Chapter 131 Being Stopped

The Comrade Li mentioned by Captain Jiang is named Chang'an. He is a postman of the town post office and is responsible for delivering letters to several neighboring villages of Aoli Village.

Hearing this, Cai Xiufen couldn't help but complain: "Is that so? Why didn't you explain it clearly at once?!"

"Okay, okay, it's my fault. I didn't explain it clearly at once, so you didn't understand." Captain Jiang smiled good-temperedly, and then said: "You do your thing, I'll ride to the town to get the things back."

Cai Xiufen: "With the eldest and the third brother here, there's no need for you to run a trip. Go back to the house and rest. I'll go and tell the eldest brother and let him go."

With that, without waiting for Captain Jiang to respond, Cai Xiufen shouted to Brother Jiang: "Brother! Brother, ride your bike to the town. Li Bao sent something home. Remember to bring the order form from your father."

"Got it."

Brother Jiang responded.

"Dad, Mom, what did Li Bao send to our family?"

Brother Jiang came to the main hall and looked at his parents, and then he heard Captain Jiang say: "I don't know the details, you can take the single word to pick it up, and we will know when we open the box at home."

Handing the pick-up slip to his son, Captain Jiang said: "By the way, bring your household registration book."

Brother Jiang was puzzled: "Bring your household registration book, why?"

"Comrade Changan said that the things sent to our family from the north city are large items. In order to prevent others from taking them by mistake, it is safer to bring your household registration book to pick them up." There is no separate identity certificate these days. When going out to do things, you either have to show your household registration book or a letter of introduction issued by the government to prove your identity.

Otherwise, you will inevitably be blocked when doing things!

"Oh."

Brother Jiang responded, saying that he knew, and then rode his bicycle out of the courtyard in a blink of an eye.

"Grandpa, what did your uncle go to the post office to get?"

"Grandma, do you know?"

"Grandpa, is the thing sent to our house by my aunt?"

"Oh! I don't know if my aunt received the letter I wrote."

...

Captain Jiang and his wife were surrounded by their grandchildren. Listening to their questions, they felt like a bunch of sparrows chirping in their ears.

Cai Xiufen: "Go do what you need to do. Wait for your dad and uncle to get the things back. Then you can see for yourself." Cai Xiufen raised her hands like a duck and drove all the grandchildren around her out of the hall.

About forty or fifty minutes later, Brother Jiang rode his bicycle into the village.

A villager saw a big square box tied to the back seat of his car, and couldn't help but stop him and asked curiously: "Guowei, what's in the big box on the back seat of your car?"

"Yes, Guowei, tell me, this box looks big, I'm afraid it's filled with something good?"

"It looks like a TV!"

"What? TV! What is a TV?"

"I also saw it on the counter of a department store in the county. Look at the things painted on this box, it's square, and there's a pole on it. If this isn't a TV, what is it?!"

After a while, Brother Jiang was surrounded by villagers who came to see the novelty, which forced him to get off the seat.

"I haven't opened the box yet, so I don't know what's in it."

"Guowei, you don't want us to know, do you?"

"That's right, Guowei, if there's a TV in this box, we'll have to go to your house to watch TV tonight!"

Guowei is the name of Brother Jiang.

"Don't worry, auntie. If there's really a TV in this box, I won't lock you out of the yard."

There's more to come. . .