By the edge of the field, the workers quickly placed a few baskets of rice in front of Shi Yin.
Shi Yin politely thanked them, picked up the microphone, and was about to speak.
However, perhaps because the microphone had been placed too long or too close to the speaker system,
as soon as the girl said the first word "Da," a sharp screech erupted from the speakers, startling everyone present.
Interestingly enough, this kind of situation seemed standard for a leader's speech.
It didn't matter if it was post-90s or from north, south, east, or west.
Who hasn't experienced this kind of microphone screech that sweeps across the field during a principal's speech in school days?
Coincidentally,
as the screech rang out, hundreds of representatives quieted down almost simultaneously, unexpectedly calming the noisy scene.
Seeing this, Shi Yin cleared her throat, picked up a handful of rice ears from the basket, and said:
