"You came back at around three o'clock, and arrived home at four o'clock. After washing up, it was around four o'clock. You had to get up at around 12 o'clock, so you only had two hours to rest."
"You might as well save your time and take a rest in the office." Wang Juan knew that there was a folding bed in Zhao Lei's office, and sometimes he would take a rest at noon.
Huh? Zhao Lei was shocked. He originally thought that Wang Juan didn't know anything at all. Once Wang Juan fell asleep, she slept very deeply. He thought that if he got home before she woke up, he wouldn't be discovered. Unexpectedly, Wang Juan didn't know anything.
Looking at someone's surprised expression, Wang Juan was happy, "How can I sleep if you don't come back?"
"You might as well stay in the office and have a good rest."
"I know you want to finish it sooner, but you also have to think about your body."
"Don't you always say that you want to train those people so that they can stand on their own feet sooner? You always say it well, but you never do it."
"Don't forget, you always said that you would take me out to play when we grow up." Wang Juan helped someone to tidy up his clothes, "Go ahead."
"Okay, if I don't come back tomorrow, I'll call you." Knowing that his wife didn't get a good rest on the days when he came home late, how could he let his wife wait for him?
Wang Juan nodded and watched his car leave. After she could no longer see the tail lights, she opened the door and entered the yard.
As soon as I entered the yard, I saw Ping'an and a few others working in the vegetable garden. As the oldest brother in the family, Ping'an was responsible for taking care of his younger brothers and sisters.
As for Aunt Ding and Aunt Hao, they were also busy in the fields. Seeing Wang Juan coming back, they were surprised, "You're back, have you eaten?"
This is a bit awkward. They said they had dinner, but it seems like they won't be home at this time. Moreover, based on their understanding of Zhao Tiezhu, they took the initiative to call them to go back, which is definitely what they wanted.
"No." Wang Juan stopped them from getting up and helping to make lunch, "I'll just eat something casually."
Aunt Hao and the others did not insist and continued with their farm work, guiding the children along the way.
In the past, they thought that when their children grew up, if they could not join the army, they would take over. However, the current policy has changed, and there is a ratio between workers and peasants. This has made them very anxious, and they want their children to exercise from an early age.
I don't ask them to work too hard, but at least they can't be strangers. I don't know what to do at all. What will I do when I go to the countryside?
At this time, Aunt Ding was also considering whether to let Songbai and others work in the local police station, or directly enter the security department of the factory, so that the children could go to the farm attached to the factory when they grow up.
Even if she could run, she would still have to work on the farm, but at least she was right next to their home. When she had nothing to do, she could go visit them and bring them things.
More importantly, the farm at the car factory at least didn't have those messy things. Yes, after reading these, we could get a better understanding of the experiences of some educated youth in the countryside.
This is something we can still understand. Some educated youth did not write letters to their families after they went to the countryside to work. As for the things that were mailed to them by their families, they were not returned. At first, everyone thought that the children were dissatisfied with their families, so they did not write letters.
Now they all think that there is something fishy going on, but firstly, they have no evidence, and secondly, the journey is long and the place they are going to is quite remote. If a stranger goes there like this, not only can he not rescue his own children, he might even get himself killed.
More importantly, there are many children in the family, and the children who go to the countryside to work as educated youth are usually not the most favorite or valued children by their parents. Not only will they not let their children go to the countryside at all, but even if they do go, they will find ways to get them back.
Whenever Aunt Hao and her friends chat with others and hear someone talking about something related to queue-jumping, they would pay attention to it.
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