The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 711 Something More Meaningful! (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

After a full academic year, He Fan's academic performance and abilities have improved by leaps and bounds.

High academic pressure and numerous opportunities for practical experience are common among students at Nanhua University.

Once you get through it, you'll be surprised to find that you're completely different from who you were a year ago.

That's true in terms of both professional knowledge and practical skills!
As for perspective, it's naturally incomparable.

The information you receive in university is completely different from the information you receive in high school.

Besides, the focus is different in college and high school, so there's not much to compare.

He Fan felt he had learned quite well!

Based on his usual performance and occasional tests, his grades should be in the upper-middle range of the class.

With such grades, it wouldn't be difficult to find a temporary job during the summer vacation with a monthly salary of over one hundred and decent benefits, either through school connections or by going directly outside.

He originally didn't want to go back to his hometown and planned to do a summer job in Nanhua.

Earning over two hundred yuan over the summer vacation can be very useful, whether for personal use or sent home.

However, a popular movie he watched not long ago changed his mind, as did that of many of his fellow villagers and classmates.

Well, since the winter break, I've met a lot of fellow townsmen and classmates back in my hometown. When I returned to Nanhua, we naturally formed a hometown association.

Normally, everyone is busy with their studies and communicates through letters. Unless it's an emergency, they are reluctant to waste money on phone calls.

Originally, several classmates from the same hometown who lived nearby planned to work together during the summer vacation.

In Nanhua, people from all over China come here, and they all speak standard Mandarin, so there is no language problem at all.

With foreign trade with Russia and Eastern Europe, as well as business revenue from Hong Kong Island, South China can focus on rapid and secure development.

In addition, the country had only been established for a short time, and the positive and enterprising spirit was still there, so everything was thriving.

It must be said that Wu Aiguo's forceful promotion of nationwide martial arts training played a significant role, acting as a catalyst.

Just as school was about to end for the holidays, a movie based on Wu Aiguo's personal experience was suddenly released and became a hit, influencing the thoughts of many people.

The Third Polytechnic University has its own cinema, and students get discounts on movie tickets. He Fan and his classmates naturally went to see the movie as soon as possible.

After watching it, I was deeply moved and couldn't calm down for a long time.

Well, this movie can be considered an inspirational film.

There aren't many dramatic events; it simply describes in detail some of Wu Aiguo's experiences in the capital.

Even so, because the film's pacing is excellent, the story is closely related to the times, and it is based on real events, it is quite captivating.

Through the film, audiences learned that Comrade Wu Aiguo's childhood was not a happy one.

Logically speaking, the stepmother Zhang Li should be a villain.

However, the film did not depict it that way; it simply used cinematic language to calmly portray the true situation at the time.

She's a stepmother after all!
As long as there's no abuse, as long as they're fed, and their stepson can study and grow up peacefully, that's already considered good enough.

She does have her own children, after all; she can't possibly treat them all equally.

Of course, while the audience may understand, they can't really like her, mainly because she's too attached to her family.

Everything changed after Comrade Wu Aiguo graduated from high school. The previous descriptions of his life have been glossed over; the real highlights are about to appear, and Comrade Wu Aiguo begins to show his talent.

While waiting for their high school diplomas, the neighborhood needed to provide employment for unemployed people and planned to establish a street factory to solve this problem, and that's when the opportunity arose.

No one could have imagined that the famous Gulou Factory in Beijing was established at the instigation of Comrade Wu Aiguo.

At that time, Wu Aiguo's father, Wu Zhi, was also very unhappy at the factory.

What's rare is that the film's portrayal of Wu Zhi is quite realistic, without glorifying or vilifying him. This was a decision made by Wu Aiguo after personally consulting with the old man.

So what if he acted like a stepfather during Wu Aiguo's childhood? As long as he corrected his behavior later, it's fine.

The most exciting part of the movie is when Gulou Factory was established, launched a series of popular products, and then grew into a major force, becoming the pride of the neighborhood.

This is only the first part; it is said that the second part is already in the works.

After watching the movie, besides marveling at how truly Comrade Wu Aiguo was, what touched He Fan the most was Comrade Wu Aiguo's eagerness to help his hometown as soon as the Gulou Factory began to show promise.

He saw a documentary filmed after the movie on television.

The documentary included a detailed report on Wujia Village, the hometown of Comrade Wu Aiguo, located in the Yanbei Mountains.

At that time, Wujia Village was the most famous and wealthy village in the area.

With the help of the purchase orders from Gulou Factory, Wujia Village gained a stable source of income.

Then, under the guidance of Comrade Wu Aiguo, the village vigorously developed the processing of agricultural and sideline products, which made the village's income increase year by year.

Seeing the documentary about Wujia Village, where every household has a two- or three-story villa, the roads are smooth and well-planned, and schools, clinics and shops are all available, He Fan couldn't help but feel envious.

With his knowledge, he could easily see that the agricultural and sideline product processing in Wujia Village was indeed quite rudimentary.

The production of vermicelli, which involves a combination of animal power and manual labor, as well as the production of canned goods, which is far from advanced, and the production of various mountain fruit snacks, are not particularly remarkable techniques.

Ironically, it was precisely because of these things that Wujia Village became a well-known wealthy village in the area.

He Fan thought to himself that if he could replicate the development model of Wujia Village in his hometown, there would be no problem with the technology.

He alone could solve everything.

If all else fails, there are other classmates at Nanhua University who can help, right?

The only question to consider is how to sell it.

But this is actually not a big deal.

The river near my hometown is a tributary of one of the major rivers in Hunan Province, which allows goods to be transported out by riverboat.

In addition, the supply and marketing cooperatives, which were still very popular at the time, were also a good channel for distributing goods; it all depended on how they were managed.

The more he thought about it, the more excited he became, and he felt he should do something.

Then, feeling that writing letters and contacting fellow villagers and classmates was too slow, he disregarded his reluctance and made several phone calls, immediately receiving responses and support from many fellow villagers and classmates.

Some even rushed to the town where He Fan's university was located, and talked with him late into the night, becoming more and more excited as they talked.

Therefore, He Fan, who had the ideal of helping his hometown get rich, changed his mind about working a summer job. He wanted to return to his hometown as soon as possible to do something more meaningful.

(End of this chapter)