The Red Era: Starting from a Truck Driver

Chapter 302 True and False Liu Li
There have been many reports of impersonation in later generations, but many of them were not discovered until more than ten years later, when the Internet and information became more developed.

There have been many reports of people not only having their jobs replaced, but also having their university places replaced.

But these are only what has been reported. There are also those that have not been reported. It is impossible that these impostors are only those that have been reported.

Many of them were discovered and the matter was ended by reaching compensation agreements privately.

Jiang Cheng asked Xiangjiang to send an internship invitation letter to Liu Li's school. He himself had no relationship with Liu Li's school and would not ask anything.

Liu Li really has no relatives in Hong Kong. Even if it is Jiang Cheng, Liu Li has always thought that he is just a driver for someone in Shenzhen.

After school that afternoon, Jiang Juan brought Liu Li to her home for dinner.

When Liu Li was at Jiang Cheng's house, she didn't wait for meals like other guests, but took the initiative to help wash the vegetables.

"Liu Li, didn't you say that the school would arrange an internship for you in March? How have you been recently? Has the school arranged any good places for you?" Jiang Cheng did not ask directly about Xiang Jiang's internship, but asked indirectly.

After all, Jiang Cheng still has to conceal his identity. It's impossible for him to say that he can directly arrange for Liu Li to go to Hong Kong for internship.

"Uncle Jiang, the school talked to me and recommended several very good units in our city. I was thinking of coming here and wanted to ask you for help in deciding which unit would be better." Liu Li said happily.

Jiang Cheng felt something was wrong when he heard this. Why was it an internship unit in this city? Did the people in Hong Kong not do the job well? However, considering the speed of the post office in this era, it was normal that it was delayed on the way.

"Liu Li, if you are willing to listen to Uncle Jiang, don't go to those units. Come with me to Shenzhen, and I will arrange a unit for you." Jiang Cheng said to Liu Li.

When Liu Li heard Jiang Cheng ask her to go to Shenzhen, she hesitated. To be honest, her family and relatives were all in Changcheng, and few people were willing to leave their hometown and go to other places.

But because he had connections with Jiang Cheng, he knew that Jiang Cheng took his sister and brother-in-law to Shenzhen to work and made a fortune, with the salary being several times higher than in Changcheng.

Besides, Jiang Cheng was also driving in Shenzhen, so he could naturally take care of her, so she was tempted. However, she couldn't agree to this matter directly, and had to talk to her family first.

In addition to home, you should also say hello to the school.

"Uncle Jiang, I am willing to listen to you, but I have to talk to my family about this and go to school." Liu Li said that after the internship period, she would have to go back to school to get her diploma.

"That's what I should do. After dinner, go back and tell your family. If you are willing to go, you can take my car in the next two days." Jiang Cheng said.

Liu Li nodded, and then ate at Jiang's house with peace of mind.

That evening, Liu Li went home and told her family about the matter. Liu Li's family knew the Jiang family's financial situation. But technical secondary school students were guaranteed jobs, which was a stable job, so they discussed it for a long time.

In the end, Liu Li's parents felt that Jiang Cheng would not cheat their daughter, so they felt relieved to let her follow Jiang Cheng to make a living. The main reason was that Jiang Cheng's status as a car driver was indeed superior in the eyes of many people.

The next day, Liu Li went to school to find her class teacher and said that her relatives were taking her to Shenzhen to work and she no longer needed the school to arrange an internship for her.

Her head teacher was also very happy when she heard that Liu Li's family had arranged a job for her. This meant that she was really unaware of the internship quota in Hong Kong, so there shouldn't be any problems.

However, when I heard Liu Li say that her relatives were taking her to Shenzhen, which is very close to Hong Kong, I was still a little worried.

Two days later, a certain director of education took his daughter Liu Li on a train to Shenzhen. The school certificate was ready, and the exit certificate was also ready.

If Liu Li was not going to Hong Kong for an internship, she would have to prepare some foreign currency. She would have set off long ago.

Jiang Cheng also drove out with his two cousins ​​and Liu Li on the third day. In his opinion, something went wrong, which resulted in Liu Li's school not receiving the internship invitation letter sent by his company in Hong Kong.

But this was a small matter for Jiang Cheng. When he arrived in Shenzhen, he arranged for Liu Li to live with his sister for a few days. He went to Hong Kong and asked the company's people to go to Shenzhen to issue a certificate and take Liu Li to Hong Kong for internship.

Jiang Cheng would not go to Liu Li's school to inquire about such matters, because it would take more time to go to the school to inquire, so it would be more convenient for him to go to Xiangjiang to explain.

It took two days to get to Shenzhen. Jiang Cheng first arranged jobs for his two cousins, and then asked his sister Jiang Yan to arrange a dormitory for Liu Li and take her to the company for meals every day.

Regarding Liu Li's job, Jiang Cheng asked her to wait patiently for about a week and someone would take her to work.

When they arrived in Shenzhen, Jiang Cheng, the old driver, naturally had to take off Zheng Ke's pants.

Different women do have different feelings of freshness.

Zheng Shuang, who is a little over one and a half years old, still needs to be fed. He has just learned to speak a few words and can walk, which is the best time to play.

Jiang Cheng didn't know whether it was because of his strong genes or because he provided his children with good living conditions, but all of his daughters were very fair and cute.

"Jiang Cheng, houses in Changcheng can be bought and sold now, right?" Zheng Ke said as he sat on the sofa leaning against Jiang Cheng.

"Why are you asking this?" Jiang Cheng asked while eating the cut apple.

Zheng Ke peeled the apples and cut them into pieces, which could be eaten directly by pricking them with a toothpick. Jiang Cheng enjoyed the service of women wherever he went. He didn't have much of a patriarchal mentality, but it was cultivated.

"It doesn't matter if I follow you without any status, but what will happen to my daughter Xiaoshuang in the future. Every New Year, you, as a father, are not around. Just buy a house in Changcheng and let my daughter and I live there during the New Year." Zheng Ke said while hugging Jiang Cheng.

Jiang Cheng felt a bit overwhelmed after hearing what Zheng Ke said. He felt that Zheng Ke was a bit nosy. He had been with Shen Li for so many years, but he had never spent a single New Year with her or her children.

But Shen Li was also coaxing her children, telling Jiang Fei and Jiang Yue that Daddy was making a lot of money abroad and couldn't come back for the New Year. The children got used to it and didn't ask much.

Jiang Cheng was so annoyed that he didn't want Zheng Ke and his daughter Zheng Shuang to be too close to Chang Cheng's wife and daughter. But he didn't have the potential to be a scumbag and couldn't say irresponsible words.

Zheng Shuang had eaten lunch and was taking a nap. Jiang Cheng stood up from the sofa and pulled Zheng Ke into the bedroom. In the room, Jiang Cheng gave Zheng Ke a good lesson, discussing what he had just said while teaching him a lesson.

In the end, Zheng Ke gave up the idea of ​​letting Jiang Cheng accompany her daughter during the New Year, because even if they went to Changcheng, Jiang Cheng would only meet them during the day. It was impossible for them to stay together at night. If that happened, her daughter would have more doubts when she grew up.

But this incident also reminded Jiang Cheng that Zheng Shuang was young now, so there was no problem. But what would happen when she grew up? Where was her father's hometown? What did he do? There had to be an explanation.

You can't let Zheng Shuang call Jiang Cheng uncle now and say that she is not Jiang Cheng's daughter. Her father died a long time ago, and Uncle Jiang is here just to take care of her and her daughter out of kindness.

Jiang Cheng also didn't want Zheng Shuang to lack fatherly love, so he had to have an explanation.

"Zheng Ke, let's take our daughter to Hong Kong for a trip next month." Jiang Cheng said to Zheng Ke who was speaking frankly.

"Can we go to Hong Kong?" Zheng Ke asked curiously.

"I have a way to go. I drive for the leader in Hong Kong, so don't worry." Jiang Cheng replied.

Zheng Shuang is still young now, but Jiang Cheng has to prepare for a rainy day. Don't wait until Zheng Shuang grows up and finds out and goes to Changcheng. It's better to let her know from the beginning while she is still young that her father is from Hong Kong.

Jiang Cheng followed the leader of Hong Kong to Shenzhen to drive and met Zheng Ke. Then there was Zheng Shuang. If you want to check, Jiang Cheng can make arrangements for Zheng Shuang to stay in China or Hong Kong in the future.

In order to create this persona, Jiang Cheng even planned to take Zheng Ke to Hong Kong and ask her to keep the secret from Zheng Shuang. When Jiang Cheng returned to Changcheng, he would not tell anyone about this.

Jiang Cheng is very selfish. He would rather Zheng Ke find out that Shen Li and his other children are in Xiangjiang, even if Zheng Ke cannot accept that he has another woman. He does not want Zhou Lingying and his children to find out that he is having an affair.

But Jiang Cheng knew that Shen Li would easily accept that Jiang Cheng had a third woman. Don't ask why, the answer is that she had been in Hong Kong and the world was chaotic enough, so she could accept it.

Moreover, when Jiang Cheng took Zheng Ke and his daughter Zheng Shuang to Hong Kong, he would not easily let them discover Shen Li's existence. However, in Hong Kong, Jiang Cheng had to reveal something, such as having a stable residence.

Zheng Ke, who lives in Shenzhen, has been hearing about Hong Kong for the past two years and wants to see it. However, it is not easy to apply for leaving the country in China now. Thinking that her man Jiang Cheng drives for the leaders in Hong Kong, she thinks he can really do it, so she is willing to travel to Hong Kong.

"Jiang Cheng, do you want more? I have to go to the company to take care of some things later. If you don't go out, my daughter will not be sent to the nursery." Zheng Ke said while lying on Jiang Cheng's chest.

In this era, many urban workers have no way to take care of their children. In the past, state-owned units, especially factories, had their own nurseries and kindergartens.

Some small factories may also have a nursery where children under three years old can be taken care of.

What else do you want? Jiang Cheng is now a middle-aged man. After teaching Zheng Ke a lesson twice in a row, he is a little tired, but he will recover after lying down for a while.

After staying in Shenzhen for three days, Jiang Chengcai set off for Hong Kong.

Because Jiang Cheng is a hands-off boss, unless something major happens in the company, he usually just looks at the financial statements in Hong Kong.

The company's senior management also knew Jiang Cheng's character and would not report to him unless it was a big deal.

Therefore, the company had an additional intern named Liu Li from the mainland, and it was not discovered. After all, the internship invitation letter issued by the company was real. After Liu Li came to Hong Kong, she found the company based on the invitation letter and the certificate issued by the mainland school.

She was just an intern accountant, and her salary during the internship was only two to three thousand. Because the accounting talents of secondary vocational school students in the mainland were definitely not as good as those in Hong Kong, she was assigned to do odd jobs and sort out some data reports. The real statistical work would not be given to Liu Li immediately.

Because no one came to ask how to train Liu Li, the company just used her as a small worker anyway.

But Liu Li, who made her way to Hong Kong and joined the company, was very satisfied. She did some odd jobs every day and could earn more than 2,600 Hong Kong dollars a month, while a formal accountant could earn 4,000 yuan.

There are working meals, staff dormitories, and free coffee at noon. Although Liu Li has never drunk coffee and is not used to it, she thinks it is high-end and can brag to many relatives when she returns to China.

Moreover, Hong Kong is really prosperous, with tall buildings and busy traffic everywhere. Especially some high-ranking people have a pager and drive their own cars to and from get off work.

Liu Li had to find a way to stay. It was not possible to apply for an ID card in Hong Kong now, but if her job was changed, she could apply for a work visa. With a work visa, she could apply for an ID card after a few years if she met the requirements and become a real Hong Konger.

However, Liu Li, who had only been in Hong Kong for a few days, panicked because not long after that, another Liu Li came to the company. She was brought in by the company's top management. It turned out that she was from the same school, the same place, and the same name.

Liu Li was a little confused. The company didn't find anything wrong with her. The key point was that she came to Hong Kong with an invitation letter and a certificate issued by the school. What was the other Liu Li like? How did she come to Hong Kong?

There were even two intern accountants from the mainland who appeared in the company, both with the same name, and they joked about it at the same time. What's more, the other Liu Li also thought so.

The real Liu Li didn't seem to know that the company had sent an invitation letter to the school, but she received special care from the company and was guided by seniors from the beginning.

She taught her many things almost step by step, and it was obvious that her background was not simple, and the company's senior management also made it clear that she was not simple.

The real Liu Li is in Hong Kong, and she is actually confused recently because after she was brought to the city by Uncle Jiang, she was arranged to live in a separate room in a staff building.

At that time, Liu Li thought she would be arranged to intern in that foreign-funded factory, but after waiting for nine days, Jiang Cheng came with a man in a suit, leather shoes and glasses.

After signing a document, Jiang Cheng asked Liu Li to follow the man's arrangements. Later, she registered some information at the immigration office and took a boat directly to Hong Kong.

When Liu Li arrived in Hong Kong, she was told that she would be offered a permanent position after one month of internship. However, she would only work in the company in Hong Kong for more than a year.

Sixteen shopping malls and supermarkets are being planned and built in China, plus the four existing ones. By then, there will be a total of twenty shopping malls and supermarkets. When they are completed, Liu Li will return to China to work.

At that time, she will be directly appointed as an accountant of the domestic head office, and her salary in China will not be less than 5,000. Therefore, she will be trained by the company for more than a year.

(End of this chapter)