Actually, Xingxing really didn't need to be so nervous. After all, the questions they were working on were actually collected by Shuishui on Xianyuyu with the help of his old friend, Mouse Loves Rice. As for the years of these questions... Mouse Loves Rice removed them from the electronic version before printing.

Whatever! Now that I have it, I might as well just start working on it! It won’t hurt to do more questions anyway.

Xingxing only practices past exam papers. I suspect the questions here will differ from modern exams, but the core is definitely the same. So, what are you waiting for? Start practicing.

This year marks the first year of the Gaokao (National College Entrance Examination), and the sheer number of applicants is a historic achievement. Educated youth are seizing every opportunity to review, hoping to change their fate by passing the Gaokao.

Many educated youth who went to the countryside waited patiently for years. Some overcame all odds, persevering and never stopping learning. This is only a minority; many who couldn't persevere married and had children, or settled down in their local communities. Virtually none of them ever studied a single day. Now that the Gaokao has been reinstated, it's a daunting task. But it's too late to say anything. What can you possibly take?

Of these people, some, let alone those who happened to pass the exam at the last minute, have spouses and children at home. Do they abandon their families? Well, they really do. The divorce rate is skyrocketing, and many people abandon their children, abandon their husbands and wives, and simply want to return to the city.

When I was free, I was reflecting on my sleep. The three of them had originally planned to wait until the movement was over, the college entrance exams were reinstated, and reform and opening up began. Instead, before any of those three goals were achieved, I got married. My fiancé was a soldier, a special operations soldier.

She hoped that Li Yichen would always return safely, and at the same time, she also hoped that the thousands of soldiers fighting on the front lines would be safe, because in their hometowns, there were tens of thousands of relatives waiting for them to return.

Time flies, and in the dull days of life, time has unknowingly arrived in June. This date is the same as the current college entrance examination, but the exam is not held at the end of December like in 1976, but in the middle of summer in June.

According to official data, the total score for this exam is 400. Applicants choosing a foreign language major will be required to take an additional foreign language test, with a maximum score of 500. Shuishui, for example, chose the foreign language major, while Professor Dong naturally remained committed to his expertise in history. As for Xingxing, she signed up for the physics exam. She no longer clings to catching spies, but instead has developed a strong interest in physics and aspires to study physics at Kyoto University, one of the nation's top universities. This decision, made after careful deliberation between her and her grandfather, demonstrates the girl's resolve and strong conviction.

On the morning of the exam, Jiang Huashu prepared a unique gift for the three future college students—a modern take on the "Exam God Meal": a golden, crispy fried dough stick paired with two plump eggs, symbolizing perfect scores and excellent grades in every subject! Professor Dong was so overjoyed by the "Exam God Meal" that he almost collapsed. Xingxing, a local, didn't understand why it was called the "Exam God Meal." After Shuishui explained, the foodie jumped up to Jiang Huashu with joy, bowed, thanked his father for his care, and vowed to finish the entire meal.