Countercurrent 1978 starts with the production team

Wang Jianye and the others suddenly understood after hearing Chu Jianghe's explanation.

They were already familiar with Chu Jianghe's knowledge, so they were not too surprised.

After getting along with him for a long time, Wang Jianye even felt that compared with Chu Jianghe, he was from the city, and he seemed to be from the countryside.

Several people were just surprised, and then discussed Lin Yuefang's ability.

Being able to become the general leader of students and the leader of this HKU exchange group shows that Lin Yuefang's ability is still very strong.

In any case, Wang Jianye and others admire this kind of capable person.

Even though she was from Hong Kong City, she was kind-hearted towards these unknown people and didn't even bother with them, which shows her character.

Chu Jianghe saw something else. Although Lin Yuefang was very capable, it could be seen from a small incident just now that she was not a smooth person.

On the contrary, her temperament was a bit straightforward, otherwise she would not have rejected Liu Hui's proposal so directly just now.

If it were a smooth and sophisticated person, he would never reject Liu Hui's proposal so neatly. He might find a suitable excuse.

In this way, both parties would not be so embarrassed, both sides would be able to live with it, and Liu Hui would not be a little overwhelmed by her words.

This may be her usual way of doing things, and there is nothing to criticize. We cannot say that she did anything wrong.

However, she has no problem being a conscientious civil servant with a personality like hers, but it is not very suitable for her to be involved in a political arena full of calculations and conspiracies.

As time went by, there were more and more people in the classroom, and the large classroom was soon filled to the brim.

Also, I have just started to communicate with the outside world now. How could I have such an opportunity before?

At this time, an exchange group from the University of Hong Kong suddenly came, and many people were very interested.

This exchange meeting went very smoothly, and everyone ended the exchange in a friendly atmosphere.

After all, this is the mainland, and these people at the University of Hong Kong are still students. It is more of an academic exchange and does not involve other sensitive issues, so no one made any mistakes.

Chu Jianghe waited for the exchange meeting to end, but did not go back with the others in the dormitory. Instead, he walked around Shuimu University with great interest.

It was already autumn, and the maple leaves were already red. Chu Jianghe pushed his bicycle and strolled through Shuimu's campus, feeling increasingly peaceful.

Unknowingly, we came to the ruins of Jinchun Garden. There was a large pond filled with lotus flowers.

However, the season has passed at this time, and there are not many lotus flowers visible on the surface of the pond, and the leaves are also a little withered.

Chu Jianghe parked his bicycle next to it. Although it was not the best viewing season, Chu Jianghe was still very interested and strolled along the path beside the pond.

Following the road to Dongshan near Spring Garden, Chu Jianghe could faintly hear the sound of reading coming from the pavilion on Dongshan. Chu Jianghe was very curious and couldn't help but walk a few steps quickly.

When he came closer, Chu Jianghe took a closer look and saw Lin Yuefang holding a book in the pavilion and reciting in a soft tone, her voice full of emotion.

"On the winding lotus pond, what you can see are fields of leaves. The leaves are high out of the water, like the skirts of a graceful dancer..."

She was the only one in the pavilion. Because she was immersed in reading, she did not notice Chu Jianghe's arrival.

Chu Jianghe did not disturb her, just watched quietly from the side.

It wasn't until she finished reading the entire prose that she noticed Chu Jianghe's figure, with some surprise in her eyes.

Only then did Chu Jianghe take the initiative to talk: "Classmate Lin is really interested in reading "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond" here, but the current season is not suitable for the season."

Lin Yuefang just met Chu Jianghe today, and was deeply impressed by this young and handsome student. She smiled and said, "I made Student Chu laugh. My Mandarin is not very good."

Chu Jianghe waved his hand and said: "It's already very good. Besides, language is just a tool. It's enough to communicate normally."

Lin Yuefang doesn't speak much Mandarin in Hong Kong, but her pronunciation is already very good, with a slight accent. It can be seen that she has worked hard on this.

Compared with some Hong Kong stars in later generations, the plastic-flavored Mandarin is not even a bit better.

"Why did Mr. Chu come here alone?"

"I'm just wandering around, I'm not disturbing you, am I?"

"How could it be? This is a public place. There is no need to disturb anyone."

"That's good."

Lin Yuefang turned around and looked at the direction of the pond with some regret: "Mr. Zhu's "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond" is so well written. It's a pity that we came at the wrong time. If we could have met Mr. Zhu's original writing The scenery I saw while writing this essay must be beautiful."

Chu Jianghe smiled and said, "What's this? If Mr. Lin wants to see it, you can come back next year."

Lin Yuefang shook her head: "I will graduate next year, and I don't know when I will come to the capital again."

She was also a little unsure about the future, and when she thought about entering the society, she felt a little hesitant in her heart, but it was hard to express her feelings to Chu Jianghe.

Chu Jianghe saw a look of loneliness flash across her face and comforted her: "There will always be a chance. The warm and hospitable mainland people will always welcome you."

Lin Yuefang also laughed: "You are right. During this time, I have deeply experienced the enthusiasm you mentioned. This enthusiasm makes me feel a little overwhelmed."

Chu Jianghe felt funny in his heart. He didn't expect that when classmate Lin was young, he still had a fearful side. He said quickly: "Haha, Hong Kong City will return sooner or later. We are all one family."

Lin Yuefang was shocked by Chu Jianghe's words and asked curiously: "Student Chu, I don't know where to start with these words?"

Chu Jianghe also knew that he had made a mistake. At this time, there was no high-profile negotiation on this issue, so he tried to muddle through, but Lin Yuefang persisted in asking questions.

Chu Jianghe had no choice but to tell her his own point of view: "I believe that Mr. Lin knows the composition of Hong Kong City better than me. A large part of the people came from the mainland. We all share the same species. Several major cities in the world All ethnic groups, such as Jews, Germans, and Anglo-Saxons, all have a strong sense of identity. So there are no ethnic issues."

"The second thing is religion. People in Hong Kong are the same as those in the mainland. They are mainly Buddhists and Taoists. This aspect is not a problem."

"The only thing left is the economic problem. Indeed, there is still a big gap between the mainland's economy and the Hong Kong city. But as time goes by, I believe this problem will be solved."

Before the return of the port city, the proportion of the mainland's GDP was about 18%, but later it was less than 3%.

During the Republic of China, Shanghai was the financial center and largest port in Asia, behind only London and New York.

At that time, Hong Kong City could be said to be nothing, not even comparable to Guangzhou.

When it comes to future generations, Hong Kong people, who have always set their sights on others, do not dare to look down upon people from the provincial capital.

In fact, to put it bluntly, if the mainland is liberalized, the status of port cities will not be as important as imagined.