Siheyuan: I earned foreign exchange in the heyday

Li Huaide himself had indeed offended someone.

After all, he had been a family member of a steel mill worker for so many years. Whether it was the movie, or the interesting things Jia Dongxu told about the factory, or the gossip of the aunties in the yard, it was clear that Li Huaide was not a good person.

I have offended Director Li, and now I am working at the steel mill? Isn't that a trap for myself?

Thinking about how she would carry a few hundred kilograms of iron on her shoulders and walk around the workshop of the steel mill every day, Jia Zhang shuddered at the thought of this scene. It was too scary.

So he immediately turned to look at Qin Huairu and said, "Qin Huairu, you are the daughter-in-law of our Jia family and the mother of Jia Geng. You are a member of our Jia family in life and a ghost of our Jia family in death. Do you agree?"

Qin Huairu was not stupid. At this time, she agreed to whatever was said. She would work hard and solve the household registration problem first.

Seeing Qin Huairu nod, Jia Zhang continued, "As long as you agree, we can give you the job quota of our Jia family. But you have to swear not to remarry and stay the daughter-in-law of our Jia family for the rest of your life."

Qin Huairu had just lost her husband at this time, and she really had no intention of remarrying. So she continued to nod and agree.

Seeing that Qin Huairu agreed to her request without any hesitation, Jia Zhang temporarily believed that Qin Huairu had no intention of remarrying.

He continued, "Then let's make a deal. After all, you have inherited our Jia family's job. From now on, you have to give me three dollars from your monthly salary for my retirement.

Otherwise, if you become too powerful and don't care about me anymore, I will have some retirement money to protect myself."

This time Qin Huairu hesitated for a moment, thought about it, and finally nodded and agreed.

Jia Zhang then said to Uncle Yi Zhonghai, "Uncle, let's do this. The job quota of our Jia family will be given to Qin Huairu.

When you go to the steel mill tomorrow, report to the factory and let Qin Huairu take over as soon as possible, so as to avoid any more trouble. "

Uncle Yi Zhonghai nodded and went home to eat. After Yi Zhonghai left, Qin Huairu was in a good mood and she would be able to go to work soon.

However, Jia Zhang was indeed unhappy about giving the quota to Qin Huairu.

Just as Qin Huairu was cooking, she felt nauseous. She wanted to run out and vomit, but it was too late and she vomited directly in the yard.

At first, Jia Zhang didn't care at all, but then she thought, this is not right, Qin Huairu is going to start working soon, and she can earn three dollars a month.

If something happens to Qin Huairu, who will get this job?

Then Jia Zhang walked behind Qin Huairu, patted her on the back, and asked with a little concern, "What's wrong with you?"

Just with such a simple sentence, Qin Huairu almost burst into tears.

Ever since she married into the Jia family, her mother-in-law, Jia Zhang, never looked at her in the eye. She always despised her for being from the countryside, not having food supplies, and her children also had a rural household registration.

Seeing that I was about to go to work, my mother-in-law's attitude towards me changed. I couldn't help but sigh in my heart, it's great to be able to earn money.

Seeing Qin Huairu vomiting after listening to what she heard, Jia Zhang and Qin Huairu both had experience. Qin Huairu felt a sinking feeling in her heart, while Jia Zhang was delighted.

Qin Huairu was worried that she was pregnant, so her time to go to work would probably have to be postponed.

Jia Zhang firmly believed that Qin Huairu was pregnant this time because her son was worried about her as a mother and came back to stay with her. This baby must be a boy, and their Jia family will have another boy.

In the future, when I go to find Lao Jia myself, I can explain myself and he won’t blame me.

Jia Zhang thought about it and decided to take Qin Huairu to the gatehouse of the pharmaceutical factory to ask Pu Lao to check her pulse tomorrow in order to save money.

Recently, Pu Lao's fame has been growing, and more and more people come to visit him.

After all, it is hard to find a reliable old Chinese doctor these days who can cure diseases with free medicine.

Chen Changan arrived at the pharmaceutical factory early the next morning. While the workers were still working in the morning, Chen Changan quickly boiled water and made tea.

Chen Changan was really scared yesterday. The workers' learning abilities varied. Some learned quickly, while others still hadn't learned even after being taught several times.

Hou Mingjun was fine, after all, he still had recruitment and training work to do, which meant that Chen Changan was not very busy, but he could also operate these machines. He stayed in the workshop for a whole day.

Today Chen Changan figured it out. He couldn't do this anymore. With so many workers asking him questions directly, he wouldn't be able to handle it even if he had ten mouths.

First pick out a few students with strong learning ability and hands-on ability, and arrange them to be class monitors. Let them teach while you watch by the side with a cup of water.

If there are any problems that they can't solve, I will take action myself. If there are no problems, I will feel relaxed.

Yesterday, I was also led into a trap by Hou Mingjun. I believed what he said, that many workers didn't know how to operate the machines, and I became anxious.

Following Hou Mingjun, he foolishly came to the workshop and started working. This guy was lazy and went to recruit people directly, leaving himself in the workshop. He should have been left in the workshop and recruited people himself.

If Hou Mingjun knew what Chen Changan was thinking, he would definitely choose to exchange with Chen Changan.

The reason is very simple. Chen Changan requires fairness and justice when recruiting.

The leaders of the factory have relatives who want to be arranged to work in the pharmaceutical factory, and Chen Changan has given them vacancies, and there are still many vacancies left.

Adhering to the principles of fairness and justice, Hou Mingjun directly posted the sign on the gate of the pharmaceutical factory.

At the gatehouse, Pu Lao was seeing patients every day, and more and more people came to see him. It was impossible that no one saw this recruitment notice.

With the decrease in grain production in recent years, the state has also tightened the number of formal employees in various factories.

There is no way around it. The regular workers in the factory have city hukou, so they have to be given rationed food.

When there was a food shortage, many troops had no food to eat, so how could they allow so many rural people to come to the city to eat the supplied food?

That is, when Chen Changan was still in the motorcycle factory, he would occasionally recruit some people, mostly unemployed young people with urban household registration.

After Chen Changan left the motorcycle factory, no other factory in the entire city of Beijing recruited anyone.

When they learned that the pharmaceutical factory was hiring, it didn't take long for the news to spread throughout the city. Families with unemployed young people were eager to get in. Even the surrounding villages got the news.

After all, who doesn’t have a rural relative? Three generations ago, who wasn’t a farmer? Of course, the old and young don’t count.