After the frail beauty went to the countryside, she went crazy with scientific research.

Chapter 304, Episode 0325: Don't forget the well-digger when you drink the water.

Neither Leng Zhi nor Lao Zheng knew the specific arrangements from above, only that the higher-ups acted swiftly. A year after Lin Yuexi returned to Beijing, the tower that had always stood tall in the hearts of the soldiers collapsed!
Pulling out peanuts and strung them together, it was said that during that period, Beijing was so tense that the streets were almost deserted, and the atmosphere was even more oppressive than when the committee was arrogant a few years ago.

However, in less than two months, the entire country of China underwent earth-shattering changes.

New policies were issued one after another.

With the advent of a free economy, educated youth returned to the cities, and those who had been sent down to the countryside were rehabilitated one after another.

What should make the people take to the streets to cheer the most is that the committee has been abolished, and all former committee members are being jointly investigated by the military and police, which is essentially a purge.

These are major events, but there are many other changes that are minor compared to these major events.

For example, changes in staffing and departmental structure.

The gloom seemed to have dissipated all at once, and everything was changing for the better.

These events, one after another, have changed so rapidly that it's hard to believe that the higher-ups hadn't already made preparations and were simply waiting for the right opportunity.

Are you going back to Beijing soon?

Old Zheng was a little down. He and Old Leng had been partners for decades, and he was really reluctant to part ways.

Leng Zhi didn't deny it, but...
He took the top sheet of paper from the drawer and threw it over, saying, "Here, your transfer order."

Old Zheng: "..."

Happiness came so suddenly that he was a little overwhelmed.

"Mine? Are you sure?"

Could he also be transferred back to Beijing?
After carefully examining the transfer order and confirming that the name on it was indeed his, Old Zheng was no longer happy, but felt a sense of guilt, as if he were too ashamed to face Leng Zhi.

"You, you are not...?"

Leng Zhi interrupted him with a smile, "I will still be a leader when I go back."

Just like before I came to the Northwest.

In ancient times, this was called being reinstated to one's original post.

Old Zheng's eyes reddened, and the usually quick-witted man trembled, unable to utter a single word for a long time.

Old Leng has won a resounding victory!

Leng Zhi: "..."

Did this old guy misunderstand something?
She slapped him on the shoulder in an annoyed tone. "What are you thinking? I've accumulated my military merits. There's only one vacant command position in the capital right now. If I transfer back, I can't possibly squeeze the commander out, can I?"

Of course, we should fill the gaps first. As for what comes next, we can deal with that later.

As for Lao Zheng's transfer order, Leng Zhi didn't go into details; some things are best left unsaid.

After Leng Zhi returned, he enjoyed the benefits of a commander and held a commander's position. As for Lao Zheng, who also made great contributions in the battle against India, his past mistakes were considered to have offset his merits and demerits. After returning, his position was one level lower than in the Northwest Corps. However, Leng Zhi would still serve as a commander after returning, so the two could still be partners for a long time, since the commander-in-chief was still far from retiring.

Old Zheng: "..."

Bai was moved.

Old Zheng crumpled the transfer order and stuffed it into his pocket, then turned and left with a cold face, seemingly uninterested in anyone.

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Red Star Brigade.

Three black sedans slowly drove into the village on an ordinary morning. Oh, right, the Red Star Brigade has changed its name. It's no longer a brigade made up of four villages; instead, it has split into four villages again. Three or four years have passed, and Hero Village doesn't seem to have changed much; it's still the same old faces.

However, the place that was once the most popular spot for onlookers is now deserted.

After the educated youth returned to the city, the village gradually calmed down. It has to be said that the villagers were a little reluctant to see the educated youth leave. Since they left, the village has felt much quieter.

Suddenly, several cars arrived in the village, causing a sensation. As soon as the cars reached the big tree at the village entrance, a group of people surrounded them.

The convoy was stuck in traffic and had to stop.

The door of the third vehicle opened first, and soldiers carrying weapons stepped out. Each of them had sharp eyes, and anyone who was looked at by them felt a sense of dread, as if they were being watched by some dangerous creature.

The soldiers who got out of the first vehicle were also soldiers, but they were a little different from the soldiers who got out of the third vehicle. They were not carrying rifles, and their hands were empty, so they seemed to pose no threat.

The door of the middle car was opened last.

Aunt Zheng's heart was pounding with nervousness, but she still couldn't resist looking curiously at the car in the middle.

They were all worldly people; they could tell at a glance that the soldiers who got out of the two vehicles were there to protect the people in the middle vehicle.

Who is this?
That's impressive, having so many soldiers protecting them.

When they finally saw who had come down, Aunt Zheng and the people around her were stunned for a long time.

"Oh my goodness, oh my goodness, Comrade Lin, Comrade Lin, you're back!" Aunt Zheng slapped her thigh and rushed over, her legs swaying.

"Comrade Lin, you haven't been back for many years. I thought you had forgotten about us."

Not far away, Lu Guihua was passing by carrying a basket of grass. She glanced at the commotion and, upon seeing it, threw the basket on her back to the ground and sprinted over like a soccer ball.

"Comrade Lin, is that Comrade Lin who's back?"

"Comrade Lin, we've missed you so much all these years."

"Comrade Lin, come to my house for dinner tonight. I raised several chickens this year, and I'll stew a big free-range chicken for you. It'll be delicious."

The villagers were very enthusiastic when they saw Lin Yuexi. Before Lin Yuexi could even say hello, she was surrounded by the crowd who kept her from speaking.

With her extensive experience as a gossipmonger, Lu Guihua managed to clear a path through the crowd and squeeze her way to Lin Yuexi.

That's right, the process was a bit intense, which has resulted in her not having a very good image now.

Her hair was a mess, like a bird's nest, whether it was messed up or scratched. Her clothes were also wrinkled, and upon closer inspection, you could see several obvious marks that looked like they had been pulled out.

Lu Guihua paid no attention to any of this and excitedly grabbed Lin Yuexi's hand, trying to pull her into her home.

While raising his loud voice to shoo people away, he said, "Make way, make way! Don't crowd here. Comrade Lin must be tired from his journey. Let him rest at my house first. If you want to thank Comrade Lin, you should wait until he has rested. Now everyone, disperse."

People still gave the village chief's wife face, and in the villagers' memory, Lin Yuexi's health was not good. She was too excited and forgot about it for a moment. Now that Lu Guihua had scolded her and calmed her down a bit, many people remembered this and hurriedly made way for her.

Once it happened, it happened again, and soon everyone made way for it.

However, none of them wanted to leave immediately. Although they no longer surrounded Lin Yuexi, none of them left. Instead, they all followed at a distance that was neither too close nor too far.

One reason was to watch the spectacle, and the other was that the entire village was extremely grateful to Lin Yuexi.

Their village is now the richest village in Hong'an Town, all thanks to Comrade Lin!

We must never forget those who dug the well when we drink the water; they will always remember Comrade Lin's great kindness.