Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1482: Abundant Martial Arts
The elders all had everything that Han Li could give away openly, but he couldn't just take nothing away just because they had everything.

Therefore, Han Li took out some fruits bought from Hong Kong from the decomposition space on the way, such as durian, mango, jackfruit, and mango.

According to the number of people including Mr. Liu, Mr. Li, Mr. Guan, Mr. Song, Mr. Hou and Mr. Zhang, they divided them into six equal parts and packed them into six large cardboard boxes.

It is quite difficult for ordinary people to bring these things from Hong Kong to New Beijing.

Moreover, if most people are able to go out for a trip, when they come back they would like to bring back all their luggage and make them rare items that are not available in the country.

Therefore, although the southern fruits that Han Li took out were not of high value, they were definitely gifts that could reflect his nature and intentions.

Of course, everyone has a distinction between close and distant people in their hearts.

For this purpose, Han Li specially prepared a gift for Mr. Liu. Of course, it was not an expensive thing, but it served the purpose of distinction.

There were also gifts for Gong Jianglong, a total of eight cardboard boxes of various sizes.

There were three cardboard boxes on each side of the bicycle's rear seat, and each box was separated from the wheel by a wooden stick. Directly above were two extra cardboard boxes for Mr. Liu and Gong Jianglong, making Han Li look like a deliveryman.

This is because the 28-inch bicycle is strong and durable, and people of this era understand the proper bundling.

This seemingly simple operation can be done by rural children born in the 80s and 85s, even if they have no experience doing it themselves. However, they have seen their parents do it, and they can follow their parents' example even if it is heavy after being tied.

But if it were people born in the 90s or 00s, they would probably just be spinning in circles, and would most likely be taken away by a taxi.

To get back to the point, this time Han Li was treated the same way as before when he arrived at the gate: he intercepted, questioned, and waited for Gong Jianglong to come out and take him in.

"Brother Han, when did you come back?"

"After I came back, I took some time to relax at home and came here. How is Mr. Liu doing recently?"

Gong Jianglong: "Mr. Liu's habits are the same as before. He trains his dog, plays with birds, plays chess, and listens to opera every morning. He only goes to meetings when he can't refuse. Most of the time he still doesn't like to go out."

Han Li asked Gong Jianglong to push the bicycle in front. He untied the rope at the back, took out the top cardboard box, tied it up again, took over Gong Jianglong's handlebars, and pointed at the box and said.

"These are some small gadgets I brought back from Hong Kong for my brother. Don't move them into the house later."

If this was a gift from an ordinary person, Gong Jianglong would definitely not accept it, but from Han Li's side, not only was he okay with it, he even smiled and said so.

"Then I won't be polite to Brother Han."

In fact, apart from some fruits, Han Li gave Gong Jianglong a wallet, a belt, and fifteen books including "Flying Snow and Shooting White Deer", "Laughing Book and Hero Leaning on Green Mandarin Duck", and a copy of "The Sword of Yue Girl".

Han Li racked his brains to think of gifts to bring for everyone when he came back this time. First of all, he must not bring anything prohibited, nor anything that is too expensive or luxurious.

All gifts must be reasonable and compliant and in line with one's own salary income. The most important thing is that the other party will not feel too much psychological burden when receiving it and will still remember your friendship.

After thinking it over, Han Li chose this set of martial arts novels written by Mr. Jin.

Although this martial arts book from Hong Kong is a bit on the borderline, it is not serious enough. Moreover, giving books as a gift is more in line with Han Li's status and his salary level.

At that time, Han Li himself didn't know how many copies he needed to buy to give away. The stock in each bookstore in Hong Kong was not much, so he cleared out two bookstores before he felt it was enough. Facts have proved that this kind of martial arts novel is definitely more attractive and tempting to men in China than most items.

This can be confirmed by Han's father, the master, and Yu Daqiang's childhood friends. They were all attracted to it as soon as they started.

Han Li and Gong Jianglong chatted and laughed as they came to Old Liu, who was currently training dogs in the backyard with Old Li, Old Guan, Old Song, Old Hou, and Old Zhang.

When the old guys saw Han Li coming, they basically all laughed and made jokes.

Mr. Liu: “I’m back.”

Mr. Guan: "Han boy, how is it in Hong Kong?
Mr. Hou: "They say that there is a life of feasting and revelry over there. I don't believe what they say. Tell me what the situation is like."

Mr. Zhang: "What's going on? After being ruled by foreign devils for so many years, it's great that you still remember your roots."

Old Song: "Humph, if you really want to forget your ancestors, I'd rather have a talk with England next year. Now there are many people clamoring to make meritorious deeds."

What Mr. Song said was immediately recognized by everyone present, and some even gave a time limit on how long it would take to occupy the entire territory of Hong Kong.

Even though Han Li knew that such a thing would never happen, these words still made his blood boil.

In fact, Han Li didn't understand this question at all in his previous life. He didn't understand that with the martial virtue of our country at that time, it would be easy to take back Hong Kong. Why did we have to wait until the lease expired?

However, Han Li has experienced too much in this life, seen too much, and come into contact with different things, so he thinks of more things.

This is not a question of whether one can afford to fight or dare to fight, but should be the result of weighing the pros and cons.

According to Han Li's observations and calculations over the years, the country wants to catch up in people's livelihood and science and technology.

To make up for the gap that has lagged behind other countries since the previous pseudo-dynasty, to ensure that everyone can have enough food and clothing, and to have the army no longer use the three-three system tactics when charging, but instead cover with artillery fire first.

This process not only takes time, but most importantly, it requires a stable environment, sufficient talents, advanced technology, sufficient cash, etc.

The fastest way to catch up with the opponent is to learn from him, learn from his strengths and make up for his weaknesses, and use the barbarians to defeat the barbarians. This is the fastest way and the best shortcut.

However, our relationship with the Russians has not eased, so don't expect to learn anything from them.

England, one of the old empires, has begun to decline.

However, it is undeniable that England's influence in Europe and America has not decreased much. Rich people in many countries, including the United States, are proud to obtain English titles. In particular, the royal families of many countries in the Western Continent are relatives of the English royal family.

If Hong Kong and England were to confront each other head-on, this channel for overtaking would be largely closed due to the influence and pressure of the other side, which is not in line with long-term planning.

Moreover, the country now needs Hong Kong as a springboard to drive the development of those special administrative regions, thereby earning more foreign exchange, allowing the country to send more students abroad, introduce more advanced equipment, and purchase more food.

Therefore, for the time being, we cannot use force against Hong Kong, a tiny piece of land that seems to be able to be taken back with a wave of the hand.

Of course, these are Han Li’s own judgments. He doesn’t know if this is the reason, because there are many people who are more far-sighted and smarter than him working hard for this.

However, Han Li knew about the mess that someone in Xiangjiang had made later, so when the elders finished speaking, he considered it for a while and said:
(End of this chapter)