The branch's calligraphy association cannot be established.

As for the calligraphy circles in the district and city, it can be described as a mess!

Especially in the district, there are only about twenty people who write, but there are more than a dozen associations such as the Calligraphers and Painters Association, the Young Calligraphers Association, the Artists Association, the Young Artists Association, and the Charity Calligraphers Association.

When I took out my business card, I saw that I was either the president of a certain association or the dean of a certain calligraphy and painting academy, with a lot of titles, and some even had titles starting with "China".

The reason why those calligraphers are keen on being presidents and deans is partly to raise their own status so that their calligraphy and painting works can be sold at high prices. But most of them are to make money through training in calligraphy and painting. Having a bunch of titles will make them appear more authoritative and help them recruit people.

to more students.

Comrade Lao Wu only loves literature and calligraphy. He has never thought of making money from these. He despises those people and is unwilling to play with them.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Two months ago, a restaurant opened diagonally across from the branch, and the boss asked him to inscribe the name of the restaurant, which made his eyes light up.

I can write for you for free, as long as you sign your name!

Not only can you write the store name and signboard, you can even write a few more words for others to hang in the box, which will look tasteful.

The last time I held a seminar on "The First Outpost of the Yangtze River" in the development zone, I talked about it with several old comrades from the Laoyanjiang Police Station. Not only did these old comrades enthusiastically suggest that they help the Transportation Bureau write the names of the bridges, but they also helped to build bridges.

I called the Linghai Transportation Bureau, and then my lover from the Han Bureau helped me contact the Municipal Transportation Bureau!

This time it actually got really busy.

Comrade Lao Wu had just finished writing the four characters "Red Flag Second Bridge" and signed his name. He was about to go back to the dormitory for dinner when Mr. Sun from Linghai Road and Bridge Company called again.

"Mr. Sun, do you want the name of the bridge? The 'Red Flag Second Bridge' has been written. When will you arrange for someone to come to our branch to get it?"

"Political Commissar Wu, I'm sorry, I would like to ask you to help me again."

"It's a little effort, but it doesn't help, you say."

Anyway, we need someone to write the name of the bridge. Instead of asking someone else to write it and oweing others a favor, it is better to let Political Commissar Wu write it. He really likes to write it, and he is a senior policeman wearing a white shirt...

Sun Youyi sat on a leather swivel chair, looked at the list of rural bridges to be built this year, and said with a smile: "Political Commissar Wu, I'm sorry, this time is different from last time. I'm not asking you to write down the names of a few bridges, but

You write the names of a bunch of bridges."

"One batch!"

"The city is renovating dangerous bridges this year, and our company was lucky enough to win the bid. There are 126 bridges in total, some of which have names, and some of which have no names. Political Commissar Wu, you are very skilled. Those bridges without names

, can you help us think of a name by the way?"

No matter where you go, you can see the bridge where I wrote the name of the bridge. Isn’t this a legend?

Although the main inscription now is the name of a small rural bridge, it is still a bridge.

Of course, Comrade Wu would also be happy to name the bridge if he had the opportunity. But it is not realistic. For example, for the Yangtze River Bridge under construction, the name of the bridge must be inscribed by a senior leader.

Comrade Lao Wu even helped write the name of the small restaurant. How could he miss this opportunity to be famous forever? He said without hesitation: "No problem, just like the same sentence, it takes a little effort!"

"Commissar Wu, I can't always let you write in vain."

"Mr. Sun, if we are friends, don't talk about money with me!"

"I'm not talking about money, I'm talking about writing fees."

Comrade Lao Wu knew very well that those in the Political Department did not like him. Those people used to make small reports about him to the leaders. He did not want to be held captive by those bad people because of this.

Besides, his salary is the highest in the branch, and the house he bought in Donghai has gone up again...

In short, Comrade Lao Wu neither thought of making money from this nor was he short of money. He laughed and said: "Don't talk to me about remuneration even if we are friends. Mr. Sun, you and Han Bureau are comrades. Ask Han Bureau about my character."

You know it. It’s okay to have a meal or drink together, but I definitely won’t write about giving money.”

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Chapter completed!