From the History of the Republic of China to Raising Children in the 1970s

26

The office door was pushed open with a "bang".

"Brother Li, look, the latest issue of the provincial newspaper is out, and your article is on it." Hu Liren ran in quickly, waving a newspaper in his hand, his face full of excitement and sweat, and he didn't know whether the sweat was because he ran too hard or was too emotional.

"Oh, let me see." Li Chengye's expression was quite calm. Originally, this matter had been determined, but he didn't know which issue it would be cancelled. Now it was settled.

"Look, this is your name, Li Chengye of Menjiang County Iron and Steel Plant." The three words Li Chengye were still very clear on the black block.

"Yes, it's me, and the position is not bad." Li Chengye looked at it, and the position of his more than 10,000 words was still very good.

"That's right, who is my brother Li!" Hu Liren was quite pleased, as if his article was published in the provincial newspaper.

"Heh." Li Chengye smiled and said nothing, nor did he continue to read the newspaper, just looking at him and grinning.

"Hey, your article is really well written, wait, I'll go and promote it for you." Hu Liren probably read the article once and ran out in a hurry.

"Hey." Li Chengye wanted to stop him, but he only saw his back as he ran out.

Just as Hu Liren said, he quickly promoted the matter in the union. Although he knew that Li Chengye's article was accepted by the provincial newspaper before, he did not spread the news immediately, after all, there was no evidence. Now that he has a newspaper in hand, he will certainly promote it without reservation.

It was very rare for someone to have his article published in the provincial newspaper. Chairman Wan came to Li Chengye's office before noon.

When he came, Li Chengye was the only one inside. Hu Liren had gone to rehearse again. Now the time was short and the task was heavy.

"Chairman Wan, why are you here? Please sit down!" Li Chengye was a little surprised and quickly got a chair for him to sit on.

"No, I heard that your article was published in the provincial newspaper?" Chairman Wan waved his hand to refuse. He went straight to the point. In fact, he had already read the newspaper carefully and confirmed this matter.

"Yes." Li Chengye nodded, understanding the purpose of his coming.

"Have you finished writing the next one?" His expression told him that he wanted Li Chengye to give a positive answer.

"Not yet. The Mid-Autumn Festival Gala is more important. I've been busy with this recently, but I've already had some preliminary ideas." It's true that I have some ideas, but it's also true that I haven't had time to write them down.

"Yes, the gala is still more important recently. The process of the gala must be carefully checked and there must be no problems!" Chairman Wan's expression became serious when he mentioned the Mid-Autumn Festival Gala. This is the first time he has been in charge of such an important matter since he became the chairman of the union.

"Understood, I will list the entire process of the gala and give it to you for review later." Li Chengye nodded, and the process sheet was almost written.

"Okay." Chairman Wan was relieved and his expression relaxed.

"But writing articles is also very important. If you have time, write a few more articles and submit them. It would be best if they can all be published in the provincial newspaper." His eyes were full of expectations, perfectly showing the requirements of a superior to his subordinate.