Lin Yu asked her in a friendly manner, "I'd like to hear about your Chunlin sister."

Cai Shuzhen's eyes lit up. She had heard that Director Lin was helping children go to school. Could it be that Chunlin was also involved?

She quickly praised her child: "Chunlin is so well-behaved. He works half the day and spends the other half reading at home."

"These are all her younger siblings' junior high school books, but she said she wants to study on her own."

Lin Yu wasn't surprised. Aunt Cai had said that Huang Chunlin had excellent grades and loved reading.

Although she can't go to school now, Lin Yu believes that a person who truly loves reading will never give up learning.

Hearing that she was studying junior high school textbooks at home, Lin Yu became even more determined to help her.

“As you know, our factory provides scholarships for children, but Chunlin’s situation is clearly inappropriate.”

A look of disappointment crossed Cai Shuzhen's eyes. Yes, their Chunlin was already too old.

Then Lin Yu continued, "I asked the junior high school in the county. As long as we pay the tuition for a year, Chunlin can take the graduation exam. If he passes the exam, he can get his junior high school diploma."

Lin Yu took the opportunity of sending the children to school in the county town to ask about it.

Nobody values ​​education as much these days, and teachers can't control whether students go to school or not.

As long as you can take the graduation exam, it won't be a big problem for the school to issue you a graduation certificate.

But you still need to pay a year's tuition.

Lin Yu felt this was an opportunity, but not every family was willing to pay the tuition fee.