Rebirth of a Little Cannon Fodder

"Chuchu, Li Zhiqing just came to me and said that there are new educated youths reporting today, and asked us to have dinner together at the educated youth site tonight to hold a welcome ceremony for the new educated youths." Speaking of which, Li Zhiqing came to the countryside with them. Since Liu Jun and Zhou Yan moved out, he is no longer suitable for managing the educated youth site. Then Li Bin volunteered to take on the role of head of the educated youth site.

Hearing Ma Ning say that there were new educated youth reporting in, Qiao Chuchu remembered that the old couple were coming to the countryside. Although she didn't want to have too much contact with them, she couldn't completely avoid contact with them. For example, she had to go to the welcome ceremony held by the old educated youth for the new ones, otherwise she would be labeled as a loner, which was really annoying.

"Okay, got it. Let's go together that night."

"Chuchu, what are you bringing?" Generally, the food for this kind of welcome ceremony is prepared by the veterans, and this is the unspoken rule. So Ma Ning waited to see what Qiao Chuchu brought, and then she would see what to prepare.

"I'll prepare those eggs." To be honest, Qiao Chuchu didn't even want to go to eat, let alone get anything, so as not to be upset by seeing those two people.

"You prepare the eggs, and I'll take some bacon. I just happened to have exchanged some bacon with the aunt in the brigade a few days ago." Although he was a little reluctant, he couldn't go empty-handed. Besides, he didn't want to eat the food without much oil at the educated youth's camp.

After the two of them decided on the time to go to the educated youth point in the evening, they began to sit together and gossip about the team.

While the two of them were having fun gossiping, Captain Zhang Jianguo was not in a very good mood.

He found that the educated youth who arrived this time were nothing like those who had come before. Not only were the female educated youth pretentious, but the male educated youth were also more pretentious than the other. Just because he wouldn't let them get on the donkey cart, they threatened to report him to the commune. Honestly, if reporting him meant accepting one less educated youth, he'd rather have all of them report him to the commune.

"Okay, go ahead and complain! Anyway, this is the condition of our team. If the luggage is on the oxcart, the people can't get on. If the people are on the oxcart, the luggage can't get on. It's your choice. We'll set off in five minutes. Otherwise, we'll have to travel at night. It's up to you to decide."

After Zhang Jianguo finished speaking, he ignored the educated youth and signaled the leader to set off in five minutes.

After hearing what the team leader said, except for the male educated youth who had just clamored to go to the commune to complain, the other educated youth looked at each other in bewilderment. They had just helped to accuse the team leader in indignation just to gain more rights for themselves. If they were really asked to go to the commune to complain, they would not go. After all, they were not stupid and would not offend the team leader because of someone.

Now, seeing the captain had issued a direct order, they were all silent like quails. But in their hearts, they were full of complaints, especially Lin Xue, who was called the "dianpo" by the heroine. She really cursed all the relatives of the captain's family in her heart.

All the educated youth quieted down, put their luggage on the ox cart obediently, and then followed the cart towards the brigade.

Zhang Jianguo felt a headache when he saw the educated youths who had quieted down. Not only were these people unable to carry anything, but they also had a lot of things to do. They kept saying that they were responding to the country's call and contributing to rural development, but they didn't do anything.

Originally, you could shout your slogans, nothing special. But there were always some who, relying on their city roots, looked down on the country folk, always feeling superior. This chilled the hearts of the villagers who had originally wanted to take good care of these children, and they also began to dislike the educated youth.

Fortunately, not all educated youth were like this. There were also some who got along well with the people in the team.