Rebirth of the New Farmers in the 1980s

Chapter 1131 The first time I met someone asking for money

Although Wan Feng did not believe in the Soviets' ability to handle affairs, he welcomed Shamilov's sending a few more people to follow him to Komsomolsk.

Is it more powerful if there are many people, and safety is also guaranteed if there are many people.

Just in case something happens, there are a few locals who will back it up.

Shamilov also sent five people, Alexei led the team, and Baburyev sent three people who looked like that.

Shamilov prepared 100,000 rubles for Wan Feng. Wan Feng kept 10,000 on his body, and the remaining 90,000 was placed on Alexei.

At that time, the Soviet Union still used the 1961 version of the ruble, and the largest denomination was a 100-ruble coupon with a portrait of Lenin printed on the front.

There are 100 rubles in face value, and 100,000 yuan is ten bundles, which is not a lot of things to carry on the body and does not show the mountains and dews.

Han Guang's family and Han Meng each carried a backpack full of small hip flasks.

Shamilov sent them to the Buenos Aires railway station.

When he walked into the Blagoveshchensk railway station, Wan Feng realized that he had made an own mistake.

Originally, he thought that this railway was the BEA railway, but only now did he realize that he was mistaken.

This railway is the Trans-Siberian Railway that was built in Tsarist Russia, and the Bei-Aba Railway is still hundreds of kilometers north of this railway line.

The Bei-Aba Railway is a reserve railway built by the Soviet Union to prevent the Siberian Railway from being cut off during a dispute with China.

When getting in the car, Shamilov told Wan Feng to pay attention to the road, but he didn't say what to pay attention to.

Wan Feng could understand what Shamilov meant.

The Soviets have always had a serious sense of precaution against the Chinese. Many countries in the world have Chinatowns, but the Soviet Union alone does not, and neither did the Russian screw.

If Chinese people live in a group in a certain area, the police in that area will feel like they are facing a big enemy, and they don't know what they are afraid of.

Wan Feng's explanation is that their ancestors invaded a large area of ​​Huaguo's territory, and he probably feared from the bottom of his heart that the Huaguo people would liquidate them one day.

After all, compared with Huaguo, which has always stood in the forest of the world for five thousand years, they are really nothing.

If Huaguo is a surging ocean, they can only be regarded as small rivers and ditches at best. Maybe it will become a river one day, but it will also become a dry beach in a certain period of time.

This kind of virtue of the Soviets can be seen from the ticket inspection on the bus. Even if Shamilov and others saw him off, the ticket inspector at the ticket gate repeatedly checked the tickets of Wan Feng and others.

Wan Feng wondered, how could he still forge the ticket? You just look at the ticket, which was also printed by you Soviet people, and it is worth a few cents.

From the outside, the trains of the Soviet Union are almost the same as the trains of Huaguo, and there are more green leather cars.

But most of them are soft sleeper boxes, and this one is quite comfortable to sit in.

There are ten of them in total, in two connected boxes.

The Soviet Union has a land area of ​​22 million square kilometers, but has less than 300 million people. And more than 80% of these 300 million people are concentrated in the European part, and the entire Far East has a population of only about 10 million.

What is the concept of a base of 7 million square kilometers and tens of millions of people in the Far East?

The result that can be seen is that there is not a single village in sight for dozens of miles.

There are forests and a small amount of cultivated land everywhere.

As soon as the train left Bubu City and traveled for more than an hour, Wan Feng saw a village the size of the Dalinzi Brigade.

This is still close to the Longjiang River and the railway, and Wanfeng suspects that there may not be a village in a radius of hundreds of miles.

On the other hand, Huaguo Village on the opposite bank can be seen within a few miles.

Buildings can also be seen in the Soviet Union for several miles, that is, the kind of watchtower with a steel frame. Almost a village by the Huaguo River has a watchtower here.

The Huaguo border defense stations have been replaced with reinforced concrete watchtowers, while the Soviet side still has the kind of steel watchtowers, which can freeze to death in winter.

Wan Feng suspects that these watchtowers are still useful for surveillance in summer, but they might be just like that in winter, when there are no soldiers on duty at all.

The forest resources here are really rich. There is a large birch forest beside the railway, which is lush and graceful.

It's a pity that the birch tree can probably be used as firewood besides extracting birch juice. Anyway, I haven't seen anyone using it to make furniture.

After the train passed a station called Le Gaha, two people in conductor uniforms appeared at the door of Wan Feng's box, followed by a police officer with a gun.

"Passport!" The conductor who came in first said two words with a blank expression.

Is this a midway ticket check? The Soviet Union also said that the ticket was checked halfway?

Wan Feng's box was full of Wan Feng's people, while Alexei was in the next box.

Chen Dao was the first to hand out his passport.

But what surprised Wan Feng and the others was that the conductor took Chen Dao's passport and put it in his pocket without even looking at it.

"Passport!" These are the same two words.

Zhang Zhiyuan thought he was asking for the passports of everyone in the box, so he handed over his own.

Zhang Zhiyuan's passport ended up in the conductor's pocket just like Chen Dao's.

"Passport!" These two words again.

When Han Meng's passport also suffered such an end, Wan Feng felt something was wrong.

This is when you meet someone asking for money.

Wan Feng took out his passport and put a hundred-yuan ruble in the passport and handed it over.

This time the conductor did not put the passport in his pocket, but opened it and put away the hundred-dollar ruble.

"Passport!" Still the same sentence!

You don't think so much of a paralyzing hundred yuan ruble!

These bastards are too greedy. The purchasing power of a hundred-yuan ruble in the Soviet Union was not comparable to that of the devalued ruble after the disintegration of the later period.

One hundred rubles can buy countless things now.

At least 200 boxes of imported Bulgarian cigarettes, 45 kilograms of the best sausages, 20 bottles of vodka (if available in the store), 10 bottles of Samsung brandy, and round-trip air tickets from south to north within the Soviet Union.

This is already a lot of money, these guys think it's too little?

Han Guang's family's passport also contained a ticket.

If the other party continues to talk about passports, Wan Feng will find Alexai next door and ask them to face these guys.

Fortunately, this time the train attendant didn't ask for the passport again. He glanced at Wan Feng's passports and gave them back to the people in the box and left.

Zhang Zhiyuan was puzzled: "Is this considered an obvious robbery?"

Although there are also unhealthy trends emerging in Huaguo now, but such blatant behaviors are really rare.

"It's because we don't look the same as them. People can see that we are from Huaguo at a glance, and we are bullying you openly. However, this is not considered robbery, it can only be regarded as obvious. If it is robbery, it will not be like this."

As soon as Wan Feng finished speaking, Baburyev stuck his head in through the car door.

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