Fang Qiao and Cheng Baidong picked up Xiao Jing at the train station. After exchanging only a few words, they rushed to take her to school.

The registration period for candidates is seven days in total. Because Xiaojing is a candidate from another place, she received her admission notice later than local candidates. In addition, it takes time to complete various procedures, so she arrived at the school in the last few days before registration.

Xiao Jing didn't bring much luggage. When Fang Qiao was preparing his own things in Beijing, he also prepared an extra set for Xiao Jing, which were all kept in the trunk of the car.

When I arrived at the school, the road in front of the gate was full of students registering and their parents accompanying them. Some were walking with large bags of luggage, some were riding bicycles, some were taking rickshaws, and several buses were also packed with people.

Cheng Baidong's car could no longer go in when it was more than 100 meters away from the school gate, so he simply parked the car on the side of the road and walked over with his luggage.

Xiaojing walked forward carrying her luggage, looking around as she went. It was her first time at university, and everything was new and exciting to her.

As she walked to the school gate, seeing the six large characters "Beijing Textile University" written in traditional Chinese characters on the majestic gate, Xiao Jing could no longer hide her joy.

She smiled, her large, dark eyes sparkling with hope for the future.

The freshman registration area is located inside the main gate, with many long tables lined up in a row. In front of each table stands a prominent sign indicating the registration area for the different majors, ensuring that every candidate can find their designated registration area.

Xiao Jing lined up to register with her documents. After registering, Fang Qiao and Cheng Baidong escorted her to the girls' dormitory.

Girls' dormitory, boys are not allowed.

Cheng Baidong waited downstairs while Fang Qiao escorted Xiao Jing upstairs.

The girls' dormitory is a three-story building. Each room is quite spacious. Although it is an eight-person room with bunk beds, each person has their own desk and wardrobe, so the accommodation is quite good.

Each bed was labeled with a number and a name. Xiaojing found her bed and placed her luggage next to it.

The bed was a bit dirty, so Fang Qiao went to the public restroom to get water and helped Xiao Jing clean the bed and make the sheets and blankets.

Because there were other people in the dormitory, Fang Qiao didn't stay long. She only told Xiao Jing to go home for dinner on the weekend and to come to Renmin University, which was not far away, if she needed anything.

Fang Qiao applied to Peking University as her first choice, but because there were so many applicants from all over the country, the admission scores for Peking University were particularly high that year.

Fang Qiao was rejected by her first choice university, so she was admitted to her second choice, Renmin University.

Fang Qiao was admitted to a newly established major called "New World Theory and Research." Unlike other schools that do not restrict admissions based on family background, this major only admitted 36 students, and there were physical examinations and political reviews before admission. It was a very strict selection process.

Fang Qiao's dormitory was also an eight-person room, occupied by freshmen majoring in New World Theory.

She registered yesterday. Since all college students live on campus, Fang Qiao didn't make any special requests. She plans to live on campus for the first semester to build good relationships with her classmates, and then apply to commute to school in the second semester depending on the situation.

Fang Qiao's dormitory had eight people. Two of them came from the countryside, while the other six were all city girls. One was a nurse, one was a sent-down youth, two were factory workers, one was a government official, and one was even a retired female soldier.

What they have in common is that these people all come from good backgrounds.

After all, they had already gone through political vetting, and those with questionable family backgrounds would have been eliminated at this stage.

At first, Fang Qiao did not understand why the political vetting was so strict.

Until she received the class schedule—

Research and Application of Reiki

[Basic Understanding of Spiritual Plants I]

[Otherworldly Natural Science Common Sense]

[Alchemy]

[Basic Introduction to Formations I]

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