The arrival of the special forces is good news for both Chen Xin and the other workers.
At the very least, they can go to the military camp's cafeteria for meals every day, instead of having to cook here in the snow pit.
Moreover, they can dine in the camp cafeteria, comfortably sitting at tables to eat, without rushing back to the tent with their lunchboxes, fearing that staying outside longer would make the food get cold.
Furthermore, this is a special forces field camp, and the meal standards are much better than those previously provided to the workers. The troops would not make separate meals for them.
Besides, it's just a few workers, Chen Xin, and the geological survey team members cooking their rations along with the army's rations, and eating together. It's not a big deal, merely an extra check on the food to avoid some unnecessary accidents.
