Reborn in 1976, teach him how to be an official

Time flies, and it is New Year's Day in a blink of an eye. Two jeeps are running on the road from Chuzhou to Daning.

The first one was a large jeep, carrying the family of four of Liu Chuan, the first secretary of the Chuzhou Prefectural Committee (plus his future daughter-in-law Ai Xiaoyu). The second one was a small jeep, which Liu Hongyi borrowed from Jin Yunfeng. It was driven by a driver from the Prefectural Committee's car team, and also carried Liu Chuan's secretary.

The original plan was that Liu Hongyi would send Ai Xiaoyu back to Daning to celebrate New Year's Eve.

Later, Ai Gaofeng called and offered to let Ai Xiaoyu spend the New Year in Chuzhou.

Wait until the second day of the New Year and then go back to Daning.

Unless something unexpected happens, Ai Xiaoyu's marriage to Liu Hongyi is a foregone conclusion. Ai Gaofeng doesn't believe in traditions, and doesn't think that just because he's just been transferred to Daning, the whole family must celebrate the New Year there.

Ai Gaofeng and Liu Chuan's personalities are actually completely different.

Ai Gaofeng is a magnanimous person who never pays attention to trivial matters. He seems to be able to rule the country and make decisions with great power.

Liu Chuanan works diligently and meticulously, and pays attention to detail management.

But both of them are very upright and have similar interests.

Liu Hongyi discussed with his parents and decided to go to Daning on the first day of the Lunar New Year.

They should also go to Ai Gaofeng's place to pay New Year's greetings, as well as to Bian Zhicheng, the First Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, and Huang Jianguo, the Secretary of Industry. These two leaders also valued and supported Liu Chuan.

In three years, Liu Chuan was promoted from a deputy county-level cadre to the first secretary of the prefectural party committee, a powerful official in the province and the most prestigious prefectural division-level rank. Without Bian Zhicheng's appreciation, this would have been impossible.

Although the current officialdom is not as focused on "running around" as in later generations, necessary interpersonal relationships cannot be avoided.

This is called following the rules.

Liu Chuan brought some Chuzhou specialties and a few bottles of Moutai liquor in the big jeep.

I bought them all with my own money and didn't take a single penny from the public.

On the first day of the Lunar New Year, there were almost no cars on the road, even shuttle buses were rare.

The car is moving very fast.

We set off early in the morning and arrived at Ronghu No. 1 Courtyard around noon.

Unprecedented speed.

A sumptuous meal had already been prepared in the small Western-style building No. 12. The two families sat down together, laughing and chatting happily.

Liu Hongyi still followed the old rules and did not forget to work. He immediately proposed to Ai Gaofeng the matters of road construction and greenhouse cultivation.

Ai Gaofeng laughed heartily and said, "Hongyi, your suggestion is very good. Before the Chinese New Year, there was a vegetable shortage in Daning. Due to weather conditions, dozens of train cars of cabbage originally shipped from the north were all stuck on the road. The local vegetable reserves were insufficient, so I discussed with the Municipal Grain Bureau and asked them to urgently allocate a batch of mung beans to speed up the production of bean sprouts. Only then did we get through it..."

"This greenhouse cultivation requires high technical requirements. It requires building glass houses, which is also very expensive. I'm afraid it won't be easy to promote."

Greenhouse cultivation has existed since ancient times and is not a modern technology.

As early as the Warring States Period, ancient people used bamboo, reeds and other materials to build greenhouses to grow flowers and vegetables.

At the beginning of this century, people began to build glass greenhouses, airtight greenhouses, etc. Relatively speaking, the cost was relatively high, the technical requirements were also high, the yield was relatively low, and the off-season vegetables grown were sold at high prices.

Greenhouse cultivation really started to develop rapidly in the 1990s.

A country in the Middle East improved the soilless cultivation technology and invented a new type of irrigation facility, which increased greenhouse production and reduced costs. Greenhouse cultivation technology suddenly became a routine means of vegetable cultivation.

At present, greenhouse cultivation has not yet been rolled out on a large scale in the country.

"Uncle Ai, we can find an alternative. There's no need to build a glass greenhouse. We can use plastic film instead. Plastic film is more flexible than glass and has better light transmittance. Building a plastic greenhouse is much faster than building a glass greenhouse, and the cost is much lower."