What are the stories about spring?

1 In the 1980s, spring thunder sounded and Vientiane was renewed. At that time, the rural credit cooperatives were in the recovery period, achieving annual surplus, and the annual deposit amount had reached more than 90 million yuan, which was more than ten times higher than before. At that time, my father had just inherited his grandfather's "mantle". He put a photo of his classmates engraved with "revolutionary friendship" in a book, and then began to imagine a new future in a poor and desolate rural credit cooperative.

The floor of the office is a row of old tile houses, with brick red cowtongue tiles. Dad is wearing a Chinese tunic suit and is familiar with the ox horn abacus. There are always complicated documents, bright red Yin He, carbon paper, bookkeeping books and seals of different sizes on the table. At this time, the total face value of RMB has increased to 168.88 points, and there are no words such as "grasping revolution to promote production" and "learning agriculture" on the documents. Looking up occasionally, the spring is mottled. The rules and regulations on the wall, the duty watch, and the five statues of Ma, En, Lie, Si and Mao that have been posted for a long time are all immersed in the interweaving of light and shadow, and the darker they are, the more solemn they are. In the distance, the road ahead extends in the sunny fields, and the more you look at it, the brighter it becomes.

2. In 1990s, the spring breeze turned into rain, and still water flowed deeply. At this time, rural credit cooperatives are also facing new development opportunities. It was a spring of 1996. Rural Credit Cooperatives and Agricultural Bank of China were separated from the administrative subordination and managed by the People's Bank of China, and embarked on a new era of independent development. I remember that at the beginning of the separation of travel agencies, I walked into my father's work for the first time. This town, which is known as the poorest in the northwest of the county, has achieved "upstairs and downstairs, lights and telephones", but its office facilities are still very backward. A layer of iron fence was installed on the thick and high cement counter. The old wooden tables and chairs and the heavy cabinet head engraved with a five-pointed star look so shabby and old-fashioned. The aunts and uncles inside are wearing all kinds of clothes, and there is no uniform tooling.

Although there are not many customers who come to handle business, I know that piles of manual accounts have consumed their main energy. Needless to say, the bright glass counter and uniform work clothes, just the office computer on the counter has made me very novel. That was the first time I saw a computer in my life. At the same time, it is also the first time to clearly feel the gap in management and development of rural credit cooperatives. However, many things are foreshadowing the future, because the story is not finished yet, and I don't know who is more wonderful until the end.