Upon hearing the good news, Grandma Su originally planned to buy some meat to celebrate, but when she learned that Grandma Su only had one afternoon off, she quickly took her to the village branch office to complete the formalities.

The villagers she met on the way were initially puzzled as to why Su He had returned at this time, but when they heard that she had come back to complete the formalities after being promoted, they were all filled with envy.

Especially seeing how Grandma Su's chin was almost tilted to the sky, even though she pursed her lips, she couldn't help but sigh that her granddaughter was truly well-raised.

He immediately thought that he should go back and see how his granddaughter was doing, and that it would be great if he could raise a granddaughter like Su He.

...

Su He was unaware that because of her, the treatment of girls in the village had improved.

When she arrived at the village branch, the village chief was happy for her when he learned that she had returned to complete the formalities after being officially appointed.

Not only did he handle it for her efficiently, but he also personally took her to the commune.

Su He was initially worried, since they didn't get along with the Wang family. Wang Cheng's father was the head of the commune, and if he blocked her from leaving because of her file, she wouldn't be able to do anything about it. Even if it was eventually resolved, it would probably take a lot of time.

Fortunately, the village chief stepped in. He was familiar with the people in the commune and took her directly to the household registration and archives department. By the time Wang Chengcai's father found out, the procedures had already been completed.

He even made a special trip to see Su He, and of course, he was very kind to her, warmly shaking her hand and telling her not to forget her hometown even though she had become a city dweller.

Su He responded enthusiastically, but with a fake smile on her face throughout.

She only breathed a sigh of relief after leaving the commune; thankfully, everything went smoothly.

She then thanked the village chief, knowing that everything had gone so smoothly today thanks to him.

Seeing this, the village chief smiled at her and said, "Heya, don't be so polite. Your uncle is happy that you're better. It's good that you didn't blame your uncle for what happened before."

Su He smiled at him, "Don't worry, Uncle Village Chief, I didn't mind."

The village chief finally breathed a sigh of relief, "That's good, that's good."

Because Su He had to bring the personnel file back before the personnel department closed, she didn't go back to the village with the village chief. She asked him to inform the Su family and then took a car directly back to Beijing.

...

On the bus back to the city, Su He looked at the scenery flashing by outside while thinking about what the village chief had just told her.

Two important things are about to happen in the village, one good and one bad.

The good news is that the government is going to repair the bridge that used to lead out of the village, and they plan to finish it before spring planting. This will make it much easier for villagers to leave the village.

However, because the bridge construction project is large and requires a lot of people, we will recruit workers from nearby areas. This way, villagers who are willing to work will also have extra income.

So this is a good thing for Nanshan Village.

The bad thing is that a group of educated youth are coming to the village, ostensibly to build up the countryside, but in short, they are going to send educated youth to the countryside.

Actually, the practice of sending educated youth to the countryside existed as early as the 1950s, but at that time they were assigned to remote areas such as the Great Northern Wilderness.

Moreover, it is not very common, nor is it mandatory; it is mostly done voluntarily by passionate young people.

However, now that the college entrance examination has been suspended, a large number of high school graduates are unable to find jobs and are stranded in the city, leading to many serious incidents in the city in a short period of time.

Moreover, there were too many people in the city, and the insufficient supply was also a burden. The country wanted to solve this problem, so it proposed to expand the scope of educated youth going to the countryside and issued various policies.

This policy explicitly states that politically reliable children from working-class families who are unemployed, disabled, unmarried, and not only children must go to the countryside after graduating from junior or senior high school.

This policy should just be starting to be implemented now, and because Nanshan Village is close to the capital, it has also been allocated people.

The village chief is very worried. He knows that these city students are young and probably can't endure hardship. He's afraid that when they arrive, he'll just be giving them food for nothing.

But I couldn't refuse; I could only accept it.

We'll have to build houses for them when we get back; it'll be a lot of money and effort.

Su He comforted him for a few words, and thankfully, the government provided subsidies for those people, so it was barely acceptable.

But now, he sighed with emotion, "It's finally about to begin..."