Xu Meijun didn't mean to rub salt into Chen Jiali's wounds. The reason she brought this up was actually to ask Ye Weiwei to help Chen Jiali think of a way to get Zhao Dabao to Kyoto.

She had heard about it.

In order to reunite the young couple and avoid them living apart, Captain Zhao's family has been working hard to save money and is looking for a suitable opportunity to help Zhao Dabao find a job here.

So, after they settled into Ye Weiwei's house, Chen Jiali specifically asked Ye Weiwei some questions about things in Kyoto.

She would also take advantage of the time before school started to go out and see if she could find a suitable opportunity.

Although Ye Weiwei felt that her idea was a bit naive, after all, you still need a letter of introduction to go out now, and it is not so simple to find a job in Kyoto. Otherwise, she would not have wandered around Kyoto for so many days and finally had to use connections to get the Huo brothers and sisters-in-law jobs.

However, Ye Weiwei was still gratified that her family could think this way and face difficulties positively.

Now that the college entrance examination has been resumed ahead of schedule, the policy may be relaxed soon, making it much easier for Zhao Dabao to come to Beijing to work and accompany his child to study.

After the three of them had a good rest, Ye Weiwei took them to visit some of the more famous places in Kyoto the next day.

At noon, they ate the famous Kyoto roast duck, and then went to a department store and bought a lot of things.

Xu Meijun was alright, after all, she had lived in Haishi since childhood and was well-traveled and knowledgeable. Chen Jiali, although also a city dweller, came from a small city and was not well-liked by her family from childhood. Apart from going to school, she did housework and crafts at home and never had the opportunity to go out shopping. So, like Wu Xiuyue, she was like a country bumpkin visiting the Grand View Garden, finding everything strange and amazing.

Originally, the two of them had been given two hundred yuan by their families for living expenses, which they considered a huge sum. However, after seeing Ye Weiwei take them out to eat roast duck and spend more than thirty yuan, they suddenly felt a little uneasy about the two hundred yuan they had been holding tightly in their pockets.

So they didn't want to go out for the next few days.

However, after strolling around Ye Weiwei's house, I noticed that her family had a cook preparing meals, a nanny taking care of the children, and a driver to take them out...

Even Hsu Mei-Chun deeply felt the gap between the rich and the poor!

However, while they admired Ye Weiwei for living in such a big house and enjoying such a life, they felt no jealousy whatsoever.

In their eyes, Ye Weiwei's excellence deserves all of this!

This also inspired their ambition, making their desire to follow in Ye Weiwei's footsteps even more urgent.

So, during the time they lived at Ye Weiwei's house, they did nothing but eat, sleep, and study hard.

This spirit of striving for excellence even impressed Grandpa Qin!

Ye Weiwei: ……

There's really no need to curl it like that!

Okay, then she can stay home and read books too.

New students at Peking University will register on September 1st.

The driver took the four of them to the school gate, where they met up with Hou Zheng, Xie Ning, and their third brother Ye Huaiyu, who were already waiting there.

The six-person team arrived at the freshman reception area in a "grand procession".

Ye Weiwei and Ye Huaiyu were recognized by the teacher in charge of receiving them. Fortunately, the teacher did not make a fuss. After finding out that the six of them were together and that Chen Jiali and Xu Meijun had been sent to the countryside with Ye Weiwei, the teacher couldn't help but exclaim, "Indeed, outstanding people attract each other!"

After registering, everyone took their admission notices and left with their respective professors.

Ye Weiwei applied for the English major.

Ye Weiwei originally thought that she would take the graduation exam as soon as the semester started and would receive her Peking University graduation certificate in a week at most. She had even finished writing her graduation thesis.

However, she discovered that she had been deceived.

There are indeed special channels that allow students to complete their credits and graduate early, but they must study at the school for six months and obtain the school's approval before they can take the graduation exam ahead of schedule.

In other words, Ye Weiwei will have to study at Peking University for at least half a year!

Upon learning this news, she immediately went to Ye's father to see if there was any flexibility so that she wouldn't have to wait six months and could take the exam earlier. However, Ye's father, who always doted on her, seriously and earnestly refused.

"As the principal, I should set an example; I cannot lead the way in violating school rules."

Ye Weiwei knew that her father was a man of his word when it came to matters of principle, so she had no choice but to obediently follow the rules.

Fortunately, because her situation was indeed special and she couldn't give up her work at the research institute, she was given some special treatment.

Ye's father took her to the head of the Foreign Languages ​​Department, explained the situation, and showed her the graduate student's work ID and supporting documents. Only then did the head of the department believe her and agree that as long as Ye Weiwei could achieve an excellent grade or above in every exam, she would not have to sign in for every class.

However, the number of classes attended each semester must not be less than one-third of the total class hours.

Ye Weiwei had no choice but to accept it.

As I left the department head's office with Ye's father, I overheard the department head muttering under his breath, "So that's why the top scorer in the national college entrance examination chose our foreign languages ​​department. Did he think it was the weakest and easiest department to get credits from? Humph!"

Ye Weiwei: ……

Can she say that her daughter, Xiaoyunshu, actually helped her choose the department?

Thinking of the department head's graying temples, Ye Weiwei sighed inwardly.

Never mind, one should be kind.

That's not even the worst part.

The worst part is that Ye Weiwei has to live on campus.

Although the policy regarding boarding at school has been relaxed, requiring her to stay on campus only during military training, it's still enough to make Ye Weiwei depressed.

Because on her first day of reporting for the job, she had a conflict with one of her roommates, who was particularly troublesome.

Ye Weiwei really didn't want to complain about her tendency to cause accidents.

One of their roommates, Cheng Meili, brought her six-year-old son to school with her.

The two lived together in the dormitory, with Ye Weiwei in the bunk above her.

This wasn't originally a big problem.

Given the current national situation, this is the first enrollment since the resumption of the college entrance examination. Many of the educated youth who had been sent to the countryside have already started their own families and careers. However, in order to realize their life values, they strive to overcome numerous obstacles just to be able to go to university.

Chen Jiali is a perfect example.

However, Chen Jiali was lucky to have met the enlightened Zhao family.

However, many people are not so lucky. In order to escape the cage that confines them, they choose divorce and sever ties with the past.

At first, Ye Weiwei thought that Cheng Meili was just like that.

Therefore, she did not show much resistance to her bringing her child to stay in the dormitory.

But she soon realized she was wrong.