Unfortunately, China is not fully open yet, and many places are still xenophobic.

Lin Chuchu could tell that John was a China enthusiast and really loved Chinese culture.

"Mr. John, thank you for your love for our country. I believe that day will come."

Lin Chuchu looks forward to the rise of her country, standing at the top of the world, unafraid of any risks.

The person was taken back to their residence, and the matter was resolved satisfactorily.

I'm so tired!

The two dragged their tired bodies home, where Mu's mother had already prepared a meal.

"So? Do those foreigners really have blue eyes? Are they very tall?"

"Mother Mu asked curiously."

Lin Chuchu took a bite of her food. "Yes, they are very eye-catching. They are the kind of people who can be noticed immediately in a crowd."

Lin Chuchu described the foreigner's appearance and clothes in detail.

"Foreigners wear very daring clothes. I wonder when we will be able to achieve freedom of dress."

Mother Mu said enviously, "They only wear a few colors. When I make clothes for others, the most common colors are blue, green, and brown. Other colors are mostly colors that only young people dare to wear."

But what young people like the clothes they make? They all buy them from outside.

"Yes, in two years, the government will loosen its private sector policies, and then the government will not impose too many restrictions."

Mother Mu hesitated and asked, "Are you telling the truth?"

They've been cautious for so many years, thinking they'd live like this forever.

"Of course, Mom! I heard that the train station will be selling stalls next year, and then we'll be able to get individual licenses and open small shops!"

Mother Mu gasped, "Really? Can we do it?"

Lin Chuchu shook her head. "I think it's unlikely. There are so many procedures to get a business license. You not only need to be rich, but you also need connections."

Mr. Mu was previously suppressed, making it very difficult for him to get promoted; he had almost reached the end of his career.

Even if Mu Chen starts from the bottom as a policeman, it will still take him many years.

As for her, she works part-time as a translator, and if she becomes a translator in the future, she should avoid having too much contact with individuals.

As for going into business in the future, Lin Chuchu doesn't know if the country will allow her. Sigh, she wants to be the first to go into business and make money. The year after next will be the 1980s. How many people will have made their first ten thousand, one hundred thousand, or even a million?

Mother Mu gritted her teeth and said, "I'll ask your father later to see if she has any connections."

She saw how profitable doing business could be. She wasn't focused on the individual railway operation trial; she wanted to know if she could also establish an individual business in the clothing industry.

Otherwise, it's not good to always be so cautious. What if Lao Mu retires one day?

If the country returns to its former state, will they have to endure hardship again?

On the way home, Mu Chen couldn't help but ask, "How did you know about the trial operation of individual contracting of railways?"

"As you know, my professor values ​​me highly. He told me about the current situation in China and said that someone at higher levels had proposed this matter."

Lin Chuchu answered with a smile.