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Chapter 754 - 562: The Changes in Little Soldier Company

Hengdian, a certain filming base.

Chen An'an and Er Piya from the Little Soldier Company had already been here for nearly a month.

Over time, they experienced major historical moments such as the eight-year War of Resistance, the founding ceremony of the nation, and the sent-down youth movement.

To accommodate their unprecedented educational experiment, Tengying Group deployed nearly three thousand extras.

They also built countless structures tied closely to that era, ensuring everyone could fully immerse themselves in the experience.

Only by walking through those historical moments could they understand the sacrifices and profound legacy of those who came before.

After a month, they had journeyed from the wartime chaos of the era to the Reform and Opening-Up period.

This was the launch of Huaxia's Big Era – from the return of sent-down youth to cities in 1978, the reopening of universities, state-owned enterprise reforms, individual entrepreneurs, and other significant events in time.

For this, Tengying Group even specially acquired an old-fashioned major factory.

Employing over a thousand people to tell the stories of workers in state-owned enterprises during that era.

Er Piya had lost a bit of weight and was now just a Level-3 junior worker in the state-owned factory.

As for Chen An'an, she was already at Level-5.

Little Third Chen Lu was assigned to clean the cafeteria, Hu Qilin helped with cooking, and Song Chaoqun – the son of their aunt – along with Chang Fu's family's "Little Fatty" Chang Dalin were all there as well.

Their current task was to utilize modern knowledge brought from their "time travel" to help this near-bankrupt state-owned enterprise complete its market-oriented reforms.

When Chen Pingsheng arrived, he sat in the lobby, observing every move of the Little Soldier Company through the all-around cameras.

His sister Chen Qi, along with their aunt, were also here, and their aunt held her second son in her arms.

As for Song Yanxi, she had already gone ahead to play the role of the factory director, with Liu Fen portraying the factory's Communist Party secretary.

This particular factory specialized in canned food production.

Chen Pingsheng sat there, nibbling on sunflower seeds. "Little Sis, your Hu Qilin really takes after you – all energy and no brains."

"What do you mean like me? When I was a kid, I was clever, not stupid like him!"

Hu Qilin was indeed something – he snacked on half the food he cooked before even serving it.

"Let me ask, Brother, didn't you say you'd be back in a few days? Why were you gone so long?"

"Do you think everyone's like you, having nothing to do? I have to go make money, you know."

Elsewhere, Chen An'an had already figured out a way to sell canned food. She planned to report it to Factory Director Song, but her plan leaked early, and someone else beat her to it.

That so-called scheming in the workplace can be plain and straightforward – if someone even has the slightest chance of advancing, they'll grab at it with everything they've got.

So there it was – the plan she meticulously re

Day by day, time passed, and the children continued to grow.

As their father, perhaps only when they turned eighteen could he finally set aside the weight of parenthood.