Big Brother Lan and Little Brother Lan were three grown men squeezed in a row of seats. It was so crowded that there was no space at all. Little Brother Lan could even stick to the wall of the car.

Originally, Mrs. Lan wanted to tell Brother Lan that there was a clean and beautiful toilet on the train, so that he could go and experience it.

But when I saw the person sitting next to me on the bus wearing fashionable clothes, I suddenly became timid and was too embarrassed to say it out loud.

When a stranger came, the shy Yingying refused to speak and lay in Lan Xin's arms. Without anyone to chat with, Yueyue stopped chattering, mainly because she was shy.

It was the first time for the two children to travel far away and meet so many strangers.

The little hands nervously grabbed their parents' clothes, and their bodies stuck to them like chewing gum.

After everyone was on board, the train continued to move slowly, with a regular "dangdang" sound. Lan Xin held Yingying against the wall, thinking about what to do when she arrived in Shanghai.

Thinking of her haggard appearance in the mirror just now, she would definitely not let that scumbag go easily.

Yuan Lanxin must get back the youth she has spent all these years at a discount no matter what.

It is even more impossible for her to reconcile with the scumbag as the Lan family expected, and continue to support him or even be a nanny for his family.

Moreover, he would not acknowledge his ungrateful son. He would not only go through all the trouble to raise him but also be bitten back and accused of preventing him from becoming successful.

Lan Xin lowered her head to look at Yingying who was still clinging to him, while Yueyue, who was in Sister Lan's arms, looked at her intently.

Given the way the Zhou family treated Yueyue and Yingying in the past, Lan Xin was not too confident leaving the two girls to them. She was afraid that the children would become little babysitters, feeding the two of them, and then be sold off when they grew up. Lan Xin could not bear that.

Oh, forget it. Let her raise the two girls. As long as they have food to eat, they won’t be hungry.

Girls help girls!

Since I don't plan to have anything to do with them, this trip to Shanghai should be regarded as a long journey to break up relatives and travel.

In the early 80s, if you had no household registration, no job, and no legitimate reason, and tried to stay in Shanghai, you would definitely be treated as a migrant worker and driven away. Lan Xin didn't want to live a life of hiding.

Shanghai, she will come! But not at this time.

When the 90s comes, she will definitely follow Bao's example and buy some subscription certificates, some initial shares and wait for them to appreciate in value, so as to experience the bright lights and revelry of the 90s.

Now, she has to save up some initial capital.

No matter how good the Shanghai stock market is, if you have no job, no projects, and no money, forcing yourself to stay here will just be a waste of time. You might as well go back and find some work to make money.

Thinking of this, Lan Xin wailed in her heart.

Why is she so unlucky? If she had traveled through time a few years earlier, when the college entrance examination was resumed in 77, it is hard to say who would have taken the exam and who would have been abandoned.

She doesn't ask for admission to Peking University or Tsinghua University. It doesn't matter what school or major, whether it's a technical secondary school, a junior college or an undergraduate degree. As long as she can get a gold medal as a college student in the 80s, that's enough.

It’s a pity that people from all walks of life are no longer allowed to take the college entrance examination.

If it were a few years later, in 90, she could have gone to the Shanghai Stock Exchange with Mr. Bao and seen the stock market.

But it happens to be 1983 now, a time neither too early nor too late. The big cities have already started reform and opening up, and the first batch of people who were brave enough to take the plunge have accumulated a considerable amount of original funds. People in small places are also becoming aware of the situation and are ready to move.

Lan Xin was also tempted, because she knew that clothing was the most profitable business in Yangcheng at that time.

But the fighting hadn't started yet, and it was a mess. She didn't dare to go around alone, or she would not make any money but lose her life.

Alas, it really is true that the brave will die of overeating while the timid will die of starvation.