Chapter 509: Fei Leng Cui’s Russian Housekeeper (I)

Like many Russians, three years ago, due to the difficulties in domestic livelihood, Pushkin came to Feilencui in the tide of going outings that spread throughout the country. In Feilencui, there were many Russians, from the casino bodyguards in Bacheng to the various nightclubs and wine-filled nightclubs and hotels, as well as the Russian instructors from Yingchao Mountain Military Academy, teachers from various vocational and technical schools of Feilencui, and then to the Russian engineers and technicians of Feilencui joint military industry. In the past few years, there have been many Russians who have come to Feilencui through various means. Among the white immigrants in Feilencui, there are the most Russians. In three years, there are almost all Russians who have immigrated here with their families and their families.

Two or three thousand people, in Bacheng, the Russians who immigrated to Feilencui slowly gathered together, and there was also a small circle of life, just like when Chinese people gathered overseas, there would always be a Chinatown. The small circle of Russians living, that street also had a very Russian-style name - Lenin Street! In Moscow, there was also a Lenin Street. The Bolsheviks, which made the country mess, fell. The Soviet Union, once the most powerful socialist country, split. When the Russian people raised their heads and longed to drop the capitalist liberal dew from heaven, what fell from the sky was not the liberal dew, but the torrent of liberalism that swept all the liberal torrents.

As the president who often makes jokes in the Kremlin said, "** has forced Russia to the edge of the cliff. Now, the liberal economic reform has finally taken us a big step forward!" It was this big step that all the Russians' liberal dreams were suddenly ruined. The political elites, members and secretaries of the Bolsheviks have now transformed into new energy and financial oligarchs, and the general managers and major shareholders of privatization enterprises that monopolize the lifeline of the Russian state's economy. The elites who started their business with the Bolsheviks did not fall with the fall of the Bolsheviks, but were like dumping.

It was like a rag, without any hesitation. After getting rid of the old Bull, which they had vowed to defend, this old Vick could no longer bring them too many decent old dresses, and immediately changed into a fashionable new dress labeled as the powerful. The former powerful still was the powerful, the former elite still was the current elite, and the former people were still the current people. In this earth-shaking change in the country, the vast majority of Russians were just spectators on the sidelines. After watching the powerful elites change into a well-fitting dress, the powerful elites pointed at the new dress on their bodies and said to all spectators, "Isn't this exactly what you want? Pay the bill!"

——The Russians gradually understood that no matter what Bolshevism with noble slogans or fashionable liberalism, for those powerful people, they were just props and smoke that confuses people's hearts, and just tools that plunder national wealth and satisfy personal and family ambitions and honors. When this tool is no longer useful, they will change to a handy one without hesitation. After waking up from two beautiful dreams in a short time, they will miss the glory and history of the past. This street named after Lenin made the Russians in Feilongcui feel that they have a bit of inseparable intimacy and a kind of indescribable spiritual sustenance!

Because of the contribution of Russian immigrants to Feilencui, two years ago, the Bacheng Hall approved the request of Russian immigrants to name the street where they gathered Lenin Street. In the same year, the Governor's Office approved the request of Russian immigrants to establish an Orthodox church on Lenin Street. Now, there are various Russian-style buildings on Lenin Street, especially the Orthodox church and the Moscow Hotel there, as well as the famous Free Wall on Lenin Street, which has become a special landscape in Bacheng. On the Free Wall of Lenin Street, a Russian artist wandering to Feilencui used steel to leave two lines of dazzling text on the wall, one in Russian and one in Chinese. The two lines of words are all the same sentence- "Where is freedom, where is my motherland!"

Russian immigrants in Bacheng are undoubtedly free. The Russian artist who wandered to Feilengcui heard that he had settled in Feilengcui. He could occasionally see him in the bars in Bacheng or in the high-end handmade art workshops in Mutong. He heard that he lived a very happy life. The artist is very famous among Feilengcui and Russian immigrants. For many Feilengcui, they no longer remember what the person's Russian name is. Everyone is used to calling his Chinese name - Lao Mo!

Lao Mo is very famous among the Russian immigrants of Feilengcui, but the most famous of all Russian immigrants is not Lao Mo, but Pushkin. Pushkin's name is the same surname as the well-known Russian poet. His full name is Iriya Vladimirovic Pushkin. The reason why he is famous in Feilengcui is not because of the poet, but because of his identity - the housekeeper of the official residence of the Feilengcui.

Three years ago, Pushkin, 55, came to Feilencui from Russia. When Pushkin first came to Feilencui, he was just to escape his life. Through a labor agency in Moscow, he relied on his own authentic Russian Tsai, Pushkin served as the chef of Russian cuisine in a five-star hotel in Feilencui Bacheng. At that time, there were more and more Russians in Feilencui. As an ordinary member, no one at that time thought Pushkin, as a Russian, would have the opportunity to sneak into the governor's residence, but this opportunity still came. Less than half a year after Pushkin came to Feilencui, the governor's residence would openly recruit a

The news about the "chief servant chief" or the housekeeper really made many people in Fei Lengcui excited. After careful consideration and careful preparation, Pushkin came to the governor's residence and handed over his resume with a nervous mood. Perhaps it was beyond the expectations of many people as a foreigner who wanted to apply for the role of "chief servant chief" in the governor's residence. Among a large number of applicants, with the name Pushkin and the identity of a foreigner, Pushkin quickly attracted the attention of others, and Pushkin's resume also stood out among a large number of people who were jealous of this position.

——The ancestors were once Russian nobles in the Tsarist era.

——The ninth to thirteenth generations of ancestors in the family genealogy were all the tsar's housekeepers. They had once in charge of the Tsar's Kremlin, Rivatya Palace, Masandra Palace and many Tsar's manors. The tsar's housekeeper and the general manager's business are family origins.

——After the October Revolution, Russia eliminated the nobles and overthrew the Tsarist rule. Pushkin's family also declined, but not long after the decline, Pushkin's family discovered their place of use. Although the Kremlin had changed its master, it still needed a housekeeper there. Although Russia had no nobles, the corruption and luxury of the new bureaucratic and powerful class in life were even better than those of the aristocrats in the Tsarist era. Spending all their wealth and running to Poland to escape the Bolsheviks' purge of the imperial and Russian nobles, the Pushkin's family returned to the Soviet Union after being silent for some years. Pushkin's father, with the deep accumulation of the family in some aspects, actually entered the Kremlin and took charge of Building No. 3 in the Kremlin.

——Pushkin himself, since he was thirty years old, he worked in a leading villa village in Sochi on the Black Sea coast of the Soviet Union. When Pushkin was forty years old, he became the "village chief" of that high-end villa village. Pushkin, the "village chief", was in charge of hundreds of high-end villa groups at the foot of the beautiful Caucasus Mountains and the coast of the Black Sea, and a large area of ​​corresponding facilities and several manors near the red grassland. It is specially designed to provide various services and enjoyment for those noble men in the Soviet Union who were not nobles. Unfortunately, Pushkin, the village chief, only served as the "village chief", in the Soviet Union for ten years.

When the Kremlin began to privatize, Pushkin was gloriously laid off and was driven back to Moscow. Then, he heard that the high-end villa village with huge assets had been "privatized" at the price of dealing with rags, and at a low price that Pushkin could never imagine, it fell into the hands of several powerful children who had been there. Pushkin was unemployed, and the former powerful people were in a turmoil while "changing clothes", and in the face of such a social situation, he was a far away from the power field.

Pushkin, a small person, had no choice but to go with the flow. The ruble deposit in Pushkin's bank was worth buying a high-end villa, and later he could buy a Volga car, and in the end he could only buy a few pieces of black bread and a little caviar. A large number of young people were unemployed and could not find a job, let alone an old man in his fifties. At such a time, everyone's only idea was very simple, just "survive", and Pushkin also wanted to survive. Although Pushkin's entire family had no titles of nobles a long time ago

Glory, but Pushkin still felt lucky that the deep tutoring and inheritance of the Tsarist aristocrats in his family not only allowed him to be a qualified butler, but also allowed him to master the authentic Russian cuisine that was once the favorite of Russian aristocrats. With his authentic Russian cuisine, a dish of stewed with red pepper sauce, he conquered the manager of the labor agency in Moscow, allowing him to come to Feilencui smoothly, and have a stable job with a good income. This place is simply a paradise compared to the situation in Russia.

Pushkin, who had experienced too many twists and turns in his life, turned out that when he came to Fei Lengcui, he really wanted to be a Russian chef in a hotel with his own skills. When he reached this age, he had already taken a lot of things lightly. However, it was only half a year since he came to Fei Lengcui. The news that the "Chief Service Chief" in the newspaper's official residence publicly recruited the "Chief Service Chief" made Pushkin's heart restless again. Perhaps it was out of the temptation that the "Chief Service Chief" of the official residence of the General Office was several times higher than the hotel chef, or perhaps it was the nameless restlessness in his heart, or perhaps it was the Russians who worked in Fei Lengcui. In short, as mentioned before, one day after learning the news, Pushkin came to the official residence of the General Office and handed over his resume...

For various purposes and ideas, in Fei Lengcui, there were many people who were eager to be the position of the Governor's Office. Pushkin was not clear about the specific screening process in the middle. During this period, he had two interviews with the officials of the Governor's Office. Because of his previous work experience in the village and the six months he had been to Fei Lengcui, Pushkin was able to speak ZH very fluently. There was no obstacle when the two sides were talking. After two contacts with the Guang personnel of the Governor's Office, Pushkin was cold aside. After almost a month, there was no news. Until one day, several people came to the hotel where Pushkin worked in Bacheng and informed him that he had passed the initial examination and security review of the Governor's Office, and finally the final interview was left. The news from the sky made Pushkin suddenly excited, not only Pushkin excited,

Even the hotel where Pushkin was in was a sensation. Due to Pushkin's low-key in advance, the hotel only knew that the Russian chef in their hotel had actually passed the "chief servant chief" in the governor's official residence. In the end, he came to such a stage. He was really not a good person! Pushkin was originally worried about the contract with the hotel, but he didn't expect that the hotel's boss was even more excited than him after he learned the news. The hotel owner told him that as long as he could pass the last stage, he became the "chief servant chief" of the governor's official residence. Not only was the contract not a problem, but the hotel owner would also give him a big red envelope of 60,000 US dollars. The hotel owner said that if the butler of the governor's official residence really came from their hotel, as long as he had this sign, the hotel would never be popular in Fei Lengcui in the future...

The final interview was personally hosted by Lin Yan. Pushkin only knew when he was taken to the Governor's Office by a special car that night. At the same time, he also knew why there was no news this month. Fei Lengcui didn't know what methods he used, so he had already found out that his family's ancestors' eighth generation. It was a pity that he didn't tell any lies before, otherwise he would not have passed the security review of the Governor's Office, let alone seeing Lin Yan at the last level.

The first time I saw Lin Yan was in Lin Yan's office. When Pushkin saw this legendary Fei Lengcui known as the King of Light, Lin Yan's youth was completely beyond Pushkin's expectations, so Pushkin was stunned on the spot and stood in front of Lin Yan for two minutes but couldn't say a word. Although it was always said that Lin Yan was very young, when Pushkin heard the word "young" in his ears, he thought that at least he might be in his thirties, because compared with Lin Yan's achievements, he was already so young that he was already unreasonable. Pushkin didn't know that Lin Yan would be so young, no, and he could not even be said to be young. Based on Pushkin's mature vision, he judged that Lin Yan was probably only in his early twenties at most...
Chapter completed!