This is the train station in a county town of Fengshi. After the educated youth got off the train, there were tractors waiting outside the station to pick them up and take them to the commune.

The commune cadres held a list in their hands. When a name was read out by a commune cadre, it meant that the person had been assigned to that commune.

It was quite a coincidence that after hearing those names, Lin Qingyan began to suspect that the old master had arranged it with his eyes closed.

She, Du Xiaoyue, Tong Jiaojiao, and Jiang Meihong were all assigned to the same commune, but it's unknown whether they will be assigned to the same production brigade.

However, Lin Qingyan also noticed that the boy who had spied on her on the train had also been assigned to this Daliangwan Commune, along with eight other female educated youth and ten male educated youth.

She glanced at the boy and noticed that he was no longer paying attention to her.

The commune cadre shouted, "You educated youth going to Dalian Bay Commune, hurry up and get on the tractor!"

The educated youth quickly got to work, throwing their luggage onto the tractor before loading the others onto it.

Lin Qingyan and Du Xiaoyue tossed their luggage into the car. Du Xiaoyue, being nimble, got on first and then pulled Lin Qingyan up with her.

After all the educated youth had boarded the tractor, the tractor driver cranked the machine, and the tractor started, making a loud, somewhat jarring, booming sound.

The country dirt roads are full of potholes, and when the tractor travels on them, it bumps and jolts, with the cargo bed shaking even more than the cab, making the people inside the cargo bed tremble like leaves.

Lin Qingyan was grateful that she had the spiritual energy and fruits from her space to nourish her; otherwise, she was afraid that her heart, liver, and lungs would be shaken out.

Two hours later, the tractor arrived at the entrance of Daliangwan Commune, where three oxcarts and a donkey cart were already waiting.

Next to each vehicle stood a brigade leader, who held a list of educated youth assigned to their brigade.