Seeing those people who wanted to pay her to take photos, Li Nanxing of course refused. She was too lazy to take photos for others just to make a few dollars.
As a result, when Li Nanxing heard that the other party was planning to take photos in front of the newly opened Chinese Embassy, he turned around and agreed without hesitation!
We are not here to make money, but to increase the popularity of our embassy, so come and take photos!
Looking at this group of Americans happily making "V" signs in front of the gate of the Chinese Embassy, Li Nanxing would be very happy even if he only earned 3 yuan for each photo.
Zhang Luyao, Gu Weiliang, Su Qingqing and others who were standing on the outskirts of the crowd, of course, also saw Li Nanxing taking pictures of people in the crowd.
Zhang Luyao was surprised to see Li Nanxing here. They had lost contact for more than a year. In that era, there were no mobile phones and letters could not be sent. Even if they were both in the United States, it would not be easy to get in touch again.
However, Zhang Luyao felt that Li Nanxing would not miss the opening of the embassy this year, and she would definitely come on that day.
Sure enough, Li Nanxing was still so easy to find in the crowd!
After all, no one else would go around soliciting customers to take photos and make money on the opening day of someone else's embassy!
Compared to Zhang Luyao who was certain that Li Nanxing would come to the United States to study, Gu Weiliang and Su Qingqing were very surprised to see Li Nanxing in the United States!
The novel asks Zhang Luyao: "Is that Xu Nanxing?"
"Why would she come to America? I thought..."
Back then, Li Nanxing only explained everything to Zhang Luyao, and then he took the two children, Xiaotian and Xiaoyu, in the yard and ran away to Taiwan!
Zhang Luyao waited for Li Nanxing to leave without making it public. The main reason was that Li Nanxing was in a freelance position and just signed in every morning. No one could control her except Zhang Luyao, so many people didn't pay much attention to when Li Nanxing left.
As time went by, even if someone came to Zhang Luyao to ask about Li Nanxing's whereabouts, she would only help to cover it up with vague answers. In this way, more than a month passed before the villagers discovered that no one lived in the Ye family courtyard. Not only was a female educated youth living there missing, but even the two children of the Ye family were missing. The village chief was a little anxious and quickly called Ye Beichen's army to inform them. After the call, the village chief learned that Ye Beichen had actually been demobilized a long time ago, but there was no news at all in the village.
Because they couldn't find the person for a long time, and the Northeast is vast and sparsely populated, and with underdeveloped communications, it was very difficult to find someone, so the village had no choice but to let the matter go.
I just hope nothing unexpected happens to them!
When someone goes missing, most people in the village don't say anything bad. When someone is killed, most people still have empathy and are afraid that the other person is really in danger.
Of course, there were also those with bad intentions who thought it would be better if these people died, because in that case, the Ye family's small courtyard would become an ownerless house. For families with many children and not enough rooms at home, encountering such an ownerless house, their minds immediately started working. Some people even went to find the village chief and asked if they could move to the Ye family since there was no one left.
The new village chief was a relatively fair person and immediately rejected these people's proposals. After all, the second son of the Ye family was only demobilized, not sacrificed, and he might come back one day.
Although the second son of the Ye family has been demobilized and is no longer serving in the army, he is still a veteran. We can't wait for him to come back and have his house occupied by others!
So what happened to their village?
The village chief can't afford to lose this person!
So the village chief immediately said that the Ye family’s house was now empty and the village could rent it out. Anyone who wanted to move in had to pay rent to the village committee every month for safekeeping. When someone from the Ye family came back, the house would be returned to the Ye family. The villagers were not allowed to have any bad ideas!
Because of the village chief's words, fewer people had their eyes on the Ye family's house. Many people were indeed afraid that one day Ye Lao Er would come back and see that their house had been occupied by someone. He would start fighting without saying a word. That would be terrible. The person had been a soldier and had received training in the army. How could they, who were just digging for food in the dirt, be able to defeat him? Therefore, no one continued to have the idea of occupying the Ye family's house.
In the end, Zhang Luyao invited Su Qingqing, Chen Jiaxin and others to come and live with them, and only then were all the Ye family's houses rented out.
In fact, when Su Qingqing went to the countryside, she had a good relationship with Li Nanxing. When she learned that Xu Nanxing was missing, she was very worried about him.
It’s really hard to say what will happen to a young girl who disappears in the countryside where she has no relatives!
Many bad things like this have happened among young female educated youth, and many female educated youth who went to the countryside would be very careful not to be left alone.
When other female educated youth learned that a female educated youth was missing or had been harmed, they would actually feel sympathy and empathize with her.
So Su Qingqing was very worried about Li Nanxing at that time, fearing that he had encountered something terrible. But later Su Qingqing observed that Zhang Luyao, who had a very good relationship with Li Nanxing, was not worried about his whereabouts at all. Su Qingqing slowly came to her senses and thought that Xu Nanxing might have left on his own.
At that time, many educated youth ran away because life in the countryside was too difficult. Some of them sneaked back to their hometowns to rely on their parents for food, or did odd jobs to earn a little money to live. Of course, more of them smuggled themselves south to Hong Kong!
In the south, it was not only the educated youth who could not make a living, but also many people from rural areas who fled to Hong Kong as families, and even entire villages fled together!
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