Chapter 57: Dreams (15)

(15) The youngest retired cadre in China

Friends are strange, it's time to go out to play during the National Day holiday, how can you still write?

How do you know that I can't help it, Mr. Pei is at home, I can't watch Korean dramas, and he assisted my mother-in-law to take care of the housework, brewing tea and bringing it to the table, bent on seeing how I coded words. Of course, I stipulate that I can only see from a distance and not see closely, and I will publish it indiscriminately after the fight, in order to achieve the effect that the wood is already in the boat and there is no need to say more. Anyway, he can't think of it when he sharpens his head, haha!

Therefore, you must not look for peers when you get married, the so-called interlacing is like a mountain, no matter how you blow, you can cause worship.

At first, I thought that Mr. Pei was doing some kind of high-tech work, but later a friend's secondary school child also did it, and I realized that as long as I could understand some English manuals on the computer, it would be fine!

Every year's long holiday is the same, and the movie tickets and visit tickets sent by old classmates and colleagues are used as soon as they are used, and they never increase the burden on the railway and civil aviation departments. However, if you want to write a travelogue, you can rely on the TV pictures in your memory to see the truth more than the people who have actually been there, that is, the truth and the truth.

In retrospect, it was all the result of training by three teachers Wang at the Youth Times of the Sichuan Youth League Provincial Committee from 1983 to 1989. During the time they trained me to imagine the work of the country's leaders in the office, my dreams were full of the office scenes of the late world-famous leaders, and Lenin alone dreamed several times (it is said that yesterday a person with the screen name "Lenin" came to my space).

Actually, I was taught by my father to learn from the teacher just like an apprentice in the old society who worked for a few years in vain. So, as soon as I arrived at the newspaper office, I swept the floor, fetched water, wiped the table, registered the daily manuscripts, primary selection, classification, and binding...... When I go out to interview, I'm just a good handyman with a bag of words--I don't want any pay! I spend most of my Sundays and winter and summer vacations there.

When I graduated, under the recommendation and guidance of one teacher after another, I was quite familiar with the work of newspapers, magazines and publishing houses, but the only person who returned to my hometown was the Radio and Television Bureau. It also soon began the three-in-one work of collecting, editing and broadcasting for more than 15 hours a day.

Today's primary and secondary school students are tired enough every day, but they don't know what they want to do in the future; today's college students seem to always have some scandals about cohabitation and support, and they seem to be very anxious for quick success, and it is not ambiguous that they will be paid for being a tutor. In fact, you consolidate your knowledge from students, and you can learn more practical skills from students' parents, even if you don't need a penny, you still earn. But no one would agree with me.

If I sue you, I got my Chinese national cadre retirement certificate at the age of 32. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the prefecture, it was commended as representing the highest achievement of literary creation in the prefecture. raised the children with his own hands, covered the living expenses of his in-laws, assisted the sisters on both sides, funded the education of his younger generations, and saved enough assets for the second half of his life to cope with inflation, without any debts. All of this qiē is the result of doing a good job as an apprentice and working hard to study wholeheartedly, would you object?

It is said that the first student in our university class to become a deputy county magistrate would bring souvenirs to his teacher every time he returned to school. The other students suddenly sighed: We didn't even think of doing this at that time!

A small step ahead when you are a student is a big step ahead in your future career!

May my children understand this and live up to the pride I spread yesterday about the wonderful work that a mother has dedicated to the world!