The conversation between Zhang Junping and Zhang Xiansheng caused everyone to burst into laughter.

In fact, a blatant and almost scoundrel-like privileged approach like Zhang Junping will not arouse everyone's disgust.

Instead, it will feel friendly.

The Chinese people are used to accepting it. In their thinking, it is normal for officials to receive preferential treatment, and there are no obstacles to accepting it.

What everyone can't stand is oppression and deception.

What I can't stand is the kind of practice of shouting to be fair and just, allowing others to make selfless contributions, and then secretly moving things to home and treating others as fools.

Zhang Junping ate very quickly, and this was trained in later generations.

Zhang Xiansheng had just eaten one steamed bun, and Zhang Junping had finished eating two steamed buns and a jar of fish.

"Why are you eating so fast?" Zhang Xiansheng asked with his eyes wide open as he saw Zhang Junping holding the jar and leaving.

"I'm afraid you will fight me!" Zhang Junping teased with a smile, turned around and went to clean the jar.

After washing the jar, Zhang Junping glanced at the people eating in the cafeteria, opened his mouth, sighed, and said nothing, turning around and leaving.

As soon as he was brushing the jar, he saw several people secretly stuffing steamed buns into his pockets and stuffing his pockets bulge.

Many people even use fish soup to soak steamed buns to eat, leaving all the fish meat behind.

Zhang Junping naturally knew what they were doing.

Take the steamed buns and fish home and give them to your children for food.

Although Jinhe Brigade has solved the problem of food and clothing, white flour steamed buns are still rare. Most of the food at home is still whole wheat flour or mixed flour steamed buns mixed with corn flour or sweet potato noodles.

Few families are willing to eat the snow-white steamed buns every meal.

This is obviously unruly and is a benefit from the public. Zhang Junping wanted to pursue the matter, but in the end he still held back.

This is all forced by poverty!

When every household in the village can afford to eat white flour steamed buns and are willing to buy meat and fish, naturally no one will put steamed buns in their pockets.
Chapter completed!