Since 1981 Health School

  Chapter 58 How to buy a house is a difficult problem

   Li Baotian is obviously in a very happy mood:

   "Chen Qi, you are really a genius. How did you come up with the idea of ​​using ping-pong **** as fillers? Look at this specimen, it's perfect. We succeeded in the experiment this time, which is definitely a pioneering work."

  Chen Qi went home temporarily because of an urgent matter. The work of corroding the liver and taking out the complete specimens was done by Mr. Li alone.

  When a complete, coral-shaped liver vascular cast was successfully separated, he was so excited. You must know that there will never be more than one unit in the country that can do liver casts.

  In Haidong Province, it is definitely the first one, and its academic value alone is very high.

  Chen Qi was a little guilty, thinking what was going on, Professor Wu Mengchao from Shanghai Stock Exchange had already discovered it, and I was just copying homework.

  However, he is very happy. A liver cast specimen can be subsidized by 200 yuan, even if he gets half of it, he still gets 100 yuan, which is worth two months' wages of an old worker.

   Moreover, the news that the Yuezhong Medical School was able to cast liver specimens spread, and perhaps all colleges and technical schools in the province will come to place orders, and then they can make another fortune.

  Don't blame Chen Qisu, it's money to open and shut up, it's vulgar, you can only blame this era for being too poor.

  The truly noble people would have starved to death in those ten years.

  The master and apprentice were chatting, and occasionally mentioned things in Chen Qi's family, which made Teacher Li very angry.

   "Hey, Mr. Li, I want to inquire about something. If I want to bring my younger siblings to the city and want to go to school in the city, do you think it is possible?"

  Li Baotian blurted out without thinking:

   "There is a real Buddha in our medical school. Vice President Liu's husband is the director of the Education Bureau. Isn't that a sentence about the borrowing of your younger siblings?"

   "Really?"

  Chen Qi felt that it was a surprise. A few days earlier, he had been hunting ghosts with this Aunt Liu in the middle of the night. He never thought that there was such a true Buddha behind her.

   Teacher Li is obviously not optimistic:

"It's not difficult to borrow and read. You really want to get your younger siblings to study in the city. I am willing to give up this old face, and I will help you to ask Vice President Liu. But when you come to the city, where does your family live? What do you rely on?" Make a living?"

  These days, urbanites still have food quotas, how many food coupons, how many meat coupons, this ticket and that ticket are clearly arranged.

  Rural people have nothing, so come to the city to starve to death?

  Besides, if people from the countryside come to the city as guests, it’s okay to stay for a few days. If you do not have a job and plan to live temporarily for a long time, the neighborhood committee and the police station must drive you away.

   But Chen Qi knew that this dual urban-rural management system had reached its final juncture.

  Haidong Province is a coastal province. Both the common people and the official ideology have always been relatively open. This is where the first wave of reform spring winds blow.

  So more and more farmers began to enter the city to start various businesses, various township enterprises also appeared slowly, and finally a large number of agricultural entrepreneurs appeared.

  Unlike those inland provinces, the central and western regions did not begin to end their conservative policies until the 1990s, but the pace of reform and opening up lagged behind Haidong Province for more than a decade, and it has never had a chance to catch up economically.

  As for food stamps and meat stamps, which are products of the planned economy era, Haidong Province was also the first to "expire" in the country. Although the country continued to issue stamps in the next few years, no one used them anymore.

  Because everyone can buy everything directly in the market, from food to various small department stores, and the Viet Central region is the largest textile industry base in the country, and there are all kinds of cloth.

  Anything only needs money, no tickets.

   Even the Fushan black market in 1981 was actually the home of a cadre.

   To put it bluntly, the people of Haidong Province have always been quite open-minded, and finally made a generation of "Zhejiang merchants".

  So Chen Qi is not worried at all that his family will starve to death after arriving in the urban area. Food is not a problem, but the problem lies in the house.

  During class in the afternoon, Chen Qi kept thinking about this question, and seemed a little absent-minded.

  During recess, Chen Qi was chatting with Wang Shannong at the same table, and they talked about wanting to buy a house. Qi Zhiyi, a classmate at the front table, turned his head and bragged:

   "Hey, squad leader, do you want to buy a house? Look for me. My dad is the director of the housing management office. It's a trivial matter."

   "House Management Office? Yo, Qi Zhiyi, so you are the official second generation."

   "Hey, what, my dad just repairs the broken house all day long, and sometimes he is scolded by the people because of the distribution of the house, like a grandson."

  The housing management office these days is actually a logistics organization with low rank and little power.

  The better houses in the urban area are all occupied by major powerful units, and the units have their own logistics department or general affairs department, and there is no need for a housing management office at all.

  So Qi Zhiyi thought the monitor was joking when he said about buying a house.

   Nonsense, if a rural kid says he wants to buy a house in the city, who will believe it? Even people in the city dare not tell.

   But Chen Qi took it seriously, so he tentatively asked:

   "For example, if I really want to buy a house, what should I do?"

"That's easy to handle. Public houses cannot be sold. If you don't live in them, the state will have to take them back. There's no way around that. But after the end of those ten years, many houses that used to belong to capitalists and big landlords were returned to individuals. Some of these houses Proven, it can be sold.

  For example, some people are going abroad to join relatives, and they want to sell the house. Some families are in urgent need of money, so they can only sell their houses. There are also some prodigal sons who want to sell their ancestors' property if they don't take it back.

  Many of these houses are detached houses, and they are really worth buying if you have money. But don't buy a large courtyard. Although there are property rights, it is useless. There are many families living in a courtyard, and they cannot be driven away, and the living environment is not good.

However, it is not so easy for someone who wants to sell a house. You need to go to the housing management office to register first, then find a buyer yourself, and finally go to the housing management office to change the owner and issue a new house book. My dad said that there are very few successful transactions. After all, who can afford a house worth thousands of dollars? "

  Chen Qi shouted in his heart, others can't afford it, but I can afford it.

   Yes, a treasure boy has been found.

  In the evening, Chen Qi deliberately called Qi Zhiyi out alone. This matter can only be discussed in private.

   "What? Monitor? Really? Are you going to buy a house?"

   "Hush, take it easy, I have overseas relatives, and I want to entrust me to buy a house, so that I can return to my roots in the future."

   "Oh, that's how it is."

  Back then, whoever had overseas relations was enough to send you into the 18th level of hell.

  But in the 1980s, the situation just changed. Whoever has overseas ties will be envied by others, and you will be invited to join the "Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese".

  (end of this chapter)