Siheyuan: Rebirth of a comfortable life starts with Shazhu

What He Yuzhu said is actually the mainstream of today's society.

The elderly advocate self-reliance because they know that if you rely on mountains, the mountains will collapse; if you rely on water, the water will dry up; only by relying on oneself can you have enough food and clothing.

You are out of food at home, so you think of borrowing a bowl of rice from your rich neighbor to get through the day, and then pay him back tomorrow after earning money from work.

But the rich neighbor not only wants to take advantage of the opportunity to seize the two acres of thin land passed down from your ancestors, which is the basis for the survival of your family.

They even want to control the brains of your entire family, and make your descendants serve as slaves for the rich. Guarding their homes, working hard for them, and then pointing at your nose and scolding you ~ "A beast is a beast..."····

This is the true face of the so-called charity of most foundations in today's mainstream society.

So we can't rely on anything else except self-reliance.

The two of them shared a bottle of Erguotou, He Yuzhu drank about six taels and Comrade Chang drank a little less.

He Yuzhu originally wanted to open a jar of the same type of Fenjiu as the one used in the founding of the country to entertain the person opposite him, but it was obvious that the other person also knew the rarity of the wine and prevented He Yuzhu from wasting it.

Comrade Chang also said that if He Yuzhu liked this old wine, he had a few bottles that he could give to He Yuzhu.

When He Yuzhu tried to be polite again, Comrade Chang waved his hand and said, "To be honest with you, I will be transferred out to work soon.

So it would be a waste to keep that wine with me.

It is better to give it to a friend who understands it, so that it can be regarded as finding a good home. '

"So what do you think is Ms. Lou's real idea in setting up this charity fund?" After the wine was finished, Comrade Chang told He Yuzhu his true intention.

To put it bluntly, "we" have suffered losses in this regard, so it is understandable that we are more vigilant.

“Self-protection, fame, and Ms. Lou should be optimistic about us in the long run.

So she cherishes this friendship.

Moreover, she still considered herself a descendant of Yan and Huang after all." He Yuzhu narrowed his drunken eyes, but the words he spoke were quite clear.

It was time to reveal the real purpose.

Of course, this word may not be appropriate in this place, but that's roughly the meaning.

The wine was served, and Comrade Chang wanted to ask He Yuzhu a few honest questions, and He Yuzhu just told him the truth, that's all.

Comrade Chang nodded and smiled. He stood up and stretched out his hand to He Yuzhu. The two shook hands and shook them twice.

Comrade Chang smiled and said, “Comrade He Yuzhu, I hope we can all stay true to our original aspirations.

Let's make our country better and better.

What a pity, I have to go out soon, otherwise I would really like to drink with you a few more times and talk over wine, what a joy!"

He Yuzhu did not ask Comrade Chang where he was going, but pointed at the jar of old wine on the bookshelf that he had just brought out and said with a smile: "Then I wish you a smooth journey and success.

When you come back, we will find a chance to share the jar of wine, and we won’t leave until we are drunk.”

"Hahaha,...Okay, it's a deal." This time, Comrade Chang and He Yuzhu shook hands firmly, then got up and left.

He Yuzhu watched Comrade Chang leave his yard and walk out of the dim alley. The light of car lights was bright, like a new world.

He Yuzhu didn't ask Comrade Chang where he was going, not because he was aware of confidentiality, but because he knew.

In the past, the resumes of various important figures were always the topic of conversation among the common people in the city.

Like this one, he is about to go to the big family meeting place.

This also shows that the elderly have foresight.

Let the young and promising people go out and see the outside world, so that they can better deal with the foreigners in the future.

Comrade Chang and others have lived up to the trust of the previous generation and have given our troubled country a new life in their hands.

Not long after Comrade Chang talked with He Yuzhu, a certain society in Hong Kong Island accepted aid from the Ho Foundation on behalf of the city, with the first instalment of HK$200,000.

This is certainly not a lot in later generations, but in this era, it is possible to build hundreds of primary schools in remote mountainous areas.

Of course, this amount of money is far from enough just to build and put it into full use.

But now in some places, all they lack is a school building and a few dormitories.

The vast majority of teachers teaching in rural areas are not on the payroll.

I can do both teaching and farm work.

This time, with the cooperation of both parties, this matter ended perfectly.

The key point is that Lou Xiao'e set an example for later donations to charities.

In other words, they only care about donating money and supervising, and don't care about anything else.

This made it very difficult for many foreign charity foundations that wanted to do something bad to us in the name of charity.

They donated money with the intention of getting involved in local affairs.

As a result, "our" contact person said that there was no precedent and brought up the donation process of Lou Xiao'e, leaving those with ulterior motives helpless.

This was also something He Yuzhu had not expected.

Hong Kong Island,

Lou Xiao'e posted the receipts of her donations to the local area over the years. Suddenly, those who mocked Lou Xiao'e for only caring about the mainland and ignoring the poor people in Hong Kong Island were slapped in the face.

This time, Lou Xiao'e only donated about 200,000 yuan to Sijiu City.

But she has been in Hong Kong for more than ten years, and the money she and her daughter have donated has already reached several million.

Of course, ordinary people are not aware of this either. Some of the donations
Lou Xiao'e and her daughter also wanted tax exemption.

Other donations are tickets to enter certain small circles.

Just like in the past two years, there have been a series of natural disasters in Taiwan, although the damage was not serious.

But Hong Kong Island has also held several donation dinners.

Lou Xiao'e received tens of thousands of dollars every time, which made the media representing Wanwan feel very embarrassed.

It was at this time that someone dug up the article that "Yuan Yuan Zhi Min" had published some time ago.

For a while, it caused a small craze.

Friends in the media are all trying to figure out who this "Yuan Yuan Zhi Min" is. Some major newspapers have even posted a missing person notice, inviting the "Yuan Yuan Zhi Min" to write a column in their newspapers.

At this time, He Yuan was biting her pencil with a distressed look on her face, her eyes rolled up, and her two little feet were swinging under the table.

There's no way around it. No matter how great a writer is, he still needs to take midterm exams.

The high school that He Yuan attends is considered an elite school in Hong Kong Island.

~St. Paul's Co-educational College.

He Yuan really couldn't get high scores in some subjects, which made her depressed.

For subjects like English and Chinese, He Yuan naturally has no problem with them.

He Yuan can also keep up with the math.

But St. Paul's is a church college where there is biblical knowledge.

How could He Yuan, a good boy from Singapore who had been taught atheism since childhood, learn this?

Fortunately, He Yuan is well-known in the comics industry, and her recommender is also a celebrity in Hong Kong Island. Otherwise, He Yuan might not even be able to get in. (End of this chapter)