After entering university, Shuishui was interviewed by her teachers for the nth time. Her English speaking and grammar were both very professional, and her vocabulary was extensive. Not only her English, but also her German and French teachers often praised her.

At that time, many people studied Russian at universities, and Russian-speaking students were everywhere. However, those who could speak English as fluently as Shui Shui were rare.

Shuishui collaborates with foreign language colleges and teachers who work with them on primary and secondary school textbooks to meticulously compile English-Chinese dictionaries and standard grammar books. They also actively offer a variety of professional and practical English courses.

English is a complex language for fields like electronics, engineering, medicine, and finance. Therefore, Shui Shui collaborates closely with faculty from various disciplines to compile relevant textbooks and offer specialized English courses to better support students in their academic research.

Because some students from other majors have relatively weak English skills, they often struggle to understand important international scientific literature, even relying on guesswork to interpret individual terms. Without effective measures, these students are likely to suffer many setbacks in their academic careers. However, in any language, even the slightest error in vocabulary can lead to a huge mistake. Therefore, Shuishui strives to provide guidance, while minimizing the need to disclose the latest versions of Chinese dictionaries, and encouraging teachers to develop new vocabulary through other means.

Among the students entering Kyoto University this time, some are from the space. They all studied very hard in the space. If you truly work hard for your dreams, they will come true.

Thanks to Shui Shui's efforts, the second edition of the English textbook, which was supposed to be revised and published nationwide in 1979, appeared ahead of schedule this year. This second edition is different from the previous one, and the content of this book is much richer.

Mouse Loves Rice went to a used bookstore and found some university textbooks that resumed classes in 1977. He also found a lot of language textbooks such as "English". As a reference, Shui Shui added a lot of practical and professional vocabulary, and then followed the teachers at the Foreign Languages ​​College to publish various books on grammar and other subjects.

Through these new books with particularly comprehensive content, many students' English proficiency has been significantly improved. They can understand and use English more accurately, laying a solid foundation for their studies and future development.

Over time, thanks to Shui Shui's efforts, more and more students across the country have benefited from these new textbooks. The books have improved their grades, and students in fields like medicine and finance have sent letters of thanks, thanking their teachers for publishing these books, which have enabled them to look up professional terms faster and more accurately.

All of this is inseparable from Shui Shui's silent dedication and love for the motherland. She uses her wisdom and talent to open a window to the world for students, allowing them to learn the right knowledge in their respective professional fields and contribute to the development of the motherland.

However, Shui Shui did not become complacent because she knew that foreign language education was a long and arduous task. The country needed her, as did the millions of other pillars of the nation. There was still much work waiting for her to accomplish.

Therefore, she continued to work with teachers at the Chinese Language Institute to continuously improve the content of the teaching materials to make them more practical. At the same time, she also actively participated in various educational seminars, sharing experiences with colleagues and jointly exploring the direction of educational reform.

Under her influence, more and more educators have joined the wave of educational reform and contributed their efforts to cultivating more outstanding talents.