Golden Color Xiangjiang: A Young Man's Dream in a Siheyuan

Long Yi solemnly told Qin Jian his identity and purpose. His voice was firm and powerful, as if he was announcing a great mission.

Long Yi solemnly told Qin Jian: "The first batch of grain to be shipped back to the mainland has been prepared. It will depart from the dock at Xihuan of Xiangjiang River at 1 a.m. two days later and arrive at Huangpu Port in Yangcheng one day later."

Qin Jian listened carefully, and a strong feeling of being moved surged in his heart.

He was well aware of the importance of this batch of supplies to the mainland, and also understood the efforts and sacrifices made by Long Yi and his team.

Long Yi introduced the situation of the materials to Qin Jian in detail, including the quantity, types and transportation plan.

He took out the carefully prepared details of the first batch of grain transportation and handed it to Qin Jian.

Qin Jian took the details, looked at every number on it carefully, and was secretly surprised.

Wow, we have more than a thousand tons of supplies, including food and meat.

At this time, Qin Jian deeply realized Lou Bancheng's ability and responsibility, and he had to admire the central government's decision to send Lou Bancheng to Hong Kong.

Not only was his trading company thriving, but he was also able to obtain so much food in just a few months.

Qin Jian raised his head and looked at Long Yi, his eyes full of determination and confidence.

Qin Jian knew that time was running out, so he immediately responded to Long Yi: "Don't worry, I will contact the Yangcheng government right away and ask them to make preparations."

He assured Long Yi that he would go all out to ensure that the supplies could be smoothly transported back to the mainland and delivered to the people. Long Yi felt Qin Jian's determination, and he nodded, and a big stone in his heart fell to the ground.

The two discussed some specific details and arrangements to ensure that every link was foolproof.

During this process, their eyes were always filled with love for the motherland and a sense of responsibility to the people.

They know that what they are doing is a great and sacred mission.

Finally, Long Yi said goodbye to Qin Jian. He turned around and left with his mission and responsibility, and his figure disappeared in the crowd.

Qin Jian looked at the direction where Long Yi left, his heart full of emotion. He knew that in this special period, everyone was working hard for the country and the people.

After Qin Jian rushed back to his residence as quickly as possible, he immediately sent an urgent telegram to the Yangcheng government. Every character in the telegram revealed a sense of urgency and mission.

He listed in detail the quantity of supplies, departure time and expected arrival location, and particularly stressed the need for the Guangzhou government to make adequate preparations in advance to ensure that the food on the cargo ship can be unloaded in time and that subsequent transfer arrangements can be made.

At the same time, Qin Jian did not forget to send a copy of the same telegram to Sijiu City.

Because he knew very well that this news was of great significance to the entire country.

When this exciting news reached the government of Sijiu City, the entire hall was instantly plunged into astonishment and shock.

Everyone's faces first showed an expression of disbelief, which was then replaced by endless joy and admiration.

Their reaction was exactly the same as Qin Jian's when he first heard the news, and a feeling of sincere admiration for Lou Bancheng surged deep in their hearts.

In fact, when they agreed to let Lou Bancheng go abroad to purchase supplies, they did not have high expectations.

After all, they had put a lot of effort into this before, but had never achieved significant results.

The reason why they still chose to let Lou Bancheng go to Hong Kong was because they had their considerations.

On the one hand, he also wanted Lou Bancheng to give it a try. What if it worked? Who knows, he might be able to transport the grain back. On the other hand, he also did not want to disappoint Lou Bancheng's desire to contribute to national construction.

However, Lou Bancheng proved his ability and value with practical actions, bringing unexpected surprises to everyone.

Government leaders sat together and enthusiastically discussed the importance and far-reaching significance of this batch of supplies.

They know clearly that in these difficult times, every grain of food is as precious as gold and every piece of meat is a life support.

When the news reached the Begonia Garden, a relieved smile appeared on the old man's face.

He immediately convened a meeting, and at the meeting, in front of everyone, he praised Lou Bancheng and Zhou Jin generously.

The old man's voice was full of strength and warmth, as if a warm current was injected into everyone's heart: "Comrade Lou Zhenhua and Comrade Zhou Jin, they are the backbone of the country and the heroes of the people.

In this difficult time, they stood up without hesitation and made great contributions to the country and the people.

Their actions fully embody the unity and responsibility of the Chinese nation. Their deeds will be forever engraved in the long river of history, inspiring each of us to work tirelessly to achieve national prosperity and strength! "

The old man’s praise was like a spring breeze, warming everyone’s heart.

The July sun was scorching like fire, baking the earth so much that it seemed as if smoke was coming out of it.

The atmosphere in the office of the Sijiucheng government was solemn and busy. The staff members looked serious, their fingers quickly tapped on the typewriters, and one emergency telegram after another was quickly sent to the Yangcheng government.

"We must do a good job in receiving and transporting the grain, and keep it confidential! This batch of grain is of vital importance and cannot be lost!"

The leaders of Sijiu City were well aware of the importance of this batch of grain. Originally, Sijiu City planned to transport this batch of grain back to Sijiu City and then distribute it.

However, the hot weather in July posed a problem.

The government simply could not get enough refrigerated carriages and trucks to transport this batch of grain and meat in such a short period of time.

After repeated discussions and considerations, the Sijiucheng government finally made a decisive decision to send a special working group to Yangcheng to assist the Yangcheng government in dividing and transporting the grain on the spot.

At the same time, at the Xiangjiang dock, Long Yi had successfully completed all the customs clearance procedures, and now he only needed to load the food onto the ship.

In order to transport the grain onto the train within the specified time, Long Yi directly summoned all the stevedores at several docks in Loubancheng and all the unemployed people in the security company. The crowd was bustling but orderly.

Long Yi also managed to get a lot of light cranes, and they worked together with the only fixed crane at the dock.

Starting at six o'clock in the morning, as soon as the sun began to shine, the pier became lively.

The workers shouted slogans and worked together to carry bags of grain and boxes of meat.

Long Yi watched nervously from the side, constantly giving instructions and coordinating.

"Be careful not to tear the bag!" "Handle the box over there with care!" His voice sounded particularly loud amid the noisy dock noise.