Quick travel to save a miserable life

Lin Hui took the books and magazines she bought back to her dormitory and began to study them intently, pondering the literary styles and trends in newspapers and magazines.

Lin Hui spent Sunday reading books and newspapers like this.

When I went to work on Monday, when I entered the office, Li Min came over and asked Lin Hui in a low voice if she had used her menstrual coupons and toilet paper tickets. Lin Hui was a little embarrassed. She raised her head and glanced at the other people in the office, no one was paying attention to her, and she whispered back. She: "I bought them all, but there is too little toilet paper. It won't last long!"

Li Min said slightly excitedly: "These two kinds of tickets didn't exist before. I used to find ways to get them by myself. They started to be distributed starting this month. They are only distributed to female employees in government agencies!" As she said this, she turned to look at the others. , said in a lower voice: "If you don't have enough toilet paper, I have a solution here. I will tell you after class!"

Lin Hui couldn't help but become interested.

After the second period of get out of class, Li Min and I got together at the door of the classroom to discuss the details, and finally agreed to buy toilet paper together on Tuesday afternoon.

After Li Min told him, Lin Hui learned the reason for issuing toilet paper tickets.

The county built a toilet paper factory in the west of the city this year and it was officially put into operation two months ago. Since there is a toilet paper factory on our own territory, it is always more convenient than elsewhere, so the production share of toilet paper is increased slightly every month, and there is Received toilet paper coupons from female employees in the county.

Li Min also bought toilet paper from a toilet paper factory. She went to the warehouse manager, who was said to be Li Min's husband's cousin. Li Min asked Lin Hui to call her Sister Chen.

Sister Chen brought out defective toilet paper for Li Min and Lin Hui.

Every time the machines in the factory are turned on and off, the paper produced will inevitably have missing corners, wrinkles, and imperfections. There are also other small problems in production that will cause some defects, so there will be many defective products in the warehouse. The defective product just does not meet the factory standards and does not have packaging. In fact, the paper quality is good and does not affect use.

The toilet paper Lin Hui bought at the supply and marketing cooperative was pink, rolled and sealed with plastic. The defective products here were also pink, but they were laid flat and unpackaged, but they seemed to feel better than the ones Lin Hui bought.

After asking Sister Chen, it turns out that the toilet paper sold in the county is all first-grade, and these defective products are special grade, priced at a relatively high price, and are generally only supplied to big cities.

The price of genuine premium toilet paper is 5 cents per pack, and one pack weighs 1 jin.

Nowadays, these defective products only cost 3 cents per catty, but the quantity is limited, and one person can only order 5 catties at most.

Even 5 kilograms was enough for a period of time. Li Min and Lin Hui both had 5 kilograms, and the bags they carried were filled to the brim with satisfaction.

Li Min lived near the street of the county party committee compound. At the intersection, Li Min waved goodbye to Lin Hui and turned into a single-family courtyard facing the street.

In fact, Lin Hui had already guessed that Li Min had a good background. After all, it could be seen from her usual clothes that she was not short of money.

Now seeing where she lives confirms this even more.

Although Ku County is a small county, not everyone can afford to live in the courtyard near the main street. Li Min's family probably has important positions in government agencies.

However, Lin Hui had no intention of inquiring into other people's privacy. After all, it was just a relationship between colleagues. It was not Lin Hui's style to pay too much attention to other people's family affairs, not to mention that Lin Hui had more important things to do at the moment.

Lin Hui has been thinking about writing an article these two days. She once again browsed the newspapers and magazines in the office. Combined with the books and newspapers she bought, she summarized the characteristics of the times in the articles published at the moment. After thinking about it carefully, Lin Hui felt that the manuscript was not good enough. Difficult to write.

After two afternoons of careful polishing, Lin Hui completed two articles that are very in line with current trends.

After much consideration, she still didn't send it to a national newspaper. Although Lin Hui felt that it was okay, she didn't know what the editor would think, so she decided to send it to a provincial newspaper to test the waters first and wait until it could be published.

After sending out the two manuscripts, Lin Hui temporarily put aside writing the manuscripts and began to take out the high school textbooks in her luggage and started to review them formally.

Although there is still one year left before the college entrance examination, Lin Hui has actually left school for seven or eight years, and has almost forgotten many things in the books.

Although I just graduated from high school this year, many teachers in the school have been sent down in the past few years, and the remaining teachers are also very nervous, fearing that one day they will be reported for posting big-character posters, making it difficult to concentrate on teaching.

In addition, many students often mess around in school, and teachers dare not take care of them. Therefore, there is no learning atmosphere in the school, and how much students can learn depends entirely on their own consciousness.

The original person is quite easy to learn, but in such a learning environment, what I learned after two years is limited.

Therefore, since Lin Hui plans to pass the college entrance examination and go up, she must review in advance in order to have any hope of getting into the school of her dreams.

Peking University, as one of the highest universities in the country, is the ideal school for many students, and Lin Hui is no exception.

The school Lin Hui originally went to was just an ordinary undergraduate college. Firstly, because of her limited qualifications, and secondly because working to earn money took up too much time, Lin Hui always put survival first. That school It was Lin Hui's best choice after trying her best.

Now that she had the opportunity to live a new life, she knew about the exam before others. As the saying goes, the stupid bird flew first and reviewed a year in advance. Lin Hui did not dare to guarantee that she would definitely pass the exam, but her hope was still higher.

It is said to be a review, but in fact it is almost the same as studying again.

When I opened the textbook, a lot of the knowledge in it looked familiar yet unfamiliar. The knowledge points I recalled felt specious. I had no way to verify them because I didn’t have a teacher to teach me, so I had to think over and over again on my own.

After two days, Lin Hui felt that she might have to buy another set of junior high school textbooks. But now I have no money, and I have to wait until the rice is harvested to be cashed out in the Bo market.

On Friday afternoon, all the rice in the space finally matured, and the golden ears of rice pressed down heavily.

Lin Hui used a harvester to collect all the rice, and then used a thresher to peel the rice.

After a lot of hard work, Lin Hui harvested nearly 4000 kilograms of rice. There are only three acres of land in total, and this yield is comparable to hybrid rice in later generations.

After harvesting the rice, Lin Hui planted cotton seeds on the black soil again, and soon she would be able to harvest a field of white cotton!

On Saturday afternoon, Lin Hui took a car to Bo City, and went to the same factories, and broke the news to various "dealers": This time it was all high-end goods, rice and white noodles!

This time Lin Hui only wanted money, not tickets. Rice was 4 cents per catty and flour was 3 cents per catty.

Nowadays, when there are food stamps at the grain station, the price is 3 cents per catty for rice and 2 cents per catty for flour. However, Lin Hui does not want food stamps, so this price is considered conscientious.

Lin Hui gave each "dealer" some rice and flour as samples. After all, it was high-end goods, so it was more reassuring to see the quality.

Seeing the white flour and plump rice grains, which were even better than the highest-grade ones in the grain station, several "dealer" ladies became excited: Such good goods, and the price is not high, so they definitely don't have to worry about selling them!

Lin Hui made an agreement with them to pick up the order tomorrow morning and start delivery at ten in the morning.

Lin Hui herself went to the Bo City Meat Factory. Based on the information she learned from one of the "dealers", Aunt Lin, Lin Hui found Director Wen in the meat factory workshop and took out her forged paper with Zhang Hongying's name on it. He received a letter of introduction from the Educated Youth Affairs Office and asked Director Wen to reserve two slaughtered pigs.

Director Wen originally wanted to ask with a straight face why people from the Ku County Educated Youth Office came to Bo City to sell pork, but Lin Hui picked up a bag of rice weighing twenty kilograms and said it was a little gift for Director Wen. Small gifts are not disrespectful.

Looking at the pure white rice, a smile appeared on Director Wen's face, and he no longer pursued the root cause. With so many pigs being slaughtered every day in the factory, who should sell the pork? Can't say anything.

Lin Hui paid a deposit of 10 yuan and agreed to pull pork at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon.