Gu Changhong could hardly believe her ears. She asked, trembling, "So, big brother, you've given up on me too?"

For a moment, Gu Changwei did feel a little guilty.

But in the end, Gu Changwei said matter-of-factly, "Changhong, it's not that your older brother doesn't care about you."

If something happens to Dad, you won't be able to stay in the capital.

Life wouldn't be good either.

You should go to the countryside first; your older brother knows your sacrifices.

Back in Chang'an, my elder brother also knows who he is.

Don't worry, your older brother will definitely still like you the most. I will ask Dad to prepare more money and things for you to take to the countryside.

In addition, your older brother will send you five yuan every month, and I will also collect extra food to mail to you. Your older brother won't let you suffer in the countryside.

Then I'll contact my comrade and ask him to come see you.

You should be quick-witted; if things go well, you can join the army.

His family is well-off…

Gu Changwei listened to the voice coming from the phone, feeling somewhat helpless.

How can this little sister be so insensible?

They even hung up on him.

He meant well; he was only thinking of her.

"I offered my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shone on the gutter."

However, Gu Changwei was not worried. He knew that his younger sister was always very realistic and rational, and knew how to choose what was best for her.

Early the next morning, Gu Yunyang went to the cowshed and then to the pigsty.

"I've already prepared the piglets. Go to the brigade headquarters to get them. I have to go to a meeting at the commune, so I'll be leaving now."

Gu Honglan finished her work neatly and efficiently, nodded, and continued, "Don't worry, I'll get a cart and bring it over later."

In rural areas, handcarts are naturally the best choice for transporting heavy goods.

Gu Yunyang smiled and said, "You can ask Old Zheng to hitch up the oxcart for you."

Gu Honglan asked in surprise, "We can't bring an oxcart."

"It's alright. I've trained these cows, and they're very obedient. As long as they're people I know, and you often visit the cowshed, nothing will happen."

With the ability to tame and control beasts, why worry about the ox not obeying?

Gu Honglan was taken aback for a moment, then smiled and said, "Alright, I'll ask Grandpa Zheng for help later."

If it saves some effort, Gu Honglan wouldn't want to be a rickshaw puller herself, would she?

After arranging things here, Gu Yunyang planned to go to the commune.

Walking down the street, Gu Yunyang thought to himself, "I might as well bring the bicycle back with me this time. I just bought a few new bicycles before, so I can get a stamp from the police station later."

It's been so long, probably no one's watching anymore.

Gu Yunyang no longer dared to do things like getting tickets himself.

Back in the capital, he only dealt with tickets of relatively low value; he didn't dare to deal with too many.

Disrupting the market is one aspect.

For small denominations, the sales clerks won't pay much attention and will just take them for you.

However, if the ticket value is too high, it is easy to be investigated.

For such minor matters, such as 20 or 30 kilograms of meat coupons, the meat processing plant can simply do some internal accounting and balance it out.

In fact, there was no Gu Yunyang.

Don't meat processing plants do these things inside?

Doing these things repeatedly will easily leave clues.

Fortunately, Gu Yunyang only made some at the beginning and didn't need to do so later.

To be honest, he has already opened up the marketplace in the base space.

Although it still needs to be developed gradually.

But it contains everything, and it will all be opened up sooner or later.