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

After seeing off the grateful brides and their families, things here came to an end, and Mo'er prepared to go to Wangyou Island to take a look and replenish some spiritual spring water.

After leaving another fighter plane for the troops, Moer left the troops in a speedboat.

At this time in Beijing, Zhao Yunting finished his breakfast, packed his clothes and prepared to go home.

On Anding Bridge, a tributary of the Yongding River, Chang Anna stood by the railing, holding a silk scarf and a wooden stick beside her—all props she had prepared. In the far corner, a girl from her school, also hired by her, was there to spread the word.

Uncle Zhao Yunting was waiting outside the PLA Military and Political University on his bicycle. He had even taken a day off for today's plan.

Seeing Zhao Yunting coming out on a bicycle from afar, he hurriedly rode his bicycle ahead, looking in Zhao Yunting's direction while riding.

When he was almost at the small bridge, he looked back again. Zhao Yunting was more than 200 meters away from the bridge. As he passed Chang Anna, he said, "I'm coming!"

Chang Anna quickly threw the scarf into the river, then pretended to reach the scarf with a wooden stick, but then she slipped and fell headfirst into the water.

Zhao Yunting saw from a distance a woman in a skirt on the bridge, digging something out of the river with a stick. Then she slipped and fell.

He was also startled and quickly pedaled his bike a few times and came to the small bridge. He looked around and saw that there was no one nearby. The person in the river had his back to him and was swimming up and down in the river. It was obvious that he could not swim. His head sank into the water for a while and then came out to breathe.

In fact, a man came from the other side of the bridge, and Zhao Yunting's uncle paid him one dollar to take him to a nearby state-owned store.

The man took a dollar and happily led the way. This was also planned in advance, for fear that Chang Anna would be rescued by someone else, and the only one who could rescue her was Zhao Yunting.

Zhao Yunting glanced around, trying to find something long to hand to the person who fell into the water so that he could pull her out. However, all the long things nearby had already been taken away by his aunt.

Zhao Yunting was in a dilemma when he saw that the person who fell into the water was surfacing less and less frequently. What should he do? If he went down to save her, he was afraid that others would see him and damage the girl's reputation. If he didn't save her, he saw that the person was about to collapse.

Finally, he gritted his teeth and decided to go down to save people. As a soldier, he could not watch civilians fall into the water and turn a blind eye. So he took off his shoes, took out everything in his pockets, and jumped into the water.

Chang Anna had been in the water for 30 seconds without her head out. Zhao Yunting swam quickly to Chang Anna's side, hugged her neck from behind, first let her head out of the water, and then began to swim back with great effort.

It took a lot of effort to drag the person who fell into the water ashore. When he looked closely, he found that it was Chang Anna, his deskmate.

His heart skipped a beat and he thought, "Could this be a trap?" At this time, Chang Anna was almost out of breath.

Chang Anna risked everything today to get Zhao Yunting. In fact, she can swim, otherwise she wouldn't dare to dive headfirst into the water.

Before coming, she drank a lot of water to make her performance more realistic. When she heard the sound of diving from behind, she felt more confident.

So she drank a lot of river water again, with the purpose of dispelling Zhao Yunting's doubts.