The man took out a handful of train tickets from his pocket, searched for a while before finding Tong Yiya's ticket, handed it to her and said, "Comrade Tong Yiya, right? This is your train ticket, please take it."

"Okay, thank you comrade," Tong Yiya took it and thanked him, then put the train ticket into the small zipper bag in her shoulder bag.

"No need to thank me. Everyone isn't here yet. You just wait a while. Once everyone is here and the leader has spoken a few words, we'll give you reward items for going to the countryside, and then you can get on the bus and set off." After the man said this to them, he turned around and went to find a train ticket for another boy who had just arrived.

Tong Yiya and Aunt Juan didn't bother them anymore and found a place to put the luggage on the ground and waited.

She took out the water bottle from her bag, used the lid to pour some water for Aunt Juan, handed it to her to drink, and then took a big sip herself.

Aunt Juan looked at the many people standing here and whispered to Tong Yiya, "It seems that there are quite a lot of educated young people going to the countryside. This train must be very crowded. You must pay attention to safety after you get on the train and don't eat food from strangers, okay?"

"I know, don't worry, auntie. I will definitely be careful." Tong Yiya knew that she was very worried, so she could only try her best to make her feel more at ease, so she agreed to everything she said.

The two waited for a while, and more and more people gathered around them. After a while, they heard the crowd suddenly quiet down. Tong Yiya turned her head and saw three men coming to the front of the crowd. Judging from their clothes, they should be leaders.

The voices around her gradually died down, and everyone looked forward. After a while, the leaders began to speak, basically saying that they took the initiative to go to the countryside and actively supported rural construction, and that they were role models for educated youth.

Then a few people were called up. Tong Yiya didn't expect that she would be called up. When Aunt Juan heard her name being called, she quickly took the things in her hand and said, "Hurry up, the leader is calling you, hurry up."

Tong Yiya was very confused, but she still obediently followed the path made by others and walked in front of the leader, who then praised her again.

The people who were called up were either orphans of martyrs or children of people with connections.

Finally, Tong Yiya happily received a big yellow flower and a small hoe with a pattern on it. After waiting for others to tie big red flowers on them, he said a few words that drew applause from the people below before letting them go.

After Tong Yiya went downstairs, she felt very uncomfortable with the envious looks from people around her. She wanted to take off the red cloth flower tied on her chest, but the leader hadn't left yet, so she couldn't take it off in front of everyone.

However, the three people did not talk for long, and let them each take their tickets and board the train. After Tong Yiya and the others disappeared, she hurriedly took out the flowers on her body, opened her handbag and put the flowers in. This was a piece of red cloth, which might be useful in the future, so it might be better to take it with her.

As for the hoe, she took it in her hand. After all, it was something that every educated youth who went to the countryside had, so it was not too conspicuous.

After zipping up her handbag and tying a knot on the zipper, she stood up and said to Aunt Juan, "Okay, Aunt, let's go see which car I'm sitting in."

"Okay, let's go," Aunt Juan said as she picked up the bag and followed Tong Yiya. Fortunately, her carriage was not too far back, so she found it in a short while.

Aunt Juan asked her to go up first and find a seat near the window, and then she would hand the bag to her.

Tong Yiya looked at the crowded crowd at the train door and agreed. She said something to Aunt Juan, then squeezed into the train behind the crowd, hurried into the carriage, found a seat by the window, opened the window, and looked to see where Aunt Juan was.

Turning around, she saw Aunt Juan standing not far away. Tong Yiya waved her hand and shouted, "Aunt, Aunt, I'm here, over here..."

When Aunt Juan heard the sound, she looked around. After a while, she saw her at the window. She hurried over with her bag and handed the handbag in her hand to her first.

Tong Yiya took it and brought it into the train, first placing it on the seat next to her, then turned around and took another bag. She took everything into the train, placed the quilt on the upper shelf, and placed the handbag under her seat.

After she was done, she looked out the window again and saw Aunt Juan was still standing outside. She quickly leaned over the window and said, "Aunt, please go back soon. Don't worry, I will write to you to let you know I am safe when I get there."

"Okay, then you have to be careful," Aunt Juan said with red eyes.

"Okay, I understand. Auntie, you must take care of yourself here. If I have time off in the future, I will come back to see you." Tong Yiya also felt some sadness of parting at this time, and her eyes were slowly filled with tears.

But she didn't want Aunt Juan to see her crying, so she quickly turned around and wiped away her tears. Aunt Juan had actually seen it, and when she turned around, she smiled and said, "Okay, then I'll go back first. Remember to write to me when you get there. If you want to eat anything, also write to me and tell me, and I'll make it and send it to you."

"Okay, I got it. You should go back soon and be careful on the road." Tong Yiya was afraid that the two would be even more sad after the train started, so she hurriedly urged her to go back.

Besides, she had to go back early to boil water for the orphanage. She had already wasted so much time today and couldn't be delayed any longer.

Before she got on the bus, someone had secretly put two dollars and a few food coupons into her pocket. It wasn't a lot, but in their minds, this was all she could take out.

Aunt Juan also nodded and walked away, looking back at her as she walked. Tong Yiya waved her arms and waited until the people were far away before sitting back in her seat. Only after the window was closed did she feel something cool on her face, and when she touched it, it was the tears she had just shed.

She quickly wiped the tears from her face, then leaned back in her chair and closed her eyes to rest for a while. After a while, she felt someone sitting opposite her, so she opened her eyes and took a look.

She saw a boy sitting opposite her, who looked to be about seventeen or eighteen years old, with a pretty face. She took one look at him and quickly looked away.

I looked around and saw that quite a few seats were already occupied in the carriage. This was only the initial stop, and there would definitely be more people getting on at other stops along the way.

After she took a look around, she closed her eyes and pretended to rest for a while. After the train started moving, she fell asleep in the shaking of the train.

Before falling asleep, she asked No. 03 to help keep an eye on her luggage. The man opposite her sat opposite her because he saw that the person sitting there was a young girl who looked young and easy to be deceived, so he sat opposite her.

In the compound, he often used his good looks and sweet words to trick many girls into giving him delicious food, but he didn't expect that the girl just glanced at him and ignored him.

But he was always good at pretending, so he was not in a hurry. He took out the book from his bag and pretended to read it.

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