She desperately wanted to go to him, to throw herself into his arms and seek comfort.
Chi Yun'er blinked back the tears in her eyes, smiled lightly, and greeted him. After rinsing out her washbasin, she asked, "Brother Hua, have you eaten yet?"
Jiang Yihua handed over a bamboo basket. "I've eaten. They had meat buns in the cafeteria today. I got one for you."
The treatment of educated youth on the state farm was different from those assigned to the various communes, brigades, and villages.
When the farm was first established, conditions were harsh. The requirements for educated youth were also very strict: they needed a high level of ideological awareness, a strong cultural education, and the ability to endure hardship and hard work.
However, they received a monthly living allowance and ate in the cafeteria, so they didn't need to cook for themselves. Their standard of living was incomparable to that of other educated youth.
