Comrade Quan also said that it was shameful for a girl to go out and chatter instead of staying at home.

That's why Comrade An beat him.

After listening to what the person at the door said, Liang Wenfeng frowned so much that he almost pinched a fly to death.

At this time, a female comrade continued: Comrades, I want to ask you, the Chairman said that women hold up half the sky.

And the reason you look down on women so much is because you think what the Chairman said is wrong?

Quan Haonan was so angry when he heard what the female comrade said that he cursed: "You bitch, stop talking nonsense, when did I say that?"

An Ran stood up, walked in front of him, raised her hand and slapped him several times.

The voice was as cold as a thousand-year-old ice, and he said: You'd better wash your mouth before you speak. Otherwise, I don't mind making you mute. Do you understand?

Quan Haonan was frightened by An Ran's cold aura and took several steps back.

An Ran didn't want to waste any time with such a brainless person.

He said to Liang Wenfeng: "Old man, I don't care where this person came from. I tore up his notes. Because he is not worthy of learning from me."

Also, where is he from? Director Liang, please ask him, are the leaders in his position and the people there all like this?

If that's the case, it's better not to let them out in the future. I'm afraid they will pollute this beautiful world.

Also, Director Liang must report truthfully to his superiors and ask them for me.

Comrade Quan Haonan looks down on me, An Ran, and looks down on female comrades so much, and he can even report me, An Ran, at will, saying that I am a reactionary.

What I want to know is, can Comrade Quan Haonan just label a martyr's family member as a reactionary with just a word?

Is it because he has studied for a few years that he has the qualifications to look down on lesbians?

Does his contempt also mean that the contributions of those martyrs have been wasted?

If that's the case, then An Lijuan's sacrifice was truly unworthy. Her daughter, An Ran, was being humiliated by a piece of trash.

Also, Director Liang, please tell the superiors that if compost is used for Quan Haonan's hometown, it means that the people above also approve of Quan Haonan, and they can slander the martyrs' families at will, and can arbitrarily label them as reactionaries, and still be innocent.

Liang Wenfeng was shocked when he heard her words. He stood up and shouted: Anran, don't talk nonsense.

How dare this girl say anything!

Did she know that once she said this, it meant that she was going against her superiors?

An Ran said indifferently: I am not talking nonsense, I know very clearly what I am talking about.

I feel sad for my mother and for all the comrades who are women like my mother.

Their sacrifice was rewarded with the contempt and insults of such scum.

Their sacrifice resulted in their children being bullied by such scum.

I really want to ask you, your so-called superiors, the female comrades who sacrificed themselves, is it really worth it to sacrifice yourself for such scum?

Director Liang, please tell me the truth. If you don't want to, you can call me and I will tell you myself after the call goes through.

Also, one last thing. If anyone here gives the composting notes to Quan Haonan, I will skin him alive. If you don’t believe me, try it.

After saying that, he walked away, leaving a group of people looking at each other in bewilderment.

They knew she was a very capable female comrade, but they didn't expect that she was also a martyr's relative!

Everyone turned their eyes to Quan Haonan, whose face was already pale. Some looked at him with contempt, some were pleased, and some thought he deserved it.

Liang Wenfeng's face was extremely ugly. He looked at Quan Haonan who was sitting there stupidly, his eyes full of disgust.

He couldn't understand why such an idiot was sent.

He sighed and shouted outside: Xiao Zhang, Xiao Liu, come in.

Two men came running in, and Liang Wenfeng said: Take Comrade Quan Haonan to the next room and keep an eye on him 24 hours a day.

Xiao Zhang and Xiao Liu nodded, then pulled the still panicked Quan Haonan to the next room.

The others also dispersed, leaving Liang Wenfeng sighing.

Liang Wenfeng had no choice but to call and report the situation to his superiors. He also repeated An Ran's words. After all, the person was sent by the higher-ups, so they had to decide how to deal with him.

After leaving the commune, Anran checked out of the guesthouse and went to buy twenty buns in a daze.

She just wanted to be alone now. It wasn't that she was afraid of anything, nor did she regret saying those words. She just felt that when facing the best, killing was not as satisfying as killing.

After buying the buns, I went to the post office again.

Seeing the staff carrying out two huge packages and three thick letters, An Ran was speechless.

I signed reluctantly and stuffed the letter into my bag.

Then, carry a package, walk out of the post office, find a deserted place, and throw the package into the space.

After resting for a while, he returned to the post office, picked up the second package, and went back to the alley again to make sure no one had thrown another package into the space.

He opened the kettle and drank, took a few sips of the spiritual spring water, took out his bicycle, and rode towards Liushu Village.

I had not ridden far when I saw Li Bashi and the team leader sitting under the tree in the old place.

An Ran stepped forward and greeted them: You two old men, why are you in town?

Is anyone here to purchase?

The team leader shook his head and said: We are here to pick up the educated youth.

Are you done with your work?

An Ran nodded and said: Yes, I’m done.

The captain said: Then wait and go back with us.

An Ran thought that there was nothing to do when she went back, so she nodded, parked the car aside, and sat next to the captain.