When he left the army, he had a private conversation with his old superior.
Although he did not refute what the old leader said at the time, he always maintained a neutral attitude towards the matter.
After all, experiencing such a calamity would be a catastrophe for a country that has only been established for a short time.
Hearing Uncle Tan's words now, it seems that the higher-ups have really started to take action.
Fu Hongxing couldn't help but clench his fist, then loosen it again.
Then, without changing his expression, he said, "Since it's an order from above, I suppose we can't stop it even if we don't want to."
Uncle Tan, you should think carefully about how to properly arrange things for this group of people after they arrive.
I've heard that people in the city are even more troublemakers; the best way to deal with them is to eliminate those troublemakers.
When Tan Dingguo heard Fu Hongxing say this, he nodded. He knew perfectly well what Fu Hongxing was talking about.
However, these people who were brought down from above, under the guise of supporting rural development, are actually doing so.
But who knows if any of these people are difficult to deal with and have powerful connections?
In Xishan Village, he was the village chief, and his word was law in the entire brigade.
But in the eyes of those people, he's just dog shit.
Haven't you noticed how he always looks so apprehensive whenever he goes to the county town for a meeting?
The saying "a higher-ranking official can crush you" is not just a saying.
It wasn't that he didn't have his confidants in the village, nor that he didn't have a son at home. The reason he came to Fu Hongxing to say these things was simply because of Fu Hongxing's relationship with the higher-ups.
He wanted to reassure Fu Hongxing.
Only then could Tan Dingguo confidently decide how to treat the city kids who had been sent to the countryside.
Now that Fu Hongxing said this, Tan Dingguo had a better understanding of the situation.
"They'll probably arrive early next month. The village will need to pick them up. Why don't you come with me?"
Although Tan Dingguo had some idea of what was going on, he still tentatively asked Fu Hongxing.
Fu Hongxing shook his head and replied, "I'm afraid that won't work. The snow will start to melt at the beginning of next month, and the children will all be going to school. I need to take care of the vegetable garden behind the house during my spare time at work, otherwise we won't have any vegetables to eat for a while."
Tan Dingguo was taken aback by his reasoning, but Fu Hongxing was right.
Sending four children to school greatly increased the financial burden on the Fu family.
Fu Hongxing had to go to work, leaving Ning Jing alone at home with two infants to take care of.
All the housework fell on Ning Jing's shoulders.
However, since Fu Hongxing said so, these city kids who went to the countryside probably don't need to worry too much.
As long as they behave themselves, he, as the village chief, can simply turn a blind eye and let them get by!
Ning Jing, who had been sitting in the room with a flushed face, listened to the quiet conversation outside. As she listened, she stopped what she was doing.
She was holding a shoe sole, but she was just staring blankly.
Because she suddenly remembered something, something she seemed to have deliberately forgotten.
However, whether she forgot it unintentionally or Fuqiang deliberately downplayed it remains unknown.
However, from the conversation between Tan Dingguo and Fu Hongxing just now, Ning Jing suddenly realized that something was wrong.
It was as if she vaguely remembered the topic they were discussing.
However, when she first transmigrated here, she remembered Fuqiang saying that this was not the space she used to live in.
It's a parallel world, where many things happen, and the development is different from the space she used to live in.
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