Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1032: Yangcheng Station
When Han Li came to Shanghai Railway Station again, he realized why he saw so many young people who were going south to make money here yesterday.

Because the train tickets from Shanghai to Guangzhou, Guangdong Province are so difficult to buy that it can be described as hard to get one. Most people may not be able to buy a ticket even if they just queue up foolishly for two or three days.

When boarding the train on the platform, many people who only bought platform tickets could not enter the carriage through the doors, so they began to climb in through the windows.

The ticket inspectors ignored this behavior the entire time because when the train started moving, these people were basically extra income for their train.

Even though Han Li got on the train directly without buying a ticket with his internal railway ID, he was only seated in the dining car. The popular sleeper berths had been bought out several days ago by people using various connections.

However, all the seats in the dining car were occupied shortly after it started moving.

During the journey from Shanghai to Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, the train attendants on the dining car cleared people out at regular intervals.

Those who have enough money can continue to order a meal and stay here, while those who are not well off can only return to the crowded and smelly carriage cursing in their hearts.

Han Li stayed in the dining car until the train arrived at Yangcheng Station at Liuhua Bridge in Guangdong Province. This is a new passenger station completed and put into use in 74. The old station in Dashatou was renamed Yangcheng East Station.

The railway station currently has four platforms, all connected by an underground passage.

There are 11 tracks on the platform, which are connected to the Beijing-Guangzhou Line, Guangzhou-Shenzhen Line and Guangzhou-San Line respectively. It can accommodate six trains of the above three lines entering and leaving the station at the same time. It can be said that it is currently one of the larger stations in China.

As for how to get to Pengcheng from Yangcheng, Han Li had already found out on the train. Currently, there are only two ways to travel between the two places.

First, go to the ticket office to buy a ticket after arriving at the station, and then come back to continue taking the train.

Second, after getting off the train, go to the nearby bus station, buy a ticket and take a long-distance bus.

Of these two methods, train is the best choice because the current conditions of local roads and buses can easily reduce the time required for a 170-kilometer journey to 200 or even 300 kilometers.

After getting off the train, Han Li followed the marinated passengers through the passage and went directly to the outside of the station. Almost everyone looked at the large electronic clock with the title of "The First Clock in Guangzhou" at first sight.

This "First Clock in Guangzhou" is square, with a white clock face and black hands. It is said to be five meters high and four and a half meters wide. It is also the largest electric clock in any railway station and is one of the symbols of Guangzhou Railway Station.

While many people were still admiring the big clock, Han Li had already turned his attention to the station square.

The station square in front of Han Li was divided into several areas with different functions. The core was the central square, which was mainly used for passengers' entry and exit, pick-up and drop-off, and parking of transportation vehicles, etc.

There are two green belts on both sides of the central square. They are basically covered with large-leaved broad-leaved rubber banyan trees with crowns. This arrangement is also the leading design in the country.

There is a parking lot on each side of the central square, which is reserved for motor vehicles.

In the south of the central square is a semi-elliptical traffic green island, which can reduce and disperse the disorderly driving and congestion of vehicles to the greatest extent.

A little further away are buildings such as the Friendship Building, Guangdong Gymnasium, Friendship Theatre, Yangcheng Hotel, and the Bus Station. It is said that in 86, this place was successfully selected as one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Yangcheng with its name of "Liuhua Yuyu".

Among the passengers who got off the bus with Han Li at this time, there were people from Shanghai, Dong'ou, and Wushang. In short, there were many people from different places.

There were people from all over the place, and of course their accents were very diverse. If it weren't for Han Li, most people wouldn't understand what they were saying. They probably thought that others couldn't understand them, so they talked to their companions without restraint. However, they met Han Li, who knew many dialects. Even if they couldn't fully understand some of the words, they could guess roughly.

It was precisely because of this that Han Li also learned from their conversation.

Some of these people do not want to go to Pengcheng. They think they may not be able to get cheaper goods from manufacturers there. Even if they do, it will increase the cost of traveling between the two places, and also increase the risk of being caught by relevant authorities.

Therefore, this group of people choose to go to streets such as Gaodi Street and Guanlu Road in Guangzhou to look for electronic watches, clothes, and various things they have never seen before, but the prerequisite is that the things must be easy to carry, not easily exposed, and can be sold at a price in their local area.

There are also some people who choose to go to Pengcheng. They believe that as long as they can find a way to purchase goods, they can not only get higher profits after bringing them home, but if appropriate, they can also act as a middleman near their hometown to earn the difference.

(As for matters like purchasing authority, currently in the special export zone of Yangcheng, as long as it does not involve some unified purchase and sale materials such as food, the authorities basically turn a blind eye to other items and commodities. They sell what they should sell and buy what they should buy. Whether you can take it home after leaving Yangcheng is none of their business.)
Han Li stood in the square of Yangcheng Railway Station, listening to the various discussions coming from all around him. He wondered in his heart whether he should contact Zhang Yaozu.

How about asking him to take me around this unfamiliar city of Yangcheng and taste the local specialties where you can eat anything and everything?
But Han Li quickly put this idea behind his mind. His main goal now was to go to Hong Kong to sort out Hao Jianghe's affairs, and by the way, earn some pocket money and living expenses for himself after arriving in England.

Although Han Li had the support of his family in his trip south this time, as of today it had been six and a half days since he left Sijiu City. He had only been with Jing Shujuan for one night. If he had stayed for two more days the time would have been longer.

Moreover, today is the 27th day of the eleventh month in the lunar calendar. If Han Li wants to return home before the New Year, he must speed up and cannot delay his journey because of a little appetite.

In addition, although Han Li had made all kinds of preparations, he was not sure what the situation was like on the border, whether the defenses on both sides were tight, and which was easier, sea or land.

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No matter how powerful Han Li's golden finger is, it cannot block the observation of the telescope and the aiming of the sniper rifle.

Therefore, Han Li needed to understand all of these. Even though he had peregrine falcons and little owls in his vast peach garden to help with reconnaissance, it would still take some time to figure these out and make himself safer.

(Peregrine falcons can move around normally in the south, but Gyrfalcons cannot.)
As for finding Hao Jianghe in Hong Kong according to those addresses, it is easy, and it is not difficult to find out his current situation. The difficulty lies in finding out why he did not choose to return home in glory, but instead kept asking Hao Hongmin and her daughter to come to Hong Kong.

This kind of thing cannot be forced. It requires a certain amount of time and luck. If you are lucky, you may find the cause on the same day. If you are unlucky, you may not find any useful clues for ten days or half a month. So Han Li has no time at all.

Han Li's heart sank when he thought of this. If this situation really happened, he would definitely not mind using the last method.

As for earning some pocket money and living expenses, Han Li didn't take it to heart because he had the golden finger. As long as he wanted to and didn't care about the bottom line, making money was not difficult for him.

Han Li looked at the unique train station square again, then turned and walked into the waiting hall.

There are two domestically-made escalators and two elevators installed in the ticket office and waiting hall of Yangcheng Railway Station, but the escalators were not in use when Han Li arrived here.

There were more people at this ticket office than in Shanghai, but Han Li didn't need to buy a ticket so he wouldn't squeeze with them. Instead, he went straight to a staff member to inquire about the train to Pengcheng.

However, what Han Li did not expect was that because there was only one track from Yangcheng to Pengcheng, there were only two passenger trains running to Pengcheng every day, and this was the one that was added after the reform.

However, according to the staff member, superiors are now planning to build a second train track.

Han Li asked about the departure time of the next train, thanked the enthusiastic lady and left the waiting room. He planned to take advantage of this free time to taste the various delicacies Zhang Yaozu had mentioned more than once, such as shrimp wonton noodles, pork knuckle noodles, lard glutinous rice chicken, crispy chicken biscuits, osmanthus sugar London cake, cotton cake, etc.
(End of this chapter)