That year the flowers bloomed 1981

Chapter 1225: Their generation will not be brainwashed

The day after Li Ye and others arrived in San Francisco, Li Ye quietly called Wu Yan over.

"Old Wu, my wife is coming tomorrow. You can take everyone to have some free time for a few days. If there is anything important, call me. If there is nothing important, don't bother me. Got it?"

As soon as Li Ye finished speaking, he saw Wu Yan looking at him strangely, as if he had seen through his behavior of "using the name of a business trip to do his own private affairs."

Li Ye laughed and scolded, "What's that look in your eyes? I want to take a day off on Sunday, is it your business?"

"No, no, no, that's not what I meant."

Wu Yan's expression changed, and he said with a smile: "Li Ye, you finally look like a factory director now!"

What do you mean? Didn't I look like a factory manager before? "

Li Ye smiled and moved his ankle, ready to kick Wu Yan at any time.

[You guys are so spoiled all day long, don't you think I'm a leader? ]

But Wu Yan then said: "Li Ye, you are the most selfless factory director I have ever seen. To be honest, I used to doubt whether you were a human being. Are you a monster that has turned into a spirit?"

"Fuck you, get out~"

Li Ye made a feint and left a shallow footprint on Wu Yan's pants, scaring the other party so much that he fled in panic.

It's so infuriating. If you don't seek personal gain for yourself, you are not a leader?

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In the afternoon, Li Ye estimated that Wen Leyu and others had already boarded the plane in Beijing, when he suddenly received a call from his mother Fu Guiru.

It turns out that those who came on vacation today were not only Wen Leyu and her two daughters, but also mother Fu Guiru, younger sister Fu Yiru, eldest sister Li Yue and little Duner.

Li Ye subconsciously asked: "Is my father coming?"

Fu Guiru was originally talking to Li Ye in a gentle manner, but after hearing what Li Ye said, she immediately became cold: "Why are you mentioning him when there is nothing wrong? If you want to serve your father, go back to Qingshui County and serve him."

"Well, I was so wrong."

Li Ye originally thought that if Li Kaijian was included, the family would be complete.

But judging from Fu Guiru's tone, one couldn't tell what she was thinking, but at least there was a hint of "getting rid of the father and keeping the son" in her words.

Anyway, a strong woman like Fu Guiru, who has sons, daughters, money and grandchildren, really has the ability to kill the father and keep the son.

Wen Leyu answered the phone and muttered to Li Ye, "You are asking unnecessary questions. Our mother doesn't call us dad because it is for family harmony and to avoid embarrassment at home. Our mother has a big picture."

"Yes, yes, I was wrong."

Li Ye was scolded by both his mother and wife, so he quickly admitted his mistake.

Come to think of it, Li Kaijian has married two wives in his life, and there are some things that are awkward that he can't resolve.

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The next day, when Li Ye, Qu Qingyou and Jiang Shiqi arrived at the airport, they saw Brother Jin and several fellow villagers.

At the beginning, Li Ye asked Li Zhongfa to select suitable personnel, first send them to study English in a class, and then send them overseas to familiarize themselves with the environment. Brother Jin was one of the first people sent to Lighthouse, and he was said to be very capable.

Fu Guiru has made countless achievements in the financial market over the years, and naturally began to pay attention to security work, so Brother Jin came to pick her up at the airport today after receiving a notice from Fu Guiru.

The plane was delayed, which made Li Ye a little anxious, but when he saw Xiao Douer holding Wen Leyu's arm and constantly looking towards the gate, he suddenly felt relieved.

This must be the joy of raising children! The feeling of being connected to a little one by blood is really irreplaceable.

"Dad, dad~"

Xiaodouer also saw Li Ye from a distance, waved his hands excitedly, and greeted Li Ye excitedly.

When they got closer, Xiaodouer threw himself into Li Ye's arms first, mumbling about how much he missed his father during this period.

"Dad, I missed you so much during the days you were gone. I even dreamed about you." "Mom said that if I got all the test papers correct, I could come to the lighthouse to see you. I worked on them for three consecutive days and finally got all the answers correct. And I did them all by myself."

The little girl muttered to herself, not mentioning at all that she came to the lighthouse for horse riding. She just talked about how she did the test paper over and over again under the pressure of her mother in order to be reunited with her father, and finally got all the answers correct.

As for her last sentence, it obviously meant that it was not her brother who helped her this time.

Xiao Baoer, who was unable to help, pitifully grabbed his grandmother Fu Guiru's hand and looked at his father eagerly, feeling aggrieved and self-blaming.

Because when Li Ye said that day, "I don't need to hurt my son, it's good if I don't beat him." Xiao Baoer happened to hear it, and the little boy felt a little afraid of his father.

Li Ye had sharp observation skills and of course saw the grievance in his son's eyes. He quickly reached out and pulled him over, then walked out of the airport holding hands with both of them.

"So it's you two who made us come to the lighthouse this time! Aren't you right, little Baoer?"

"It's no surprise that my brother is right! It's all thanks to me."

"You can't say that. You have to learn from your brother in the future."

Children are the easiest to coax. With just a few words from Li Ye, little Baoer held on to his father's arm tightly and wouldn't let go.

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The group traveled in several cars through the busy streets of San Francisco.

Xiaodouer and Xiaobaoer both leaned on the windows of the car, marveling at the tall buildings outside.

Xiao Dou'er said, "Dad, we also have tall buildings in the capital. There are so many of them here!"

Li Ye said patiently: "Little Dou'er, your parents brought you out to travel so that you can have fun and gain experience.

Remember what it looks like now, and when you come back in a few years, see how much it has changed, and then look at the changes in our capital at the same time, and compare which has changed more."

"Who has changed more? Okay, Dad, I'll remember that."

Xiao Dou'er is still young and does not understand Li Ye's intention, but that does not prevent him from remembering Li Ye's words.

Xiao Baoer didn't say anything, but silently took out a camera and took pictures of the street scene outside the window.

Although this little guy has been taciturn since childhood, he is actually not stupid at all. Wen Leyu is half a photography enthusiast, and the little guy learned to use a camera very early.

As for Xiao Dou'er, she could only pose conceitedly and let her brother take pictures of her.

[Since someone already knows photography, why should I learn it? ]

Wen Leyu, who was sitting in the front row, heard what Li Ye said and asked with a smile, "Why, are you afraid that they will be brainwashed by the evil spirits of the West?"

Li Ye also laughed and said, "It is impossible for this generation of children to be brainwashed, but it is not a bad thing to explain the truth to them first."

"It's impossible for their generation to be brainwashed? You're really confident."

"Of course, I have this confidence."

Although people say that "those born in the 1980s are the lost generation", the facts have proved that this group of children is the generation with stronger national self-esteem.

Compared to those born in the 1960s and 1970s who had to smuggle themselves out of the country, those born in the 1980s and 1990s are more easily "demystified" by the prosperity of the West because they have witnessed the rapid development of the mainland.

Because by the time they grow up, the first-tier cities in the mainland will be no worse than any big cities in the world.

By the time the post-2000s grew up, they had already begun to dislike the outdated infrastructure overseas that had remained unchanged for decades.

Although some colonialists are still advocating that "the gap has not narrowed, but is widening", if you ask them to take a look at the overseas metropolises where sewage is flowing everywhere, and then look at the modern cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, it will be difficult for them to be fascinated by the legendary civilized world like their parents' generation.

Moreover, battle reports may lie, but battle lines will not.

Looking at the increasing number of scientific and technological achievements that have emerged in the mainland in recent years and the constant propaganda overseas that the mainland is "too aggressive", it is proved that this group of young people are the backbone of challenging the world order.

They are no longer as "reserved, introverted and modest" as their parents, but are more confident, domineering and aggressive.

After all, you are powerful now, why should you be humble and reserved?
(End of this chapter)