Siheyuan: I am different He Yuzhu

He Yuzhu walked slowly for a few minutes, making sure that no one was following him, and then turned into an empty alley. After removing his disguise, he went directly into the blessed land. Then he left the blessed land with his bicycle and returned to the outside world, and then rode his bicycle back home. After entering the courtyard of the Lou family's villa, He Yuzhu leaned his bicycle against the wall and returned to the blessed land. When He Yuzhu appeared in the outside world, he was holding a bag of eggs and a bag of rice in his hands. Since he said he was going to the pigeon market to buy things, it would be difficult to come back empty-handed.

After He Yuzhu put the eggs and rice in the kitchen, he tiptoed upstairs. In order not to disturb Lou Xiaoe and the children who were sleeping in the room, he decisively slept in the next room. Lying on the bed, He Yuzhu recalled the process of today's transaction with Lao Xie. He was very satisfied with today's cooperation. Lao Xie was very disciplined and did not send anyone to follow him, otherwise He Yuzhu would definitely let the other party die cleanly without leaving any trace in this world. Since the other party is a disciplined person, he can consider long-term cooperation in the future. In the future, he can supply a batch of pork to the other party every week, which can just reduce the size of the pig herd in Fudi Dongtian. By the way, he can use this time to save a lot of money to prepare for what he wants in his heart.

In the blink of an eye, it was the end of 1959. When He Yuzhu mailed his last novel, The Flying Dagger of Little Li, to his father-in-law Lou Bancheng, he specially wrote a letter to Lou Bancheng, saying: "I hope my father-in-law can use his royalties from the past two years to buy a batch of grain and send it to China to alleviate the pressure of disasters in China."

Lou Bancheng looked at the letter from He Yuzhu and fell into deep thought. The letter did not mention the specific situation of the domestic drought, but given He Yuzhu's character, he would never ask him for help easily unless he encountered difficulties. Lou Bancheng realized that the domestic drought might be more serious than he imagined.

After careful consideration, Lou Bancheng decided to fully support the domestic drought relief work without affecting the development of his own business. He quickly contacted the Xie family, a partner of Sawadika, and negotiated with them to purchase a large amount of rice.

The Xie family expressed their understanding and support for Lou Bancheng's proposal, and the two sides quickly reached an agreement and signed a purchase contract for the monthly supply of 2000 tons of rice. Since Rabbit Country and Sawadika Country had not yet established diplomatic relations, the rice was transported by the ship of the Huo family in Xiangjiang, first transporting the rice to Xiangjiang, and then to Jinmen Port in the north of Rabbit Country.

This plan can not only help the country solve the food shortage problem caused by drought, but also deepen the cooperative relationship between Lou Bancheng and the Xie family. At the same time, it also shows Lou Bancheng's noble feelings of caring about the motherland and compatriots.

When the Rabbit Country's office in Hong Kong informed China that Lou Bancheng would donate 2000 tons of rice every month, the big boss Li De was very happy to know the news and said: "Boss Lou is a Reed capitalist who is loyal to China. He is a good role model for everyone to learn from!" In order to express his gratitude to Lou Bancheng, the big boss Li De specially wrote the four words "Innocent Heart" by hand and asked the staff to make sure to pass it on to Lou Bancheng who was far away in Hong Kong.

When Lou Bancheng received the four characters "Innocent Heart" written by the great leader Li De, he was so excited that he couldn't help but burst into tears. He choked up and said to the staff member who sent the characters: "I just did my best and did what I could. I didn't expect that the great leader Li De would think so highly of me... I was so moved!"

Lou Bancheng knows that these four words are not only a compliment, but also a heavy responsibility and mission. He is determined to continue to make more contributions to the motherland and live up to the expectations and trust of the leaders.