Before he could finish his words, Jiang Yan ran in holding an iron can.

She put the can on the table, opened the lid, and tipped out the tin. Three bundles of solidarity and a pile of bills tied up in different categories rolled out.

"Sister Su Feng, do you think these notes are enough? If not, I'll ask the regiment to ask the military district to advance me a few months' worth of notes."

Wu Jinchao and Yuan Sufeng's hometowns are in two neighboring villages. Once a flood occurs, neither family can escape.

In this era when there are no effective birth control measures, it is normal for a family to have three, four, five or six children. When the children grow up, they get married and have children again, so the population of a family is very large.

Wu Jinchao and Lu Yunsheng are good friends, and both husband and wife are good people. Moreover, if he can work for another ten or twenty years, Wu Jinchao will most likely be promoted to a regimental-level cadre.

These people will be Lu Yunsheng’s political team in the future, so they need investment.

So Jiang Yan simply took the "helping tin can" over.

In addition to the ten yuan pocket money she gave to Lu Yunsheng every month, she would also put some extra bills in this jar so that Lu Yunsheng could use them at any time.

After all, ten dollars is only enough for emergencies. If something big really happens, ten dollars is definitely not enough. This is when the "helping tin can" can come into play.

Although he lost some money, Lu Yunsheng could take the opportunity to improve his reputation and accumulate political capital, which was a good thing in the long run.

In fact, Lu Yunsheng did earn enough fame because of this. At least among the battalion-level cadres of the Second Regiment, Lu Yunsheng was definitely ranked first in everyone's mind in terms of both strength and character.