Reborn in 1976, teach him how to be an official

This is the main reason why he must take Liu Hongyi to the research institute.

If Liu Hongyi is not allowed to show up in front of Duan Weimin, how can Duan Weimin know that he is different from others?

Liu Hongyi suddenly had to leave the cadre school, and the people he was most reluctant to leave were Xiao Yawen and Ai Xiaoyu.

Ai Xiaoyu was crying with tears in her eyes.

It was the kind of silent crying, without any sound, just tears flowing non-stop, looking so aggrieved that anyone who saw it would feel distressed.

"Ai Xiaoyu, don't cry. I'll be back soon. My home is here..."

Liu Hongyi hurried to comfort her.

Ai Xiaoyu just cried, but said: "I know, your work is revolutionary and cannot be delayed, I know..."

Although Xiao Yawen was reluctant to let her son leave, seeing Ai Xiaoyu like this, she came over, took her hand, patted her gently, and comforted her: "Xiaoyu, don't worry, Hongyi will be back soon. You can live here with peace of mind, this is your home. If you have any problems, tell your auntie, and she will definitely help you."

Ai Xiaoyu finally stopped crying after being consoled by everyone, but she didn't sleep well that night and was groggy in bed, which made Chen Aiping sleep poorly too. When she woke up the next morning, she saw two giant pandas.

Duan Weimin is very efficient. He contacted the head of the Chuzhou Regional Revolutionary Committee yesterday. When they heard that it was a military industrial task, they naturally did not dare to interfere and agreed immediately.

Early in the morning, Yuan Gang and his companion drove a jeep to the cadre school to pick people up.

Both of them have packed their luggage.

It was pretty simple, just some spare clothes. Tan Dexi also brought an abacus, an English-Chinese dictionary, and some information.

Amidst the reluctant gazes of the crowd, the two boarded the jeep and waved goodbye.

Looking at the jeep disappearing into the distance, Ai Xiaoyu couldn't help herself and burst into tears in Xiao Yawen's arms.

Xiao Yawen comforted him again.

She had taken a liking to this girl, and if nothing unexpected happened, she would marry her and bring her home to be the daughter-in-law of the Liu family.

Chuzhou is two hundred kilometers away from Daning. The road conditions cannot be said to be bad, but only extremely bad!

The road was full of potholes, and the speed of the cars was slower than a snail, according to Liu Hongyi. But given the current conditions, there was no rush.

Fortunately, Liu Hongyi has a very mature mentality. He is steady and silent. It is nice to take a good look at this pristine and beautiful land.

Whenever we passed through a market town along the way, the most obvious feature of the times was the large white and gray slogans and posters with certain characters plastered everywhere on the buildings.

Given the current road conditions, it would take at least six hours for a jeep to drive from Yanggou Cadre School to the provincial capital.

Including the time spent eating on the way, it took a full seven hours.

Moreover, the jeep had no air conditioning. It was summer and the car was very hot. Even when the window was opened, the wind blowing in from outside was hot.

Seeing that Tan Dexi's sparse white hair was already stained with a layer of dust, Liu Hongyi couldn't help laughing and said, "Teacher, we are really exhausted."

A rare smile appeared on Tan Dexi's lips.

Even though he was mad at everyone, pushing Yuan Gang and even Duan Weimin up against the wall, he was actually quite happy. After all, he could resume his most familiar and favorite work, artillery design.

We were sweating all the way, and at around three in the afternoon, the jeep finally drove into the provincial capital.

Arrived at the institute at 3:30.

Duan Weimin attached great importance to the arrival of his old classmates and arranged for the office director to wait there. As soon as Tan Dexi arrived, he immediately led them to Duan Weimin's office.

Liu Hongyi looked at the research institute with some curiosity.

Although he had experienced that era, he had not been to the Military Research Institute very often.

It was actually a very ordinary courtyard, with gray walls and gray tiles. Aside from the armed soldiers standing guard at the gate, it looked no different from any other unit. The walls were also covered with various posters. Some had clearly been put up just this morning, the ink still wet.