Of course, Xu Shang also did not forget to sympathize with the high school students who had already started taking remedial classes during the summer vacation before school started.

No one will care about tutoring these days. After all, there won’t be many people who will care about it in a dozen years.

As for why children from rich schools also need to take extra classes?

All I can say is that these kids definitely don’t want to take extra classes. If they are so rich, why should they go to school?

But the fact is, the parents who actually pay the money wish the school would give them as much money as possible!

Think about it, those first generation of rich people with relatively low cultural level, when the winter and summer vacations come, they see their own little prodigal sons making trouble at home, which makes them very angry and gives them a headache. I am afraid that this will directly affect the output value of the enterprise.

Seeing that the school kept these filial sons and daughters in school during the summer vacation, the first generation of rich people shed tears of emotion and almost called for more efforts to make up for the lessons.

Of course, this makes the wealthy second generation suffer.

Xu Shang had also experienced this kind of pain, having to make up the most classes during the hottest times. The most outrageous thing was that Xu's father decided to train his spirit of hard work by making him walk to and from school... While other families rode in cars with air conditioning, he had to walk a long way under the hot sun in the dog days of summer.

I can only sigh that having encountered a strict first generation, the second generation will not have an easy life either.

While sighing, Xu Shang came to the dean's office and explained that he wanted to transfer schools.

The Dean of Studies glanced at Xu Shang and said with a half-smile:

"Xu Shang, your father told me that he has severed the father-son relationship with you. I didn't believe it, but... you're going to the countryside to study in high school? Are you kidding me?"