They ran until they reached between two mountains. When there was no one chasing them anymore, they slowed down a little.

Taking advantage of the moonlight, Zhang Xudong looked at the surrounding environment.

Well, this group of people is in a valley between two mountains.

If it rains heavily, none of them will be able to escape and they will all be soaked by the rain.

This smuggling is really a life-threatening job.

If you are not careful or have bad luck, you will be freed forever.

"Thank you, little brother. Let me hold the child." The woman said behind him.

"Sister-in-law, is it safe here?" Zhang Xudong asked while carrying the child on his back.

“It’s not safe here yet, just follow the people in front of you.

I am so lucky today, I got through it safely.

My child’s father said that among those who try to sneak into Hong Kong, only one or two succeed.” The woman said.

"Sister-in-law, isn't this easy for us?

Why are there so few people who succeed?" Zhang Xudong asked puzzledly.

The woman said, "Today we are following an understanding person.

There are usually two barbed wire fences, but here only one is used due to the terrain.

Also, those who did not have tools climbed over the wire, which was called "net jumping".

Do you think that wire fence is easy to climb? The one facing the mainland is roller-shaped, with barbs and bells on it.

As soon as someone climbs up, the bell will ring and he will be discovered immediately.

The families of those people mentioned above all have relatives in Gangcheng, and they also have relatives in Bao'an.

So they had already figured out the situation and prepared for a long time.

"I had tiger manure and pliers ready, so I could easily get over the barbed wire and get here."

The woman kept talking to Zhang Xudong.

"Sister-in-law, how come you know so much?" Zhang Xudong asked.

“Those people in front are from our village.

My child’s father came here two years ago.

He was the one who wrote to ask us to come over." said the eldest sister-in-law.

"Are there many people from your village coming here?" Zhang Xudong asked.

"The only people left in our village now are the elderly, women and children who can't walk.

All the young and strong men in the village are gone after this incident,” said the eldest sister-in-law.

"They all ran here?" Zhang asked again.

"How could there be so much luck? Those who ran this way at the beginning were either drowned or shot to death.

Later, as people gained more experience, more and more people succeeded," the woman said.

"Why are you still running here when so many people have died? Are you trying to kill yourself?" Zhang Xudong said.

"For the past three years, I was starving to death at home. Coming here might give me a chance to survive.

When my child's father was in the village, a day's work was worth only 60 or 70 cents, but now he can earn 50 or 60 yuan a day.

You can buy food here at will. As long as you have money, there is no limit on how much you can buy.

In Hong Kong, as long as you are willing to work hard, you will never go hungry.

So, good days will come after you get through it.

If you can't get through, just think of yourself as starving to death at home.

There is only one women's director left in our village's team leadership team; the rest have all come here."

The elder sister-in-law said lightly, with a hint of helplessness and sadness in her tone.

"Forget it, let's not talk about this anymore. Little brother, do you have any relatives here?

If not, ask my sister-in-law to go find my child’s father.

My child's father said that as long as there's someone here, it's easy to get an ID card."

"Thank you, sister-in-law. I won't bother you anymore." Zhang Xudong thanked his sister-in-law for her kindness.

The group walked until dawn, and a road appeared in front of them.

"Okay, we've left the restricted area now, and as long as we don't get caught by the police, everything will be fine.

Now that we are safe, you should each go and seek refuge with your relatives and friends.

If anyone has nowhere to go, they can go to Huashan outside the city center, where fellow villagers will help them."

The voice of the second uncle who had spread tiger dung rang out.

After he finished speaking, he walked down the road with some people.

"Sister-in-law, where are you going?" Zhang Xudong asked the woman.

"My child's father is in the New Territories. I want to go there to find him. Do you want to come with me?" said the eldest sister-in-law.

"Thank you, sister-in-law. I'm going to Kowloon. Goodbye!"

Zhang Xudong said goodbye to his sister-in-law and left alone.

Zhang Xudong returned to the space and found the suit and leather shoes from his previous life to try them on.

Fortunately, perhaps because he has been drinking well water for many years, his height has now caught up with his adult height in his previous life.

Zhang Xudong wore a shirt and tie, a suit, and leather shoes.

After all this tidying up, there is no trace of the country boy left.

Coupled with his unruly look, he is definitely a rich young man.

Zhang Xudong, dressed in new clothes, got back into the jeep and drove away south along the road.

He didn't know where he was now, but he had to go to Kowloon, so he just had to go south.

Fortunately, after walking for a while, there were English road signs ahead.

Zhang Xudong drove for more than an hour following the road signs, and the road ahead showed that he had arrived in Kowloon Tong.

At that time, Kowloon was still a slum area with fields everywhere, and only Kowloon Tong had begun development.

Zhang Xudong parked his jeep, ran to a university, hailed a taxi and headed straight to Tsim Sha Tsui.

The original fare was 15 Hong Kong dollars, but when the driver saw that Zhang Xudong took out money from mainland China, he insisted on asking for three big black coins.

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