Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

After breakfast, Zhao Yunting untied the rope tied to the tree. Then he pulled in the anchor and began to steer the boat away from the dock and towards the military camp.

The 22-knot speed made the leaders even happier. They kept pointing and talking at the bow. After noon, they finally arrived at the camp dock. The dock was already crowded with people, all wanting to see the big ship first. Mo'er could hear cheers from afar, and someone shouted, "We finally have a big ship!"

Mo'er's heart ached when he heard this. The South China Sea Fleet only had a few old, dilapidated ships. Alas, there's so much work to be done! There's a long way to go! We can't get complacent just because we have a few dozen ships in space. We're still a long way from achieving our dream of a strong nation and a strong military! Why not go to Japan again if we have a chance and find some ships to bring back? No, bringing them back and sailing them out would just cause international trouble. We'd better stay home for now!

After the ship docked and the ropes were tied, a large group of people went on deck, and while visiting, they exclaimed: What a big and beautiful ship!

After a while, even Commander Feng Zhengcheng, the fleet's most powerful leader, arrived. He summoned Mo'er and Zhao Yunting and showered them with praise. He also instructed Mo'er to convey a message to the donor, who was far away, thanking him for his contributions to the country. He also urged him to be cautious while abroad and prioritize safety.

The next day, a handover ceremony was to be held. Moer came to the dock and saw huge crowds of people. Looking at the ship, colorful flags were fluttering and the hull had been wiped clean by the soldiers.

At nine o'clock in the morning, the handover ceremony officially began. First, the leaders gave speeches. It was almost eleven o'clock after six or seven leaders spoke. Finally, Commander Feng named the supply ship: Qinghai Lake!

To distinguish between these types of warships, China has a specific system for naming them. According to the "Naval Vessel Naming Regulations," aircraft carriers are named after provincial administrative regions, though this is not currently the case. Destroyers and frigates are named after cities, landing ships are named after mountains, and supply ships are named after lakes.

Afterwards, the leaders began to inspect the layout of the ship, including the kitchen, dormitory, entertainment room, etc.!

After the leaders finished their inspection, Mo'er and Zhao Yunting were called to the office. The leader first praised Mo'er and her foreign friends' patriotism, and then said: "I heard from the commanders how fast and good the speedboat they took them to was. I would like to experience it if I have the chance!"

When Moer heard this, he thought, okay, they are planning to take my speedboat.

She said: That speedboat was originally a necessary equipment on the supply ship, and it will continue to be on the supply ship in the future!

The leader was delighted upon hearing this: "That's excellent. Thank you again." Also, Zhao Yunting, I heard you brought this ship back, so you should be quite familiar with it. Could you please give our soldiers some guidance so they can quickly familiarize themselves with the ship's equipment?

Zhao Yunting saluted and said: I guarantee to complete the task!

Commander Feng then addressed Mo'er, "Comrade Li Mo'er, very good! I've heard of your deeds for a long time. Your songs are now household names. My favorite is 'Speaking from the Heart,' which captures the heartfelt voice of our soldiers. I hope you'll create more and better songs in the future. Your poems, too, make me even more impressed. They all call you a treasured girl, but I think they underestimate you. It's not an exaggeration to call you a contemporary remarkable woman." Mo'er waved her hands, repeatedly saying the leader's praise was unmerited. She couldn't bear that title. Commander Feng chatted with the two for a long time before they were finally free. From that day on, the Qinghai Lake ship occasionally went out to sea, sometimes for sea trials, data collection, and occasionally for resupply missions. Zhao Yunting would always accompany her, and Mo'er would occasionally go out to sea for a few days, a request she had made to her superiors. She often spent her days daydreaming in the creative department, so going out to sea was a good way to relax and search for precious artifacts from shipwrecks on the seabed!