In the room, Wu Guoan was stunned when he heard his father's words.
this……
Is this okay?
The reason why Xiaofeng chose liberal arts out of temperament when choosing subjects, and abandoned the science subjects that he had agreed upon at the beginning, was this actually the reason?
Are you trying to make things difficult for his grandfather with science problems and want to make him look embarrassed?
In the end, is it possible to make things difficult, act like a child, and just give up martial arts and follow civil service?
Isn’t this too weird?
Wu Guoan's expression was dull, showing an incredible look.
"Why!"
Wu Weizheng sighed again.
"In my life, I have been immersed in research for so long that I have forgotten how to deal with children."
"I wasn't around when you were young, so Xiaolin relied on her to raise you three brothers."
"When I come back, Xiaofeng will be so big."
"I didn't expect that the harmonious relationship I thought would eventually turn out to be self-defeating."
"It's my fault, it's my fault."
Wu Weizheng devoted almost all his life to the national defense of the Dragon Kingdom.
Although they are not as outstanding as the 23 two-bomb and one-star pioneers, without the sacrifice and dedication of people like Wu Weizheng and his group, Longguo's current national defense career would not be in full swing.
They are like a screw on a precision instrument.
It looks inconspicuous, but it is indispensable.
Even at critical moments, it can play an unexpected role.
When it comes to scientific research, Wu Weizheng is professional, confident and powerful.
But when it comes to raising kids?
Wu Weizheng was so unfamiliar.
It seems to be more difficult than studying atomic bombs, hydrogen bombs, and nuclear submarines by yourself.
Such a strong contrast made Wu Weizheng, who was already in his seventies, helpless.
"Dad, I can't blame you for this."
Wu Guoan adjusted his mood, shook his head and said:
"We all know that Xiaofeng was the closest to my mother since he was a child. When his mother left, Xiaofeng cried very sadly."
"We know that this incident has a great impact on Xiaofeng."
"Even today, he is still very upset about you not coming back."
"If my mother hadn't told him before she left that she would be very sad if he didn't accept his grandfather, I guess Xiaofeng wouldn't be willing to live with you, dad."
"But I can't blame you for this."
"We all know that you have your own difficulties."
"Xiaofeng is just in the throes of losing his grandma, and he can't understand you."
"I believe that in the near future, Xiaofeng will know everything you have done."
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On the second day of Qingming Festival, Wu Guoan took Wu Feng to the town and bought him some clothes, shoes and the like.
"Dad, are you leaving tonight?"
Wu Feng was walking on the street, feeling a little unmotivated.
Dad only got home at noon yesterday and has to leave again tonight.
Being in such a hurry made him feel uncomfortable.
Wu Guoan smiled helplessly.
"Yes, I just received a call today. There are important things at work that I need to go back to deal with, so I can only go back one day in advance."
After finally having a three-day Qingming holiday, Wu Guoan originally wanted to spend time with his son at home.
But there are some things that he cannot control.
Wu Guoan was also very reluctant to give up.
Wu Feng shrugged, "Okay."
"Isn't your 712 Institute just a shipbuilding unit?"
"Why do you have to do something during the holidays?"
Wu Feng had heard his parents mention before that their unit was the 712 Research Institute in Jiangxia.
Now that the Internet is so developed, Wu Feng has already learned about it online.
712 Research Institute is a subsidiary of Longguo Shipbuilding Industry Group.
The business scope includes research and development of marine electric propulsion devices, research and development of ship automatic control systems, power and electrical research, etc.
In Wu Feng's opinion, isn't it just a shipyard?
What big or important thing could happen?
Can’t wait for the Qingming Festival?
Wu Guoan chuckled and said: "Xiao Feng, some things are not as simple as you seem on the surface."
"There are ships, big and small."
"A small one is like a boat with one leaf."
"The big one is the sea fortress."
"Your mother and I, as well as thousands of colleagues, are all serving a big ship, so we can't be careless."
Wu Feng frowned, then raised his eyebrows.
"Dad, aren't you and mom building an aircraft carrier?"
Wu Feng is not stupid.
What kind of shipbuilding industry, what kind of research institute, what kind of maritime fortress.
Isn’t this answer readily apparent?
Wu Guoan raised the corner of his mouth and neither answered nor denied.
Last night, he couldn't sleep thinking about it.
The relationship between Xiaofeng and his grandfather has not made much progress.
They can't always be around to educate and enlighten.
Xiaofeng chose liberal arts and gave up science.
I heard that they even set up traps in school to tease teachers.
If it hadn't been for the help of my second brother who was far away in Zhonghai to say hello, he might have been expelled from the school long ago.
Xiaofeng was asked to transfer to Jiangxia, but Xiaofeng himself was unwilling.
All kinds of things made Wu Guoan toss and turn.
He just wondered if there was any way to guide Wu Feng to the right path.
If Xiaofeng goes astray because of insufficient companionship and improper education from the couple, then they will definitely regret it for the rest of their lives.
After thinking about it, Wu Guoan decided to let his son know what they did within the scope allowed by the confidentiality regulations.
He hopes he can find a balance that can inspire his son's inner drive without involving the leaking of state secrets.
Wu Guoan also had no choice.
Wu Feng walked beside his father, looking at him neither confirming nor denying. How could he not know that this was acquiescence?
His eyes widened, and an extremely strong sense of pride and pride suddenly arose in his heart.
Mom and Dad, they really built aircraft carriers?
No wonder I have been working overtime and overtime for so many years, and sometimes I may not be able to come back even once a year.
When grandma was still alive, she always taught him to take a long-term view.
Now it seems that grandma already knew it?
Wu Feng had not thought about aircraft carriers before because the impression his parents gave him was that they were always so ordinary, not like the scientists on TV who were famous, published, and accomplished.
He didn't know that any huge thing could be created by just one or two people.
The contributions of those meritorious scientists are enormous.
But the theory must be realized by someone before it can truly become an important weapon of the country.
In the vast land of Dragon Kingdom, how could there be just one or two grassroots scientific researchers like Wu Guoan and others whose names, origins, and contributions would never be known to anyone?
There is no shortage of unsung heroes in this land.
This has always been the case from ancient times to the present.