As news of the South Yunnan Self-Defense Counterattack continued to arrive, Suihe's heart grew heavier. He knew that this war would not only test the nation's military strength but also the cohesion and compassion of society. Consequently, he became even more determined to accelerate apartment construction and improve services. Through his efforts, he hoped to provide a warm and safe haven for veterans and the elderly who had sacrificed their youth and blood for the country.

After the renovation of the first batch of apartments was completed, preparations for the construction of the second batch of apartments began.

During the supervision process, Soldier Ding not only ensured the quality of the incoming building materials, but also ensured the quality of the "put-in" during construction.

Nowadays, almost all construction teams perform work for the government. The government directly purchases materials from suppliers, and the units themselves purchase the materials. However, the wiring used during installation may not be the same as the government's own wiring; it may have been replaced. To put it bluntly, the wiring may be of one brand and quality when purchased, but when it's actually laid into the conduit, it's a completely different brand.

So, ever since Ding Zhanli arrived and heard Suihe say something like this, he quickly went to the construction site to check the materials, just in case someone else had swapped them. Although the construction workers were from the company that Suihe's uncle had taken over, so what? One should always be on guard against others.

Ding Zhanshi also actively participated in the daily management of the apartment. His conscientiousness and responsibility earned him the respect and love of everyone. Seeing this, I was happy and determined to do more practical things.

During this extraordinary period, everyone within the space has united closely to face challenges together. Their actions exemplify love and responsibility, transforming this space, once only imagined, into a true haven and a warm home. Behind all of this lies Suihe's unwavering concern for his country and its people.

Suihe also realized that technological advancements should benefit a wider range of people, especially those who have dedicated themselves to the nation. He reached out to Dong Guanliang's R&D team to discuss how their latest technological advancements could be incorporated into the apartment's daily management and services. Deeply moved, Dong Guanliang immediately offered to provide technical support, collaborating to create a more intelligent and user-friendly living environment for veterans and the elderly.

With the arrival of the first batch of "people-loving" people, the group community was bustling with activity. Dong Guanliang still followed the old rules of moving into a new house in his hometown. He bought live fish, baked pancakes, and lit firecrackers. The sound of firecrackers echoed throughout the community for a long time.

The first batch consisted of 35 retired veterans, 20 of whom were elderly and had difficulty moving around, and the remaining 15 were retired due to injuries and stayed at home and did not want to go to work. There were also several wives of active military personnel who came along because they had heard about the living conditions at Ai Min and came to see the situation.

This group of people came with the approval of their superiors, and the procedure was: first find veterans who meet the admission requirements, and then verify the situation locally.

If the situation is true, return and file a report with your superiors. Logically, since they've already retired, some veterans have even been out for decades, so there's no need to report it. But Suihe insisted on filing a report. Jiang Huashu understood him. This was a disguised way of dragging the military into the situation, finding a third party to bear witness for every resident who joined the "Love the Army" movement.