The vicious mother-in-law has grown up in the age

Chapter 249
"Grandma, are we home?"

"Not going home for now."

"Where shall we go?"

"Let me take you for a walk." Yao Wanwan looked around and took out a camera. Of course, it also had a camera function, and the shape was not very different.

"Milk, what is this? Let me take a look."

"This is a camera. Grandma will take you to take pictures."

Sanxi said "Oh", walked to the entrance of the alley, looked at the rickshaw pulling not far away, and stretched out her hand to wave.

"Madam, where are you going?"

"Go to the Imperial City side of Chang'an Avenue."

"Come on, madam, you and the young lady have a seat."

Yao Wanwan nodded, "Sanxi is holding grandma."

"Yeah! Hug grandma! Why are you hugging grandma?"

"Be careful of falling." Yao Wanwan held the camera, looked at the scenery not far away, "clicked" twice, and took the photo. She lowered her head to open the photo in the camera and took a look.

It's not that far from the Imperial City, and we arrived at the Tianzhen Gate in a short while.

Yao Wanwan got out of the car with Sanxi in her arms. She looked at it and saw that it was completely full of the colors of the times. She took the camera and started taking pictures.

"Sanxi, stand up, raise your hands, like this, yeah!"

"Oye yeah!"

Yao Wanwan smiled, took out the stand from the bag, placed the camera on it, set a time for continuous photography, ran over quickly, and started taking photos with Sanxi.

"Grandma, let me take a look, let me take a look." Sanxi stepped on her feet and looked at the photos in the camera, "Milk, it's so beautiful."

"It's so beautiful." Yao Wanwan looked at the several pictures taken in succession, nodded slightly, and said, "Let's go, Sanxi, let's go over there."

The Great Hall of the People and the Monument to Heroes have not yet been built. Not far away is the Dali Temple built in the late Qing Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty perished before it was built.Later, the Republic of China continued to build it, and in the early years of the Republic of China, it became the seat of the high judicial authority.

Nowadays, this is also the office of the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate. It was not until [-] that this building was demolished when the Great Hall was built.

It has a Western architectural style. To be honest, it is a pity that this building was demolished.It's a pity that the construction technology of this era is limited. If it were placed in modern times, this building would definitely be moved away as a whole.

Not far from the gate, Yao Wanwan looked at Brother Bing, who was standing guard with a loaded gun, and walked over holding Sanxi's little hand.

One of the soldiers came over and gave a military salute, "Hello, comrade, what can I do for you?"

"It's okay, I just want to take some photos, is that okay?"

"Taking pictures? It doesn't matter if you say it outside, but not if you say it inside."

"Thank you! Thank you. I'll take some photos with the kids outside."

Brother Bing nodded slightly. "Sanxi, come and stand here, yes! Yeah!"

Sanxi raised her scissor hand and said "yeah" with a smile.

Yao Wanwan also took a few pictures, and then took pictures of the exterior of the building. She took Sanxi, contracted a tricycle, and started taking pictures everywhere.

She wanted to record the appearance of the old capital of this era. Not only was it the capital, she would also take photos wherever she went.

The current capital is only so big. Outside the modern second ring road, everything is rural, so there is no need to go there.

The only pity is that we did not enter the Forbidden City. Now the government has taken very strict measures to protect cultural heritage. It was not until 61 that the Forbidden City was opened to the public.

At night, a weak light dimmed the huge house.

Sanxi squatted next to Yao Wanwan, looking at the map on the bed. She raised her head and touched the map, "Miscellaneous, what is this?"

"world map."

"what is that?"

"Don't ask what it is." Yao Wanwan looked at it and frowned slightly. It was a bit difficult. If she wanted to go to Outer Mongolia to get mutton and beef, if she wanted to get seafood, she would have to go round and round.

The main problem is traffic. If it were not a traffic problem, then it wouldn't matter. If you take a plane or a high-speed rail, you can get there in less than a day.

But now, if you take a bus from the capital to Outer Mongolia, you may not be able to reach it in less than ten days and a half.If we then go to the coastal areas to buy seafood, it may be too late to go back in August.

Yao Wanwan traced her finger on the world map and reached Shencheng. However, Shencheng is now just a small fishing village.

Resting her finger here, Yao Wanwan frowned, and then moved her finger to Xiangjiang.

Then he rowed over again, and then rowed over again.

Except for seafood, everything else in Xiangjiang is not available. Most of the daily necessities are transported from the country, including grain, beef, pork, etc., which are all transported from the country. After all, the place is only so big. .

It is obviously impossible to rely solely on transportation from such a far overseas place, and it is impossible to feed Xiangjiang's population of nearly 200 million.

Yao Wanwan put her finger on the Xiangjiang side, and then paddled to the side where she had a good life.Yao Wanwan reached out and touched her chin. She could go to Xiangjiang to get an ID card. Anyway, it is very easy to get an ID card there now, and then take a plane to the place where she had a good life.

The beef there is world-famous, but you can buy some for free, including food. Anyway, the space is the size of two football fields, and these things don't even occupy one-tenth of the space.

Yao Wanwan's portable space occupies an area the size of two football fields, and is almost [-] in height.If you go to Xiaoli to buy goods for free, you can get the food from Xiaoli back for free.

In any case, she has lived under the red flag since she was a child, and she still has no favorable impression at all of the country where she lived a good life.Moreover, after World War II, as a defeated country, this country did not suffer any punishment, nor did it remember any lessons.

Thinking about it, Yao Wanwan felt really good, even though it was a country that had a good life, even though it had just lost the war and the economy was in depression.But the situation in their country is much better than our own.

As for the fishing industry, it is much more developed than in China. At least they basically use diesel engines, unlike in China where more than 90.00% rely on human rowing for fishing.

Not to mention that their domestic supplies are much richer than at home.There is really not enough food and clothing in her space.After traveling for so long, she rarely eats with an open stomach.

(End of this chapter)