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Chapter 165 I Want to Learn Computers

Wen Ci remained silent for a moment.

She hopes that Wen Yaozu can cultivate a hobby he enjoys, whether it's reading, writing, painting, or even dancing.

"You've been watching so much TV lately, haven't you found anything interesting?"

"Uh."

Wen Yaozu tilted his head and fell into deep thought, then suddenly remembered something a teacher had said at school.

"I want to learn about computers. My teacher said that computers will become a household appliance in the future."

"Ah."

A hint of surprise flashed in Wen Ci's eyes; she hadn't expected that a primary school teacher in the county would know how to use a computer.

However, computers seemed to be top-tier luxury items in the 1980s, costing tens of thousands of dollars.

It also requires tying up a net, which is quite troublesome.

"Our teacher said that as long as we learn how to use computers, we won't have to worry about finding a job in the future."

This is true.

In Qianxi's time, anyone who knows a little about computers is considered a technical talent, earning several thousand yuan a month.

By the time truly skilled computer professionals emerge, Wen Yaozu and his ilk, who were just trying to get by, will have already retired.

It was a very unpleasant life.

Wen Ci gritted her teeth, "Let me sell all the clothes first, then we'll ask how much they cost."

"No need to buy, I have some."

"Huh?" Wen Ci turned to look at Huo Jingyuan, and said in disbelief, "Where did you get this computer?"

"In Hangzhou."

Huo Jingyuan's ancestral home is Hangzhou. Before he joined the army, he would fly to his aunt's place during winter and summer vacations.

After the world's first computer was invented.

Huo Jingyuan's aunt hoped he could use a computer to learn more about the world's developments, but the Northwest Military Region lacked the resources to install one. So, the computer was installed at their old home in Hangzhou, and several years later, it's probably still sitting there.

"Did your aunt buy it?" Wen Ci asked.

"Yes, it was shipped back to China a few years ago. I used it twice when I was on a business trip to Hangzhou. It really broadens one's horizons."

Huo Jingyuan paused for a moment, then continued, "Bringing the computer over is fine too; the Beijing Military Region's family compound meets the requirements for internet access."

Nowadays, China is also developing in the field of science and technology. As the capital, the Beijing Military Region also has several computers in its barracks specifically for research.

"Is it that simple?" Wen Yaozu blinked.

He heard his teacher say in class how rare computers were, that even the teacher didn't own one, but had only ever touched one.

"Simple my ass. You should be glad you're in the capital. Otherwise, even if you could afford a computer, without internet access, it would be useless."

Upon hearing this, Huo Jingyuan looked at Wen Ci with a hint of surprise in his eyes: "You know a lot?"

I've seen it in the South.

Wen Ci made up a random excuse: as one of the most developed cities in the southern coastal region, computers are common household appliances, and there are even wealthy people running internet cafes.

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Half past five.

Because of the rain at noon, the sky was gradually getting dark, and Wen Ci brought an umbrella before going out.

Wen Yaozu said, drooling, "I want to eat sweet and sour pork ribs, and twice-cooked pork, a famous Sichuan and Chongqing dish."

"Can chefs in Beijing cook authentic dishes?"

Wen Yaozu stopped and said, word by word, "Sister, you're underestimating them. They're chefs at state-run restaurants. They can cook all kinds of cuisines from all over the country, otherwise they wouldn't be working as chefs in the capital."

The chefs at the state-run hotels in the capital are the most skilled.

Not long after, Wen Yaozu jumped up and down twice and said excitedly, "I've already seen the sign for the state-run restaurant!"

Suddenly, Wen Ci saw two familiar figures walking towards the state-run restaurant.

As they approached, Jiang Ye's voice was clearly heard: "Wen Ci is so shameless, she actually complained to Mom and Dad. And Dad is really something, he actually kicked you out."