Rebirth: War on the Honest

After Gu Yun gave Kong Yixuan a small gift, he turned directly to Wen Ju's teaching building.

Jiangcheng University of Finance and Economics, like many universities, never minded people from other classes or schools coming in to listen to lectures during class. Gu Yun found a gap in the last row and sat down, waiting for the end of get out of class to come and pick her up to eat with her.

This class is teacher Luo Xia’s economics class. Many students in the audience listened attentively. There was a map of China in her ppt. She used herself as an analogy to talk about the economic differences in different regions.

"The issue of economic differences can be taken as an example. For example, I am from an inland province and my classmates are from a coastal province."

Everyone listened with interest. Gu Yun was originally an outsider, but he was attracted by her novel ideas and stared at the ppt interface in front of him with relish.

"There is an inlet formed by a river in my village. The upstream stores water for washing and cooking, and the downstream water is used for flushing toilets."

"There is no river passing through my classmate's home village. We usually use rainwater storage wells to provide drinking water for irrigation."

On the screen, two photos lay before everyone's eyes, showing the same barrenness, the same land, and the same rural life in the fields.

"The toilets in my village are all connected by water channels built with bluestones. Every time the river opens and the river passes by, it takes away the feces in the toilets. It flows to the fields behind the village and is irrigated with nutrients through the artificial channels.

It’s farmland.”

"The toilets in my classmate's village are made by digging several pits with mounds of soil and plant ashes on the sides. Every time you pull out a lump, you have to use a shovel to shovel the plant ashes and soil in, slowly pile them up, and finally shovel them out uniformly on a certain day and pile them on the tricycle.

Go up there and transport it to the fields to apply fertilizer.”

At this point, some students who knew this concept were thoughtful, seeming to think of their own families who were not wealthy.

There were two more contrasting photos, and Teacher Luo Xia continued to talk.

"Even if there is a severe drought in my area, the water reservoir behind the village and the inlet in front can still be used."

"My classmate's family is suffering from a drought, and the rainwater storage wells have dried up. I can only save myself, but not the farmland and food. Even if I go to draw water from an underground well in another village 6 kilometers away, it depends on others' faces."

The story begins to enter the main line, and the narrator speeds up his speech.

"Gradually, my village began to develop fish ponds, grow vegetables and fruits, and gradually broke away from the original land, switching back and forth between wheat and corn cultivation."

"My classmate's house can only grow some wheat and corn, and even a lot of them are not very full. We only have to wait and see if it rains."

The difference starts to happen inadvertently.

"When transportation was underdeveloped, my village used vegetables, fruits, fat fish, and sold them at high prices to villages that were short of water. In exchange for a lot of the best of the best grains that their villages had spent so much effort on."

"When our village started to have water towers and large flat roofs one after another, the grain was dried on the flat roofs, dried through pipes similar to sewerage, and then directly placed on the flat roofs and swept with a broom until it leaked onto the roof of the granary.

"

"And my classmate's family still uses a mud house. They are happy to have some fish and meat every year."

"All this is just because my village has a river."

Having said this, Luo Xia paused for a few minutes, and the students present began to fall silent.

"So my grandparents sold fish and fruits and vegetables in the early days. They accumulated original capital before the surrounding villages. They went to the city to sell fish, fruits and grains and vegetables. They gradually formed a wholesale trade and started to buy houses in the city."

“So my classmate’s grandparents started to work in the city, moving and unloading goods and doing odd jobs in my grandfather’s fruit and vegetable store in my village.”

"So my grandparents started wearing sweaters and cotton wool to visit relatives in the city, and asked my father to go to school, work and buy a house in the city."

"So my classmate's grandfather wore the same clothes that he hadn't changed for several years and happily went home with money to repair the house and pay his father's tuition."

The different destinies of the two generations seemed to be predestined, which made many people lower their heads.

"So in my generation, we have a house in the city, and we don't have to worry about our parents having social security for transportation to school. But my classmate asked his parents to work on the coast and rented a house for him in the county to support his education."

"Eventually, we met at the same school."

"The difference in life is just because a river passes by."

"The two of us traced our family's historical relics together. Their ancestors fought for a piece of fertile land, and our ancestors fought with other forces for the river."

"In the end, their ancestors relied on geographical advantages to protect this land, but the surrounding villages had different surnames and were full of feuds. Some villages with mixed surnames had even lower status, and the accents were slightly different from village to village."

"Our ancestors relied on blood to assimilate and control the direction of canal construction and water supply through sluices. This is equivalent to controlling the food of surrounding villages, turning the surnames within five kilometers of the surrounding area into one surname, forming a unified accent."

"During the Qingming Festival, I held an umbrella and looked at the family cemetery. It was a history of assimilation and marriage after peaceful negotiations with different forces."

"During the Qingming Festival, he held an umbrella and looked at the mass graves. He didn't know who and whose ancestors were buried there. It seemed that all the unrelated people would go in to offer sacrifices."

Finally, Teacher Luo Xia made a brief summary.

This is not originally the main content of this economics lesson, but expanding on these can bring children who know how to think independently closer to the essence of life.

Maybe the difference in life destiny is just because of a river and an inlet.

This is true for personal destiny, and the same is true for regional differences.

There is essentially no big difference between people innately. The only difference lies in the differences in acquired environment. Insignificant differences will undergo earth-shaking changes over time.

This is how the class differentiation in ancient times began bit by bit.

After class, Gu Yun waited for a thoughtful Wen Jue at the door of the classroom. The latter naturally took his arm and the two walked out of the teaching building side by side.

"Your teacher's lectures are really good. He explains the subject of class in a simple and profound way, and it also makes people think."

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! "Yes, the example given by Teacher Luo Xia reminds me of a cousin. If this river is the Qiantang River in Xiaoshan, Hangzhou, then it will be just right in my cousin's generation.

When the house was demolished, she was given two 3 million houses in downtown Hangzhou. She lives in a first-tier house and still pays rent, but what about her classmates who just graduated last year? They pay her rent while working."

Wen Jue raised her wrist to straighten her hair and sighed.

The ancients said that one is fate, two is luck, three is feng shui, four is accumulation of yin virtue and five is reading, which actually makes sense.

The teacher's original intention was to explain the reasons for regional economic differences, but many students couldn't help but feel a little frustrated after listening to this class. This example is too real, and it is easy for people to think of themselves and deeply understand what class gap is.

"Aren't you the same? People at your age are still working hard, but Lao Wen gave you all his shares without saying a word. Coffee is just now, but I'm working for you."

Gu Yun turned his head and said to Wen Jue with a smile.

After he returned to Jiangcheng last month, Wen Qingshan and Wen Ju signed an equity transfer agreement. Wen Qingshan fully transferred all Coffee Justice shares under idg Capital to Wen Jue.

After the formalities were settled, Wen Jue, who holds more than 50% of the shares, became the largest shareholder of Coffee Justice.

"Don't say that, dad must have talked to mom."

When he mentioned this, Wen Jue lowered his head and sounded a little frustrated.

Before returning to Hangzhou, Chi Jianglan divorced Wen Qingshan completely, and the division of the huge family property was completed. The equity gift to Wen Jue was also the result of the two people finalizing it in advance.

If it weren't for Gu Yun's appearance that made Chi Jianglan feel that her daughter had a good home, she might never have made the decision to divorce.

"It's okay, don't think about it. In a marriage without emotion, it is actually a good thing for Auntie to separate early."

"Ok, I know."

Walking downstairs from the dormitory, Wen Jue opened the door of the Maserati's streamlined car and said, "I'm going to go to the beauty salon for a spa first. In the evening, I have an appointment with the two sisters Qingcheng and Yingying to play mahjong. Will you go then?"

"If you don't go, I will drag He Xuan with me."

I have just returned to Jiangcheng, and with Wen Jue's temperament, I definitely want to socialize with my sisters.

"He Xuan? Can she play mahjong with you?"

Gu Yun was startled. He Xuan had always been at odds with Cheng Yingying. How could four girls play mahjong together?

"Then there's nothing we can't fight. If we don't fight, we won't get to know each other. It's not normal for San Que to call her, so she's here."

Wen Ju curled his lips and said, "We had a fight before we went to Shanghai. That day our two sisters won 10,000 yuan from their younger brother."

Gu Yun didn't follow him and got into the passenger seat, as his surprise had not dissipated.

what's the situation?

It seems that without knowing it, Wen Jue managed to make the girls around Gu Yun docile and get along with each other like sisters.

Of course, it's not that Hua Shiyuan and Zhong Leyi don't understand the importance of this aspect, but the three of them are obviously more than one step behind Wen Jue in terms of methods and effects.

Compared to businessman families, civil servant families are naturally a little less elegant in how they behave and make people comfortable. This is the foundation.

With Wen Jue, even He Xuan and Cheng Yingying, who had never dealt with each other, were able to sit together and play mahjong, which really impressed Gu Yun.

"I won't go, you can just play."

...

At around 6 o'clock in the evening, Gu Yun came to Beiyuan next to Nanhu University. Since the school started, the flow of people here has gradually increased.

It is no exaggeration to say that this is the CBD of Nanhu University Town, responsible for the various requirements of students for cultural entertainment, dining and love.

Gu Yun pushed open the private room of a certain barbecue restaurant and heard someone complaining about a certain minister in the student union who liked to show off and withhold activity funds.

Freshman and sophomore students like to discuss and delve into this kind of topic, but juniors and above basically don’t bother to ask about it.

"Mr. Gu."

"Minister Gu."

"Chairman Gu."

······

A lot of random names called Gu Yun.

Among them, the one named "Mr. Gu" is a classmate who plans to join the Paradise Group as an intern, the one named "Minister Gu" is He Xuan, and the one named "Chairman Gu" is the officers of the student union.

"Isn't the company busy?"

After Gu Yun sat down, he quietly said to He Xuan: "You, don't just focus on work. You should also participate in some social activities occasionally. Life and work should also be balanced."

"Who says I don't socialize? After this meal, I want to play mahjong with Juzi and the others."

He Xuan was eating a pair of peanuts and edamame in boredom. The projects and funding approvals she had recently dealt with often cost seven or eight figures. Now that she has a clear vision, she really doesn't care about the trivial things in school.

If Gao Zhipeng, the newly appointed student union president, hadn't called first tonight, and Gu Yun also invited him on the grounds of "taking a break from work, relaxing his mind and body," the assistant would have preferred to go home and sleep.

Gu Yun tilted his head and chatted with Gao Zhipeng again. The two of them had become good friends since they were in danger in Yingshan County.

"Chairman Gu, after you withdraw from the student union, it will not be so easy for us to go to the surrounding areas to attract sponsorship..."

The external relations department officer said some useless nonsense to Gu Yun, and Gu Yunke responded politely.

"That's not possible. We are all students of Nanhu University. How can we treat them differently?"

In fact, Gu Yun had already raised his middle finger in his heart. Are you talking nonsense?

Society pays attention to resource exchange, mutual benefit and trust. What do you have that people can come to sponsor for free?

Former Vice Chairman Gu Yun is considered a legend in Nanhu University, with countless labels on him.

The director of the Propaganda Department who set a record in his freshman year, later became a business leader, and now has companies across the country. It is said that he has an unclear relationship with the most beautiful Jinhua in the law school and the former student union president...

In short, there are all kinds of rumors, some in private life, some in career, and some that make headlines.

But no one dared to ask in front of him.

Even if he was secretly complaining or even envious and resentful, as long as the wine in Gu Yun's glass was half empty, these student union officials with quick eyelids would immediately stand up and fill it up.

"Why......"

He Xuan looked at it and shook her head. As a personal assistant, someone else had taken the opportunity to pour water.

"These kids are much more discerning than I was back then."

Gu Yun laughed loudly when he heard this. The senior ministers and deputy ministers of the student union especially liked to use "child" to describe junior officers, and his tone was even more old-fashioned. It is best to add some vicissitudes of life.

Unexpectedly, He Xuan had just entered her junior year and started to use this word unconsciously when addressing others.

Gao Zhipeng is the protagonist of this meal. He has been around for a long time. He started as an external relations department officer and finally became the president of the student union of this school.

He roped in the core members of the student union, called Gu Yun and He Xuan by the way, and took his younger brothers to pay a visit to the pier to find out who was the boss behind the scenes in this school.

After a full meal, Gao Zhipeng settled the bill early and started organizing the second event. Gu Yun and He Xuan did not continue to participate and walked out of the barbecue restaurant together.

"I remember you didn't like playing mahjong before."

Gu Yun rubbed his temples. He really didn't understand why He Xuan suddenly refused to refuse any comers to the mahjong party.

"People change, and some things always have to be faced."

He Xuan narrowed her eyes.