Xinjiang has always been a vast land with a sparse population, especially now in the 1960s and 1970s. What if you get lost? So, it's better to walk with someone who knows the way well...?

Wearing a dog-skin hat, Yao Xiujuan was afraid that Chu Tian would catch a cold, so she got up and took out her scarf from the deep end of the closet, forced him to put it on, and then let him go out.

After walking out of the dugout, the yard was still very quiet, which showed that the Chu family members had not yet gotten up. Chu Tian walked to the kitchen, took a large backpack, and took out a few grain bags specially for rice and flour from the place where the cloth bags were stored. Then he walked out of the yard quietly and walked towards the brigade headquarters according to the route he remembered. When he was still a few hundred meters away from the brigade headquarters, Chu Tian looked around and found that no one had slipped into the space, so he took another anti-inflammatory pill.

He had the opportunity to go to the regiment headquarters, so he must take some things back from his space. He couldn't have to spend money to buy what he already had in his space, right? Sorting out some items that needed to be taken home -

He then took out a five-kilogram bag of rice and a five-kilogram bag of flour and put them out separately. He planned to go to the regiment to see if he could sell them. As for the twenty yuan he had asked from Liu Zhaodi, he would not touch it if he could.

Just as he was about to leave the space, he caught a glimpse of cigarettes and Xinjiang Tequ liquor on the shelf nearby. The corner of his mouth twitched. He had been foolish enough to buy a lot of cigarettes and liquor. However, the packaging of these cigarettes and liquor was too new. He couldn't sell them or give them away.

It seems that I still need to buy some cigarettes and alcohol in this era, just in case...

But he still opened a box of cigarettes and took it out.

"Chu Tian? Are you okay?"

Team leader Sun had just walked out of the brigade headquarters with the members when he saw a figure walking towards the brigade headquarters with one foot deep and one foot shallow. He was wondering who came to the brigade so early?

He was surprised to see that the person approaching was Chu Tian.

Chu Tian gave Captain Sun a silly grin. "I can't say he's completely fine, but he's awake and not bleeding anymore."

Captain Sun smiled. "Okay, I'm glad you're alright. Those who survive a disaster will surely have good fortune in the future. I was thinking yesterday how much of a shame it would be if you just died like this!"

Chu Tian knew that Captain Sun had always been very concerned about him, so he quickly said, "I just woke up yesterday and found out that the captain gave Xiujuan hemostatic powder. I haven't thanked him yet..."

Captain Sun waved his hand nonchalantly, "Hey, what's there to thank me for? Just be well."

After a pause, he continued, "By the way, what are you doing here so early in the morning? We're not going to play hemp rope today. Didn't your brother tell you?"

Chu Tian, ​​"I said, I was thinking of going to the regiment with you guys..."

Accountant Xu knew about Chu Tian's injury, but he wasn't one to make a fuss, so he didn't spread the word. When he heard Chu Tian wanted to go to the regiment with him, he quickly asked, "What's wrong? Is your head seriously injured?"

Chu Tian shook his head. "No, my wife is four or five months pregnant now. And since my head was bleeding so much, I wanted to go to the regiment to see if I could buy some supplements..."

Captain Sun nodded, "It's due, it's due, it's time to make up for it."

As he spoke, he glanced at the people in the brigade who were pulling a few carriages towards the door. Captain Sun quickly moved aside to let the carriages drive out and said to Chu Tian, ​​"Then don't waste time. Chu Tian, ​​sit behind me for a while and I'll block the wind for you."

Without giving Chu Tian a chance to refuse, they arranged Chu Tian's seat and drove several horse-drawn carriages towards the regiment.