Quick Travel System: Age Strategy

The school has not been built yet, but every teacher has a lot of work to do. In addition to helping build temporary classrooms and felt tents on a daily basis, they also need to go to the city in batches to pull tables, chairs and benches.

These were allocated by the state. The styles are not brand new, but they are good enough for children to use.

Some of them are even from universities that are now closed. Now everything is in short supply and the country is considering that the money needed for re-customization is a huge expense, so it is better to divert money from other schools.

Today, only some military academies and workers, peasants and soldiers universities are still in operation.

Many remaining schools were influenced by this trend and began to rebel against teachers, believing that teachers were the real culprits who oppressed students' progress. Many people reported and punished teachers under the banner of justice.

Now is the first year of the disturbance, and it is very severe.

This trend has even spread to high schools, and the junior high school that Chengcheng and his friends lead is considered to be doing better.

Just a few days ago, a young guard from the city came to interview for the position of teacher. The clan leader ordered the tribesmen to take good care of the livestock and not let them out at will, otherwise, if these people coveted them, there would be no guarantee of what would happen to the livestock.

Fortunately, these little soldiers did not study hard in school. They only learned how to punish teachers, and even got their diplomas by cheating.

These people were eliminated before they even made it to the interview stage.

It should also be said that this exam was arranged by people sent by the state to participate in the entire process, so even the leaders in the city did not dare to act rashly if they wanted to take the back door.

Afraid of losing the official hat on his head.

It can be said that this exam was not absolutely fair, but it was relatively fair, and those who remained were all capable.

Because the entry of orphans into the grassland is a huge matter for both the country and the people, no one dares to destroy the school that is being built on the grassland.

It has become a rare pure land in this chaotic era, ensuring the personal safety of teachers.

Many of the people who chose the place were grateful that they had spent a lot of money to move here from the city or surrounding villages, and also escape the chaos outside.

In the past, being a teacher had a very high status and salary, and even now it is still highly respected by everyone.

All in all, the salary is more than the monthly food ration for people living in the city.

Therefore, many people are willing to give up their household registration in the city and move here.

It took a month to build the temporary yurt for the school, and even the place where the children lived was built.

The smooth construction was possible thanks to the materials allocated by the state. The commune also hired temporary workers to build the grassland as it was too busy.

The place where the school goes to school is a felt tent. This is also chosen because it is too cold for children to go to school in winter and they are afraid that the children will get frozen while writing in class.

But the children live in wooden houses, which are more stable than yurts. This is also taken into consideration that the children will grow up here, and if they live in the yurts for a long time and encounter bad weather, the houses cannot be repaired in time, causing injuries.

This was done specially. In order to build the wooden house, the country specially sent people from the northeast to bring several trucks of wood. The wood was processed by the timber factory in the city and then sent to the grassland to start construction.

The good wood from the deep mountains all smells like agarwood, and the wood can keep the children going for more than ten years.

After everything was prepared, it was time for the orphans to enter the grassland.

When Uncle Huhe received the notice, he immediately sent Huhe with documents and some people, pulling the prepared cart to the city to pick up the children.

There were so many people this time that they even tied up the cows and horses to make a makeshift horse-drawn cart, so that they could take the children home as soon as possible.

Some women were told by their aunts to treat the orphans with the warmest embrace and to prepare meals before the children were picked up.

After the teacher recruitment was completed, the canteen recruitment started half a month ago. This time the scale was smaller than the teacher recruitment, with only the commune leaders and clan leaders interviewed together.

Almost everyone on the grassland who had hands and feet and was good at working was selected.

This can be said to be a good thing for women to find re-employment. Nowadays, the daily work is almost the same, and many people just do the work assigned to them in the past because they are lazy.

This is not possible now. Without a part of the labor force, the burden will be heavier for the remaining people.

Although some herders have jobs in the canteen, they have not forgotten their work on the grassland. This is where they depend on for survival. If they do not work hard, they will get less meat and grain at the end of the year.

Even if a family has money, they have to spend it in exchange for food.

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At the train station, the connecting carriages were guarded by soldiers. These orphans filled an entire carriage and came from the south to the north.

Many things happened along the way. In order to prevent human traffickers from sneaking in and abducting these children, the country specially dispatched a special train to pick them up.

The armed soldiers are all very capable and full of strength.

But dealing with these children is also a headache. There are well-behaved and obedient children, and there are also naughty ones.

Even though they are a group of orphans, they have already experienced the ups and downs of society physically and mentally, and they know that the country is sending them to live a good life.

Many people changed their usual quiet demeanor and started playing with their friends on the train, which made the train attendants and soldiers look more friendly to them.

This is a bit childish.

When the train was about to reach the grassland, the soldiers restrained the orphans from moving and counted the number of people one by one.

After confirming that no one was missing, the leader sent some soldiers down to see if the people on the grassland had arrived.

Only when people arrive can the orphans get off the bus.

We can't get off unless someone comes. There are so many people at the train station now. If a child is lost, everything will be a mess and the military uniform on our body will definitely be lost.

When Huhe and the others came over, they checked each document one by one to confirm that it was authentic and not forged before they started letting the children off the bus.

Twenty people go out in waves, and the soldiers and conductors will protect the children throughout the journey when getting off the train.

One trip was too long to complete the task, so Huhe first took the people back. This time, the leaders of the commune and the mayor drove to escort them.

It took dozens of trips back and forth to finally pick up all the orphans on this train. Many of them were wearing shabby clothes and had no clothes to cover their bodies.

It was really pitiful. It was late autumn and the weather on the grassland was not very warm. Huhe was afraid that the children would get sick, so he directed people to take out blankets and cover them.

The orphans' thin faces showed gratitude and they said words of thanks without asking for money, which surprised Huhe. After chatting with the children, he found out that many of them had experienced wandering. No wonder these children were so precocious and could please adults at such a young age.

Once they reached the grassland, the soldiers' duty was over.

The leading military leader shook hands with the clan leader and the cadres of the city’s commune, told them to take good care of the orphans, and then left.

After the soldiers left, the commune leader told the clan leader to take care of the children and then drove away.