On the contrary, instead of sitting in the office looking at information and writing reports on the computer, or drinking tea and reading newspapers and chatting with her elder sister, she prefers to deal with the fields.
What's more, the system also issued a task for her to go to the grassroots and go to the countryside. At present, she has only received the 500 energy point reward for Kaogong's landing.
Preaching abroad, right?
She answered!
"Director, since everyone has a heavy workload at hand, why not send me there! I just reported for duty today and I haven't assigned any tasks yet."
Director Jin was waiting for her words.
Although it was his niece's unsatisfactory interview results that prevented her from taking the national exam, she felt a bit depressed in her heart. She didn't want to give Xu Yin any power at first. Isn't this just right - the superiors asked each department to send one person out. When it comes to preaching, newcomers should endure some hardships.
He said cheerfully: "Since Xiao Xu has recommended himself, and other comrades have work to do, then it will be Xiao Xu's hard work this time!"
After this experience, wouldn’t there be a reasonable excuse for sending her to the countryside in the future?
Director Jin's eyes flashed and the smile on his face deepened.
Xu Yin nodded: "Then when should I go? What exactly will I do? Do I choose the place myself or is it arranged by the bureau?"
"..."
Director Jin was confused by her question. Does this person really not care at all?
Or does she think expatriation is an easy job? Why are you so eager to fish for oil and water?
That's wrong! It seems that expatriation does not require working, but it is much harder than working. After all, expatriation allows you to go abroad and gain experience in other countries. What is so good about expatriation in China? The journey may be long and bumpy for a day, and the grassroots seed management department is not like other departments, so how can there be any profit?
As for going to the countryside, it's even more of a chore. You might even have to go to the fields to check the germination of seeds.
Director Jin sneered in his heart, but on his face he praised Xu Yin like a flower, saying that she had a spirit of dedication and responsibility. He would be the first to recommend her as an advanced section member at the end of the year.
It was unclear whether the other department members were unhappy or not, as they were applauding on their faces.
Xu Yin became a young and energetic expatriate preacher of the Seed Management Bureau on the first day of registration. On the third day, she went to the local grassroots level with a letter of introduction to promote new seeds and preach "Seeds are agricultural chips and agricultural chips." "An important carrier of scientific and technological progress" has gone. At the same time, it is also responsible for the task of randomly checking the quality of seeds and seedlings circulating in the market and checking the seed germination rate in the fields.
These tasks, which may seem extremely troublesome to other expatriate preachers, are as easy as a duck to water for Xu Yin.
The only distressing thing was that I had obviously been admitted to a job in the capital, and I thought I could go on a date with Comrade Xiaojin on the weekend, but in the first week of work, I let Jiang Youjin go.
Xu Yin made various coaxing plans of "ceding land and paying compensation". Unexpectedly, he has been very busy recently. He has a very urgent project at hand, and he is a core member of the project team. If she comes over on the weekend, he may not be able to find time to accompany her.
Hearing what he said, Xu Yin quickly replied: "Then you can work overtime with peace of mind! I will bring you Fengzhou's specialties when I go back."
The place where she is preaching this time is Fengzhou City in central China, which is famous for its sorghum wine and jasmine tea, as well as the hairy crabs in Mingsong Lake.
Although it is not yet the best season to eat hairy crabs, the local crabs that are yellow in June and the fried rice cakes are very delicious.
During the day, Xu Yin followed the grassroots staff to go to the market and go to the fields. She spent six or seven hours a day outdoors and in the fields. In the evening, when she had time, she would visit local night markets and shopping malls, taste the local delicacies and specialties, and buy whatever she found delicious. Buy it and bring some back to your parents and boyfriend.
The clerk in Fengzhou City who received Xu Yin all the way was a young man named Shen Jianzhou who entered the system two years earlier than Xu Yin.
As soon as they met, he saw that Xu Yin was a pretty girl, and he knew for sure: apart from the publicity meeting, the rest of the trip would probably be just a routine, and he would not actually go to the countryside or work in the fields.
Even if I go, I will definitely go there, visit the village committee, eat a local farmer's meal, and then come back under the guidance of the village cadres. Then I will arrange some tourist attractions for Xu Yin on my own.
He has never been to some scenic spots because of the high ticket prices and long distances. This time he can experience them at public expense.
Seeing that Xu Yin was beautiful and a regular employee of his superior unit, he had a vague idea in his mind: It would be nice to fall in love with her.
Although her unit is in the capital, if the two really get together, their positions can be transferred. It was unrealistic for him to transfer to the capital, but it should be possible for her to be transferred to Fengzhou City.
In this way, the arrangements became more attentive and thoughtful.
It's a pity that Xu Yin doesn't care at all.
She still followed the established plan and itinerary, giving lectures when she needed to do it, running to markets when she needed to, and going to the countryside to work in the fields was a piece of cake for her.
Not to mention the past, during her four years at Agricultural University, even with the introduction of robots that went to the fields, she still went to the fields in person a lot of times.
In short, no matter what the plan was before coming, I didn’t miss any link after coming.
On the contrary, some rural areas stayed an extra day when the day was not enough, just to find out the reasons why the wheat germination rate was too low and the peanut production dropped year after year.
Xu Yin stayed in the countryside, and Shen Jianzhou, the receptionist, had to stay, otherwise he was worried about being labeled as "poor reception".
August was still the height of summer, and there were many mosquitoes in the countryside. There was no mosquito net where he lived, so he spent the whole night battling mosquitoes.
The next day, I woke up with a pair of sleep-deprived panda eyes and found that Xu Yin was already chatting with people from the village committee while eating breakfast. Looking at the breakfast on the table, it was just multigrain porridge, potato cakes, and dry corn. There were no steamed buns or even the most common soy milk and fried dough sticks, which made him lose his appetite.
However, Xu Yin ate very deliciously. When she saw him, she took the initiative to greet him: "Brother Shen, come and eat quickly. The breakfast made by the fellow villagers is very delicious. After eating, we will continue to go to the fields to have a look."
"..."
I originally thought that being a receptionist would be an easy job, and I could spend public money on shopping and shopping, but I didn't expect to meet a workaholic whose mind is full of seeds.
Shen Jianzhou was about to cry but had no tears: Today, Saturday, he could have slept in at home, slept until he woke up naturally and wanted to drink soy milk, eat fried dough sticks and fried dough sticks. How different is it like now, not to mention falling in love at public expense, visiting scenic spots, and even taking rides on weekends? Went in.
Xu Yin either doesn't come, or she wants to solve the problem when she comes.
She stayed in the village for three days and finally found out the crux of the problem of low wheat germination rate and reduced peanut production for three consecutive years.
How did the village committee members know that she was just a junior clerk who had just been admitted to the Seed Administration Bureau? They thought she was a seed expert. They thought that the seed expert who came this time had several brushes and helped them find out the cause in three days. I wrote reports, made phone calls to help them obtain new varieties of seeds, and taught the village chief to register an account on the smart agriculture platform.
"In the future, if you have any questions, you can leave a message here directly, and professionals will answer it for you. If it is still not resolved, you can also call me to contact me."
(End of chapter)
