But some people continued chatting.
Strangers who met by chance chatted about work, career, and marriage, sharing their experiences without reservation.
Gu Wei could faintly hear it.
It felt like a wonderful experience and memory.
When you meet someone you get along with, don't worry too much about the details; just speak freely.
After getting off the bus, everyone went their separate ways, and no one recognized anyone else.
Even if it's just used as a confessional, it's still good.
In modern times, decades from now, such a situation is unlikely to occur again.
Gu Wei gradually drifted off to sleep amidst the rumble of the train, the background noise of conversation, and the snoring of various sizes.
I don't know how long I slept.
With a jolt, the train stopped at a station.
Gu Weicai woke up.
He sat up and looked at the platform outside.
Even in the pitch-black night, there were still quite a few pedestrians carrying large and small bags.
Some people got on the bus, and some people got off.
There were also vendors selling things from windows.
It was bustling with activity.
That night passed by in this way, with people walking and stopping intermittently.
When Gu Wei woke up in the morning, the sun was shining brightly outside; it was a beautiful sunny day.
The black soil that I had seen before has been replaced by yellow soil.
Several unfamiliar faces have also appeared at the nearby shops.
The further south you go, the hotter it gets.
Gu Wei also took off his coat.
Sitting on the chair opposite the lower bunk, I enjoyed the breeze and admired the beautiful scenery rushing past the window.
This trip was very smooth and pleasant.
Gu Wei changed his ticket and got off the train two stops early.
Not only the train conductor was very surprised.
I saw Gu Wei get off the bus early.
Wang Qiqi was clearly also very surprised.
"So you're going to Tiezhou too? Why did you get off the bus early?"
Gu Wei smiled and said, "Yes, I have some urgent business to attend to."
Amidst the watchful eyes of everyone, Gu Wei left the sleeper car.
He walked to the door at the junction of the carriages and waited for the train to stop.
When the train arrived at the station and the doors opened, Gu Wei felt that it was much hotter than he had imagined.
Before even getting off the bus, a wave of heat hit me.
The air still carried that distinctive smell of a train station platform.
Gu Wei wiped the thin layer of sweat from his forehead and strode quickly towards the station exit.
After successfully exiting the station, Gu Wei glanced back at the dilapidated train station.
He looked straight ahead at the street and the various low-rise houses.
I can't help but sigh, it turns out that cities in the 1980s were all pretty much the same.
He hasn't been to any bigger cities yet, and he doesn't know if Beijing or Haicheng are more prosperous.
After he finishes these things, he will definitely take a trip and travel around.
Gu Wei did not linger in front of the station for long.
Because quite a few people have been frequently glancing in his direction.
It's hard to say whether there might be any thieves or petty thieves among them.
Although he didn't have any important valuables with him, he figured it was better to avoid trouble.
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