Switched Marriage The Coddled Little Wife novel Chapter 294

Chapter 294: Chapter 294: A Role Model for Youth Learning in the County

In Chuxia’s previous life, Bai Qifeng had already been transferred when she became wealthy, but she also heard quite a bit about his deeds, a down-to-earth leading official.

During these years of rapid development due to reform and opening up, he greatly supported the growth of private enterprises, and promoted many individuals, increasing the county’s fiscal revenue by a significant step and allowing Ancheng County to be the first to stand out among several neighboring administrative regions.

Chuxia smiled generously, "I’m 22 years old this year."

In their local custom, they speak of nominal age, and Chuxia was also aware that her age was indeed tender for her position, so she simply reported a nominal age.

Even so, County Magistrate Bai was surprised, repeatedly exclaiming how impressive it was.

"The national construction needs young people like you who are brave and resolute, old-fashioned thoughts will not do."

Director Wang also echoed on the side, "Indeed, Lin is not only smart, but also skilled and versatile."

"The leaders are too complimentary, I’m just doing what I should be doing. In every aspect, I am a newcomer, still with a lot to learn."

County Magistrate Bai was even more satisfied, "You are now the leader for our private enterprises. Xiyang Food’s reputation has not only taken over the markets in Ancheng County but has also captured a lot from the surrounding markets. At such a young age to have achieved this, neither arrogant nor rash, and with a passionate and helpful heart, you are indeed a model for all the county’s youth to learn from."

"County Magistrate Bai, you really flatter me."

Bai Qifeng waved his hand, "That’s not true at all, I’ve heard about you more than once from your town mayor and Director Feng. Your Xiyang Food Factory not only provided hundreds of job opportunities for our county but you’ve also been involved in the chicken and pig farms in Qin Family Village. This year, Qin Family Village is set to be recognized as a model by the county, and you’ve played an indispensable role in this. Keep up the good work, and should you encounter any difficulties, bring it up with the county authorities; I have high hopes for you."

Chuxia hadn’t expected to receive such recognition today; to have won the appreciation of Bai Qifeng would certainly add wings to a tiger in her future development.

She also promptly responded, "Thank you, County Magistrate Bai, for your recognition. I will certainly double my efforts and will not let down the expectations of the county leadership."

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Because it was published in the newspaper, the story of Chuxia’s courageous and righteous act quickly spread throughout Ancheng County.

Before this, Chuxia had never mentioned the rescue.

When Sun Hao and Chen Ping visited her home, the Qin Family thought it was just because Sun Hao had a good relationship with Chuxia, and had borrowed Yuan Bao for a case.

To their surprise, in addition to Yuan Bao, Chuxia was even more formidable.

On the day the newspaper was printed, Qin Han spent his own money to buy a thick stack to put in Qin’s Bun Shop for customers passing by to read.

They were free to take away if they wished, sharing in the glory.

Coincidentally, at the train station’s bun shop, Sun Lanlan also bought a stack and placed them at the entrance of Qin’s Bun Shop.

Every customer who bought steamed buns was given a free newspaper, which left Chuxia not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

It was not until she saw Old Sir He that Chuxia truly backed down.

Old Sir He also came directly to the bun shop after seeing the newspaper.

Upon seeing Chuxia there, he didn’t say another word and went to take her pulse.

"Master, look I’m fine, really nothing wrong..."

Before Chuxia could finish, Old Sir He fixed her with his fierce gaze and she had no choice but to close her mouth and extend her arm.

Old Sir He half-closed his eyes as he took her pulse, his expression finally softening a bit.

"I told you I was fine. Do you believe me now? At that time, I just helped someone out, I really didn’t do much."

Old Sir He didn’t believe her words; were courageous acts just casual talk? Was the certificate just cabbage?