After Secretary Gu arrived, the number of cows in the cowshed increased by two, and they were both much healthier than before.

Another cow is pregnant.

The piglets at the pig farm grow much faster than those raised at home. Just compare them to the old pig farm in the production brigade and you'll see the difference.

Are these chicks growing faster?

Gu Yunyang had just finished a busy period and was sitting down to look at some medical books.

During this time, he would go to Chen Wuwei whenever he had free time to learn medicine, ask questions about his reading of medical books, and ask questions about some doubts he had about pulse diagnosis.

Chen Wuwei was also very generous in sharing his knowledge, so Gu Yunyang's medical skills improved considerably during this period.

"This increased mental strength, combined with the learning ability I gained from my predecessor, has been a great benefit to me."

Just as he was feeling sentimental, Gu Yunyang sensed someone approaching. He looked up and saw Chen Qijue standing at the door.

"Brother Chen is here? Come in quickly, let me pour you some tea."

Chen Qijue smiled, opened the fence gate, and walked in.

The courtyard has been cleared out, and there is a small pavilion on one side with a stone table underneath that cannot be moved.

On the other side, the land had been cleared and planted with various vegetables, which were now lush and green and growing very well.

Seeing this, Chen Qijue couldn't believe it.

Is Gu Yunyang really from the capital?

That's a big city.

These educated youth are all like him; people from the countryside have no advantages anymore.

Next to the pavilion, there were some shelves filled with winnowing baskets.

The top layer upon layer consists of herbs and some tea leaves.

Gu Yunyang noticed his gaze and immediately smiled, "I collected the herbs myself and processed some myself. I also picked some wild tea, washed and dried it, and plan to stir-fry it to drink myself."

This is a very common thing in the countryside.

Where would country folk get so much money to buy tea?

In addition, people in Guangdong Province love to drink tea, so they can only pick wild tea leaves and process them themselves.

However, what intrigued Chen Qijue was that there was another shelf filled with mushrooms and wood ear fungus.

This Secretary Gu has only been in the countryside for a short time, yet he already knows all of these things?

What surprised him most was that there was a pile of wood outside the fence. He remembered that Fan Zhijian had transported it from the agricultural machinery factory to Gu Yunyang.

However, some of the wood was rotten, so Chen Qijue felt it was useless.

At this moment, it seems that the pile of wood is less than what it used to be?

"Those logs? Secretary Gu, are you going to burn them?"

People in the countryside cook with firewood stoves.

Coal is not cheap, and coal briquettes are even more expensive.

Buying coal and making coal briquettes myself is troublesome.

Gu Yunyang smiled and shook his head: "No, I took some inside to experiment with artificially cultivating wood ear and shiitake mushrooms. I had read papers on similar technologies in the library in Beijing before. I just hadn't done it myself, so I wanted to give it a try. I'm just testing the waters and don't know how much is appropriate, so I put some in first to do an experiment."

Chen Qijue recalled Gu Hanping's earlier remarks that if more educated youth were sent to the countryside, their Red Flag Brigade would also like it.

Chen Qijue had previously thought it was bad.

Looking at Gu Yunyang now, he felt that if all the educated youth were like Gu Yunyang...

The Red Flag Brigade would definitely accept anyone who came.

But are all educated youth in the world really like Gu Yunyang?

"By the way, Secretary Gu, I came here today to ask you about the accounting bookkeeping. It's that form you gave us before. The team leader and I both think that bookkeeping is simple and clear, but I don't quite understand it. I'd like to ask you for your guidance."

Gu Yunyang understood; it was actually quite simple.

High school students in later generations all know this.

It's nothing more than the four-eye accounting method. Gu Yunyang took out paper and pen and explained simply: "It's nothing more than a four-eye, or four-column accounting method."

It includes four parts: old balance, new attachments, expenses, and remaining balance. Look, let's make a table like this and put these items in..."