"What did you say?"

"Haha, it must be a joke. Where did we get the money?"

Ye Yaodong also followed him and hehe.

"Uncle San——"

"Shut up, give me another word to say, you guys go to the street."

The two of them shut up now.

Ye Yaodong turned his back to them and closed his eyes.

Both of them were still making noises in a low tone.

The next morning, they had breakfast at a stall on the street, so they asked all the way to the ferry terminal and boarded the ferry boat.

Jiangnan Shipyard is located on the bank of the Huangpu River, across the river from Zhanghuabang Wharf. The straight line distance is about 15 kilometers, but the actual sailing distance may be longer.

In 1988, there was no Nanpu Bridge and Yangpu Bridge on the Huangpu River, and the ferry was the main means of transportation connecting Pudong and Puxi.

They sat for an hour before getting off the boat, and as soon as they got off the boat, they saw the huge gantry crane and crane moving slowly above their heads in the distance.

Various shipbuilding materials, such as steel plates, steel pipes and wood, are piled on the docks by the river. Workers are transporting these materials to designated locations.

"Is it there?"

"Probably?"

"You will know when you get closer."

Looking right ahead, I took more than ten minutes to walk, everyone was sweating profusely and started to curse.

"It's here, right?"

"Dongzi, I'm going to say it's convenient to Donghai Shipyard, just near the dock where we got off the boat."

"Fortunately, I saw it when I got off the boat. It was so hot that it was so hot that it was shaking outside, which would kill people."

Ye Yaodong also nodded and agreed.

"Fortunately, I didn't have much effort to find it. I've come here. Let's go and see how famous it is."

The main entrance of Jiangnan Shipyard is located on the bank of the Huangpu River, with a huge sign hanging at the door.

The sign is rectangular, the background is dark blue, and the five big characters "Jiangnan Shipyard" are written in white font. The edges of the sign are inlaid with metal frames, which look solemn and atmospheric.

"It's here."

"Damn, that's so big!"

"This shipyard is big!"

There are a large area of ​​buildings surrounding the shore, all of which are low brick and tile houses with mottled exterior walls, which look a bit dilapidated.

There were many workers wearing blue or gray work clothes, hard hats, and faces covered with oil and sweat, all moving materials.

Trucks and tractors come and go, transporting materials and equipment to the doors of various houses, looking at a busy scene.

"Are we just going in?"

"Just go in like this?"

"Dongzi?"

"Just go in like this, otherwise how else can you go in? Do you still want to lie in? Or do you carry the sedan chair and carry you in?"

"That's not bad-"

"How did you get in at the Donghai Shipyard yesterday? How did you get in today."

"We walked in with a swagger and said we wanted to buy a boat."

"It's pretty good, it's the same today."
Chapter completed!