I Am Yang Jianguo, and I Have a Girl Duo Duo
"Ding…Congratulations to the host for successfully signing in today.”
"Congratulations to the host for obtaining the sign-in reward: Host 1, current host's physical fitness is 99; Congratulations to the Host for obtaining Mechanic Experience 99. The Host is currently an Advanced Mechanic. Congratulations to the host for obtaining 2 gold coins and 3 cloth tickets."
"A friendly reminder to the host, this system is a check-in accumulation system. The longer the accumulation time, the higher the reward.”
"The current accumulated sign-in time is 432 days!”
There was actually no critical hit?
Yang Jianguo was slightly disappointed.
However, being able to obtain physical attributes was not bad.
Yang Jianguo gently reached out his hand and lifted the three-year-old Little Duo up high.
The little girl giggled.
Yang Jianguo looked at the little girl with pity.
Duoduo was not his biological daughter, but his niece.
Yang Jianguo's predecessor, his elder sister, who had depended on him since he was young, married to a faraway Huating County. Unfortunately, there was a great famine in 1959, and his elder sister's entire family passed away, leaving only the two-year-old Little Duo behind.
There were thousands of children like Duoduo, and they were originally going to send them to the northern border.
Yang Jianguo's predecessor found out. As a technician, he quickly reported to the factory, issued a certificate, and took the train to Huating County.
Who would have thought that his predecessor would pass away because he was too sad about the death of his sister's family? This allowed Yang Jianguo to transmigrate.
Yang Jianguo liked this girl, Duo Duo, very much. She was very obedient and sensible, especially her innocent big eyes, which made people feel pity for her.
From that day on, he raised Duoduo as his own daughter.
Duoduo was born in a bad family. In 1959, it was the first year of the natural disaster.
Her nutrition could not keep up at all. Her hair was yellow and her body was thin.
After Yang Jianguo took over, he fed her all kinds of delicious food. The little girl received enough nutrition, and her hair had already turned black and shiny.
Her small face was round and flushed, looking exceptionally beautiful.
Yang Jianguo loved to look at the little girl's eyes. Her eyes were like perfect gems, sparkling and making people calm down.
As long as he met Duoduo's eyes, he would have nothing to worry about!
Yang Jianguo liked this era.
There weren't many resources here, and there weren't all kinds of entertainment products.
But to be honest, Yang Jianguo felt that it was not bad.
So what if he couldn't play video games? It was no big deal.
It was not a big deal if he could not watch all kinds of television dramas.
As for all kinds of luxury goods, other than arousing people's desire to compare, there was no big deal.
The prices of goods in the past 60 years were particularly touching.
The best rich and strong flour was 1.8 cents per catty, flour with more wheat bran was slightly more expensive than coarse grains, and coarse grains like cornflour were all 10 cents per catty.
The best pork, especially the fat meat, was three fingers thick and would cost 78 cents.
Pork belly was the second choice, followed by pork ribs and tenderloin. Pork offal, big stick bones, and the like were even less.
Fat meat could be used to refine oil. People in this era were extremely short of oil, and in the known world, pig oil was the most fragrant.
The oil residue from refining oil was a treasure.
When stir-frying the cabbage, the whole dish would be fragrant with a little bit of pig fat.
Cabbage was the third most popular dish in winter. Ordinary cabbages didn't need tickets, but premium cabbages had to be bought with tickets, and they were limited.
Cabbage was a treasure. Like rabbit meat, it was a versatile ingredient.
In the hearts of the people of the Imperial Capital, cabbage had a unique status.
Yang Jianguo was also satisfied with his work.
He was assigned a job after graduating from university.
In this era, college students were extremely expensive, and tuition and miscellaneous fees were not charged.
In this era, elementary school students 'tuition and fees were 2.5 yuan per semester, middle school students' tuition and fees were 5 yuan, and college students did not charge tuition and fees.
Moreover, if the average income of a college student's family was less than 30 yuan, the university would also give the college student a stipend of 18.5 yuan every month. This was an impressive income.
When Yang Jianguo went for his internship, he was paid a salary of 48.5 yuan per month. After becoming a full-time employee, he was paid 55 yuan per month.
Now, Yang Jianguo had been working for three years and had made contributions every year. He had already become a level 10 technician with a salary of 86.5 yuan.
This was the highest salary a technician could get. Above that was an engineer. A Level 9 engineer's salary was 102 yuan!
However, from a technician to an engineer, not only did it depend on your technical level, but it also depended on your working years.
This could only be done over time.
Yang Jianguo was very satisfied with his salary. This salary was definitely above average in the Red Star Rolling Mill.
Yi Zhonghai, a Grade 8 worker, had the highest salary in the yard. His salary was as high as 123 yuan.
Next was Liu Haizhong, a seventh-grade worker. His salary was not low either, as high as 105 yuan and 40 cents.
? It had to be said that the rolling mill was a heavy manual labor, and the salary was slightly higher than the average industry.
For example, the difference in the highest wages between the steel industry and the cotton textile industry, which both belonged to the eight-grade work system, could be as much as ten yuan!
Not only that, but even the food stamps and steel factories had more than half of them than the textile factories. The labor intensity of the former was not comparable to the latter.
In comparison, the monthly salary of Silly Zhu in the courtyard house was only 37 yuan and 50 cents.
Qin Huairu and Yan Bugui only had 22 cents.
Yang Jianguo's income was more than the three of them combined.
What made him dissatisfied was his living environment.
When Yang Jianguo graduated and was doing his internship, the factory assigned him a house in order to keep such a college student.
He was living with Yi Zhonghai, Liu Haizhong, Yan Bugui, Qin Huairu, Silly Zhu, Xu Damao, and the others.
This was something he was extremely dissatisfied with.
At the same time, he also knew that he had not transmigrated to the past, but to Qin Man's world.
"Are you two playing again?”
A pleasant business call came. Yang Jianguo turned around with Duoduo in his arms. Duoduo actually opened her arms.
"Aunt Chenli!"
Chenli smiled and hugged Duoduo.
"Aiya, I haven't seen Duoduo in a while. I miss her so much!”
Yang Jianguo shook his head.
Initially, he thought that he had only come to Qin Man's world. After seeing Chenli, he knew that this was an illusion.
Not only did he come to Qin Man's world, he also came to a man's world.
One day, he met a teacher named Feng Jingbo, and a policeman named Xiao Dali lived next door.
Yang Jianguo finally understood that he had come to a world where movies and dramas were integrated.
Chenli took out a big apple from her pocket.
"Duoduo, eat the apple!"
Duoduo's eyes lit up. She took the apple with both hands and said politely,"
"Thank you, Aunt Chenli."
Yang Jianguo asked curiously,"
"That's only you. If it were someone else who gave her something, our daughter wouldn't even care.”
Chenli giggled and said,
"I'm not an outsider!"
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