But it was precisely this uniqueness that strengthened their resolve to recruit this promising talent.

However, Sui Sui was exceptionally insistent on this matter, and Jiang Si and Huo Tingzhou fully respected the child's opinion.

Privately, the couple were quite curious about how long their son would have to work on his temper.

But soon, they no longer needed to be curious.

When Sui Sui finished second grade and was nine years old, she officially withdrew from the Go club at the Children's Palace.

Firstly, the teachers at the Children's Palace frankly admitted that they had nothing left to teach.

Secondly, Sui Sui felt that his temperament had been tempered enough, and now he wanted to challenge himself with something that interested him.

Over the past few years, he has dismantled all the televisions, radios, and other small appliances in the house.

Jiang Si confidently made a bet with Huo Tingzhou, believing that her son would definitely choose the mechanical engineering group.

Unexpectedly, they turned around and joined the model airplane class.

On the way home, she looked at her son, who had grown quite a bit taller, and jokingly teased Huo Tingzhou, "Looks like you have a successor."

Huo Tingzhou smiled slightly. "Not necessarily."

There weren't many people on the road at the moment, so he naturally took Jiang Si's hand. "It's also possible that we two will have someone to carry on our family line."

Jiang Si was taken aback for a moment, but quickly understood the deeper meaning behind his words. "You mean, he doesn't want to fly airplanes, but wants to build them?"

Huo Tingzhou nodded. "Jingxing would look through those textbooks you studied on your own whenever he had free time, and he would write down any questions he didn't understand and ask me about them."

He doesn't really like being called Sui Sui anymore.

As soon as I hear it, I will correct it in a serious manner.

Jiang Si wasn't being sarcastic; she was just curious. "Then why has Jing Xing never asked me?"

Huo Tingzhou glanced at her with a smile, the teasing in his eyes was all too obvious.

Jiang Si immediately fell silent.

Okay, she admits it!

As the "Julang-2" project entered a critical phase, she was indeed quite busy this year.

Leaving early and returning late is the norm, and I often work overtime at the office on weekends as well.

"It will be fine in a few more months," Jiang Si said.

It is now July 1977, and we are getting closer and closer to the moment that will truly change the fate of countless people.

She knew that a very important "Science and Education Work Symposium" would be held at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on the 8th of next month.

The meeting lasted for several days.

This marks the first time since 1973 that the country has publicly and explicitly stated its intention to reinstate the college entrance examination.

This isn't a case of "crying wolf," it's a genuine recovery!

Just like in 1973, the college entrance examination officially began two months after the news was announced.

Jiang Si hesitated for a long time about whether or not to take the college entrance examination.

But in the end, she decided to participate anyway. There were three top-ranked players in her family, and it wasn't right for her to stay stuck here without leveling up.

Moreover, given her current situation, she could easily apply for early graduation.

The ban on buying private cars that lasted for seven or eight years has been lifted, so I can buy my own car then and drive around more easily.

After making her decision, Jiang Si began to study systematically in her spare time.

Time flies, and October is here in the blink of an eye.