Seeing that there was an extra road in front of him, Xu Guo began to hesitate. He didn't know whether he should choose this road for a moment.

If you insist on metaphors, it is a bit like letting him choose between money and ideals. For an individual, there is nothing right or wrong about this matter, nor does it have to do with vulgarity or elegance, but only about his own heart.

The reason why Xu Guo hesitated was because he knew that he was not a pure idealist and that he could not do what his predecessors had recognized.

Even if you are seriously ill and may be able to cut off your life at any time, you have to use a ventilator and work hard to explain your unfinished career.

Even after traveling through time for so long, I still cry whenever I think of him whenever I think of him.

He also lamented that if life can live so purely, it may be a kind of happiness, which is something that money cannot give.

Unfortunately, he thought he could not do it, otherwise he would have reported to the relevant departments directly for their own abilities. Not to mention other high-end applications, at least it would be possible to dredge two mother rivers.

Thinking of this, he decided to bow his head to his desires and cowardice, and open his arms to embrace the money. As for ideals, they can be placed in the second place.

After making this decision, Xu Guo decided to cooperate as much as possible to play their respective roles.

"Uncle Lou, this is great. If I hadn't been able to get help from you, I might have wasted a whole year of time."

"Since you want, I'll ask your parents later and make sure this matter as soon as possible, so as not to delay the time and you can't catch up with this year's college admissions."

After the matter was settled, the dominance of the whole matter was handed over to Lou Changshun. As for Xu’s father and mother, how could they not agree? In addition to doing their best for the sake of their children, they were also because they were both working for the Lou family. Since they were holding other people’s jobs, of course they had to listen to others.

Although the entire "immigration" process was entirely handled by Lou Changshun, he did not take the easy way, but applied for a pass for the Xu family in accordance with normal procedures.

Because the Lou family's company in Xiangjiang is a company that specializes in foreign exchange earnings and is highly valued by the above, Lou Changshun's certificate for the Xu family went very smoothly.

As for Xiangjiang, as long as you have money, it is very easy to apply for permission from a few ordinary people.

Although the documents were processed very smoothly, it still took a lot of time. During this period, Xu Guo finally completed his paper that he had prepared for a year.

When the article was finally published, Xu Guo thought about it again and finally changed the title to "A moderate amount of sparrow population will help increase grain yield."

In the article, he emphasized that sparrow broods mainly focus on insects that harm crops, and an appropriate amount of population can control diseases and pests.

To support it, he also made specimens of typical food remains collected in the sparrow's body as an attachment to the paper.

After finishing all this, Xu Guo immediately felt much more relaxed when he sent the paper.

He spent a whole year on this paper, which was one of the most important things he did when he traveled over. Although he didn't know if he could partially alleviate the food crisis in those three years through these changes in detail, at least he made the best efforts and was worthy of his heart.

When the time came to early May, all the passes were finally processed. At Xu Guo's request, his parents kept the matter of going to Xiangjiang strictly confidential and did not make any noise.

As for the house, it will be locked first. Anyway, according to Xu Guo’s plan, he will still come back to study at university. Then he can just come and see it from time to time.

On the day of departure, the old and young family packed up several luggage, picked it up and waited for the car to move it at the gate of the Siheyuan. The driver sent by the Lou family also helped to lift it up.

"Lao Xu, what are your family doing? Are you planning to move?"

The third uncle Yan Fugui has always been the most worried old man in this courtyard. He will ask about all the big and small matters in the courtyard, and of course he will find opportunities at any time to see if he can get some benefits.

Xu Xingye said half true and half falsely:

"I'm not opening a new radio factory. I need people there. I want to let the two of us live there for a long time and leave two children at home. I'm not sure if I just go there together."

When he learned that Xu Xingye's family was moving away, the third uncle suddenly became interested.

"Then your house has not been renovated for a long time, so it's going to be sold."

Xu Xingye knew who the neighbors in the courtyard were all, and he immediately responded:

"How is this possible? This is my old house. When the factory is not busy, I will still have to come back to live.

Besides, we always have to come back and walk around during the Chinese New Year and the holidays. At that time, we can’t have a place to stay, right? Mr. Third?!”

Faced with such a question, what else could Yan Fugui say? Of course, he had to answer yes.

After a few words, all the things were brought into the car.

"The third uncle has to worry about the affairs in the yard, you are the ones in charge, especially the third uncle, who is responsible for my house.

I left in a hurry and didn’t prepare for it for a while. I could only wait until I returned to Beidu during the holidays and we would have a drink together. The work in the yard would be done."

Before leaving, Xu Xingye asked the third uncle to ask the third uncle. As for whether he would do his best, he was really not sure. At least Xu Guo knew that He Yuzhu asked the third uncle Yan Fugui to introduce Teacher Ran. The third uncle accepted gifts and did not do anything.

Although there is no traffic jam on the road from Beidu to Didu, the roads during this period are not as good as those of later generations, and there is also a gap in performance of cars. It took more than five hours to drive a distance of less than 200 kilometers.

Fortunately, I took a car sent by the Lou family, so I would be very tired if I squeezed into a long-distance bus.

After entering the pier, there were a lot of passengers inside, but when they carried their luggage onto the cruise to Xiangjiang, there were a lot fewer passengers at once.

This made Xu Guo feel grateful in two aspects: one is that there are fewer passengers and it will not appear crowded along the way. The other is that there are still direct cruise flights to Xiangjiang, so the journey to Xiangjiang is much easier.

What made Xu Guo particularly notice was that the cruise ship was actually registered in the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and the flag on the ship also marked this.

At first, Xu Guo was a little strange, but later he figured it out at once. Originally, Xiangjiang was just an external window left by the above, so of course he had to let the ship over there.

Another more important point is that when passing through the strait, the strength of mainland China is not enough to protect the safe passage of civilian ships.
Chapter completed!