"Well, whatever this is, Ann, I want to know how you can get back to work?" Jonah asked angrily.
Damn Chinese people, they dared to play tricks on him just because he had made a little contribution.
He still remembers the days when the other party treated him as his best friend and would treat him to a meal as soon as he got his salary. At that time, the other party always took care of his feelings. When did it become his turn to praise the other party?
Could it be that she knew his true identity and was deliberately teasing him?
Impossible. He admitted that the other party had talent in scientific research, otherwise he would not have sent a special agent to approach him, but it was impossible for him to discover his identity.
"I complete my daily work." An Jingzhi said.
"But I heard that you haven't expressed your opinions for a long time."
An Jingzhi propped up his chin with one hand and said, "I have completed my job, which proves that I have not neglected my duty. As for my opinion."
He tapped his head with his free hand. "My mind is full of homesickness. How can I think? If I can't think, then naturally I have no opinions."
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"He probably just wanted to experience the atmosphere of the Chinese New Year. He's been celebrating it every year since he was a child, so that's probably the reason."
"I've asked around in Chinatown, and I'm sure I can get him to work on his own initiative this time."
After Jonah made a promise with his superiors, he began to purchase various things needed for the Chinese Spring Festival.
He went to Chinatown and finally bought everything he needed.
In order to make the atmosphere more intense, he also bought couplets from the surrounding neighbors and took the initiative to go to their homes to help them put them up.
Most people agreed, and the few who disagreed were forced to agree.
When An Jingzhi went out, he found a pair of Spring Festival couplets posted on the door. It seemed that several families around him, including the one living opposite him, also posted Spring Festival couplets.
There is also a big "Fu" on the door.
There are a bunch of paper cuttings pasted on the windows outside the door.
He said that the light seemed a little dim today.
Jonah walked over with a smug look on his face. "How's it going, Ann? As your best friend, I understand how you feel. This is what I arranged yesterday. Are you satisfied?"
He pointed at the paper cutouts on the window. "You mean I'd be satisfied if you sealed up all my windows so the sunlight couldn't get in?"
Jonah was confused. "Is there a problem?"
He asked and learned that paper-cutting is only done on certain special holidays, but also during the Spring Festival, and the more you stick on paper, the more festive it is.
"That's a problem!" An Jingzhi said, "It's not true that the more paper-cuts you put on, the better! Jonah, you've made my already bad mood even worse!"
After saying that, he strode forward, ignoring Jonah's calls behind him.
When Jonah learned about the Chinese paper-cutting customs, he was so angry that he jumped up and down.
"Damn it! That bastard must have been trying to trick me into buying more paper cuts so he could spread this misconception to me! The more shitty things you put on, the better off you'll be!"
When he returned to the original place and wanted to cause trouble for the other party, he found that the other party's stall had disappeared long ago.
Without thinking, he decided to use his connections to find the man, but before he could do anything, he received a call from his boss.
"How on earth did you do that, you idiot? Didn't you promise me that he would be able to work on his own initiative today?"
"I just received the news that he asked for leave!"
"So you didn't do what you promised me yesterday, and you even made An Jingzhi unwilling to go to the lab!"
"Boss, let me explain..."
"Fuck! Now listen to my explanation. I don't care what method you use. Three days, no, just one day! If you can't get him back to work tomorrow, then be prepared to accept the punishment!"
After saying that, the person on the other end hung up the phone, and Jonah stood there in a daze.
He knew that An Jingzhi's identity was very important, and he also knew that he had made many contributions in the laboratory.
But I didn't expect that the other party's importance has risen to this level!
When we initially sent him here to complete the mission, we were just trying to induce him to stay, and after he completed it, we didn't give him any specific mission.
It just requires him to maintain his current identity, make friends with the other party, and find out who is around the other party.
"It's over, I have to go and deal with this bastard."
Although the original owner's identity was important, it was not important enough to require someone to keep an eye on him.
Previously, he solved a difficult problem in the laboratory, but was only offered a professorship and a bonus.
What really caught the other party's attention was An Jingzhi's article on the solution to cylinder airtightness.
That was something An Jingzhi deliberately leaked to set up the conspiracy.
If he wants to clear the name of the original owner and return home with honors, he must attract enough attention in the United States so that he can enter more secret research institutes.
In this way, the information he brought out could be traced back to its source.
He is not the only Chinese teacher at Husson University.
There is another person whose notoriety in the country is incomparable to the original owner.
Yang Ting'an was a domestic scientific researcher who voluntarily defected to the United States after being contacted by American spies.
Currently, he is considered a colleague of An Jingzhi, but he has a very bad reputation in school and his popularity is even worse than that of the original owner.
In the original owner's memory, Yang Ting'an almost always kept to himself and didn't interact with anyone.
He would just be perfunctory in class as much as possible. After covering what he was supposed to say, he was unwilling to say a single word more.
He didn't even answer the students' questions.
But if the person asking the question is a Chinese student studying abroad, he or she may only answer a few questions.
But based on his reputation in the country, even if he takes better care of Chinese students, those people will not think well of him.
Students from the United States and other countries who were treated differently naturally didn't like him either.
It seems that the other person spends all his time in the library except for attending classes.
An Jingzhi from the Steam Catapult R&D Laboratory had also met him.
He is a very introverted and silent person, but he does not always stand in the corner with his head down. Instead, he uses his eyes and ears to see and hear as much as possible.
They say the other party has no ability, but he was able to enter this research institute based on his strength. They say he is capable, but he has never put forward any substantive suggestions.
An Jingzhi understood after observing for a while.
Unlike the original owner, a traitor who was corrupted by sugar-coated bullets, the other party is a true warrior who endures humiliation and bears heavy burdens.
If he wanted to enter the research institute, he had to show his ability, but he didn't want his efforts to help the enemy develop weapons to attack his country, so he tried not to take the initiative.
"Professor Yang." Two people were walking towards each other at the library entrance. An Jingzhi took the initiative to greet him, but the other party acted as if he didn't hear him.
When passing by An Jing, he clearly heard the other party's cold snort, which was full of disdain and contempt.
"This old man." An Jingzhi touched his nose and didn't care.
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