Starting from Handong, in the name of Xiao Hao!

The "Brother Li" that Chang Junhao mentioned was actually the grandson of Chang Junhao's grandfather, but not the eldest grandson; he was the third grandson.

Because Grandpa Li got married much earlier than his grandfather, they were generally older than the Chang family members.

Brother Li is now in his early forties and had previously been promoted to major general.

I never expected that I would be assigned to a position in Handong Province this time.

Grandpa Li is a few years older than his grandfather Chang Hu, and his health has not been very good in recent years.

I was also fortunate to receive treatment from the traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, specifically Dr. Sun Chao, who worked under my grandfather.

It was only thanks to the methods passed down from his grandfather that Grandpa Li was able to stay alive; otherwise, he would probably have died from his injuries and illnesses long ago.

Chang Junhao can call Li Yunlong "Grandpa," but Li Yunlong's grandsons do not directly call Chang Hu "Grandpa Chang."

It wasn't because they weren't close; it was Grandpa Li's own request that he treat Chang Hu as his own grandfather.

However, having received so much kindness from Chang Hu, Li Yunlong himself felt embarrassed to address him that way.

Moreover, because of Chang Hu's own status, he only affectionately called him "Old Master".

Chang Hu said it several times, but Lao Li was still very stubborn, so he could only address him that way. However, their relationship was very close, just like grandfather and grandson.

Although Grandpa Li's family wasn't the kind of die-hard loyalist that the system rewarded Chang Hu with, they were absolutely willing to give up their lives, or even everything they had, for the sake of the Chang family.

Therefore, their relationship is quite good.

"Hey, enough of that. Brother Li, you know the relationship between Grandpa Li and my old man!" Chang Junhao laughed.

“That’s true!” Li Weijun, the man opposite him, laughed.

These names were all chosen by Grandpa Li himself, and they all reflect the characteristics of the current era.

Even Grandpa Li himself always says that he himself went to university whenever he goes out.

However, those familiar with Grandpa Li know that his so-called university education was actually at a military command academy.

It seems that his own grandfather, Chang Hu, was once the nominal vice dean of that school. I heard that Grandpa Li was quite a troublemaker back then.

Despite being called a university, he was often ridiculed, but Grandpa Li's main strength was his thick skin.

“But this time, it’s not just me who’s here!” Li Weijun laughed again.

"Oh? Is there anything else?" Chang Junhao asked, puzzled.

"Haha, I'm here as the political commissar, but the commander is someone else!" Li Weijun laughed.

"There are other people?" Upon hearing this, Chang Junhao himself was also puzzled.

"Is he also from our circle?"

“That’s right, it’s a little monk!” Li Weijun laughed.

"Little monk? Uncle Wei?" Upon hearing this, Chang Junhao laughed again.

The "little monk" they were referring to was because Grandpa Wei had once again placed his youngest son in his master's tutelage for a period of training.

So everyone calls him Little Monk.

Grandpa Wei used to be his grandfather's bodyguard, but he was later released and has been working in a military region in the north ever since.

He eventually rose to the position of military region commander before retiring, and the little monk was Grandpa Wei's youngest son.

Grandpa Wei is much younger than his grandfather and Grandpa Li, by about eight or nine years.

This one also had a child late in life, and is about the same age as Brother Li, now in his forties.

Although they are of different generations, they are about the same age, so Li Weijun and the little monk, um, Uncle Wei, Wei Zhijun, can play together.

However, Chang Junhao was a certain age difference with the other person, so he couldn't directly call him "little monk" and could only address him as "uncle".

Grandpa Wei often takes advantage of his holidays, or under the guise of discussing work, to come to Beijing to see his grandfather.

They were all very familiar with each other.

"I didn't expect you all to come together!" Chang Junhao laughed.

"Haha, that's right, isn't it because you're lonely all by yourself?" Li Weijun laughed.

"Have you all arrived?" Chang Junhao asked with a smile.

"The little monk hasn't arrived yet, but I have!" Li Weijun said with a smile.

"Now I'm in the home of an elder!"

"Senior?" Upon hearing this, Chang Junhao was also taken aback.

"Does our Handong Province still have such senior figures?"

"Haha, he's called a senior, he did fight in wars before, but he was quite young back then!"

"You don't know each other, and I'm not very familiar with the area myself. I'm here because someone asked me to!"

"He was one of my grandfather's old subordinates... Yes, Grandpa Wang, Wang Yousheng. He used to be in my grandfather's division, one of his soldiers!"

"Later, Grandpa Wang's family also had connections with this senior, and they even raised an orphan, who is now your provincial party secretary!"

"Isn't Grandpa Wang still working for my father? So we're somewhat related!"

"I just happened to be passing by, so I took the opportunity to come and take a look!"

"Oh, I see!" To be honest, Chang Junhao didn't know much about these things either.

If you really count it, after the wars that drove out the Japanese, his grandfather was already a column commander and a corps commander.

It is said that Grandpa Li was a division commander at that time, while Wang Yousheng was a soldier in Grandpa Li's division, and later he may have been a platoon leader or company commander.

It's unclear exactly when this veteran joined the army, but it was probably close to the time when the Japanese invaders were about to be driven out.

Behind them were Wang Yousheng's subordinates, a relationship that... was rather distant.

"Where are you now, Brother Li? I'll come pick you up!"

"I'm almost at this senior's house, it'll be over in a bit!" Li Weijun said.

"If you have time, then come over!"

"Okay!" Chang Junhao nodded.

"I'll head over after I get off work. Once I pick you up, come to my place!"

"It's a good opportunity to see your sister-in-law and your nephew!" Chang Junhao said with a smile.

Chang Junhao is now married and has children; after all, he's already in his late thirties.

And how could someone in such a position not have family?

His wife didn't come from any prominent family either, and at their level, there was no longer any need for arranged marriages.

As long as he likes her, that's enough. Chang Junhao's wife is just a university teacher.

He is currently teaching in Handong Province, and he also graduated from a top school in the capital.

Their home isn't very complicated; they're a family of cultured people.

"it is good!"

After saying that, Chang Junhao hung up the phone, checked his schedule, and found that there was nothing serious, so he drove his private car towards the provincial capital.

However, to Chang Junhao's surprise, before he could even pick up Brother Li, he ran into an acquaintance.

"Secretary Chang? You've come to the provincial capital? You didn't say a word!" A voice came from a car next to us while we were waiting at a red light.

A domineering man in black with thick eyebrows and big eyes greeted Chang Junhao.

"It's Director Qi!" Looking at the person next to him, Chang Junhao naturally couldn't pretend he hadn't seen him since he had already been greeted.

"I had some personal business in the provincial capital, so I came here first!" Chang Junhao smiled.

"Oh, you should have let me know, and I would have made the arrangements for Secretary Chang!" Qi Tongwei said with a smile.

"What use is it!" Chang Junhao chuckled, before Qi Tongwei could say anything more.

The light is green!

"Secretary Chang, please go first. I'll follow behind you. Shanshui Manor is not far away. Please wait a moment, I'll make arrangements for you!"

"Oh right, I also made an appointment with my teacher!" Qi Tongwei exclaimed.

Upon hearing this, Chang Junhao could only smile helplessly, but saying hello was still acceptable.

But there's really no need for them to get involved...