Chapter 234 Passing the Preliminary Exam
After the Chinese New Year, the graduating students entered the final sprint stage because they had to take the pre-examination before the college entrance examination.
At this time, only those who pass the preliminary examination can take the college entrance examination, and those who do not meet the requirements will graduate directly.
Compared with other ordinary schools, the proportion of students who pass the preliminary examination in No. 1 Middle School is much higher, but the competition is still fierce.
Before the winter vacation was over, Huang Ling opened a class in the factory's large conference room and accompanied several students including Tuanan for the final review.
After school starts, they will also gather here to study every weekend and three nights a week after evening self-study.
During these three nights, Zhou Huaiyi would come to pick up the child, and he would often run into leaders from the Industrial Bureau and the Commercial Bureau who were there to pick up the child...
The prerequisite for Huang Ling to tutor them is that the leader must come to pick them up in person. If they do not agree, they will not be accepted to attend classes.
1. For safety, safety is more important than grades.
Second, in order to make children feel loved, the busy father or mother should also get involved and not just give orders and blame.
Third, of course, it also puts pressure on the children. These children are somewhat spoiled and will soar to the sky if they are not suppressed.
Fourth, I can’t suffer alone. If I’m tired, you have to follow me. Remember to come and punch in after work.
Since we arrived early, we drank tea, enjoyed the breeze and chatted in the negotiation room.
During this time, Zhou Huaiyi's transfer to the Industrial Bureau was finalized, the garment factory's renovation and expansion was finalized, and a storefront at Silianbamen in the city center was rented...
Everyone knows the answer and everyone gets what they need.
Zhou Huaiyi finally decided to transfer to the Industrial Bureau. The machinery factory was in decline and had a lot of work to do. The parts factory had Lin Gong and Song Xiangyang. Working at the Industrial Bureau allowed him to get off work on a regular basis and his work was much easier, so he had more time to accompany and assist Huang Ling.
He was also experienced and did not agree immediately. It was only with the strong recommendation of the city leaders and Director Mo of the Industrial Bureau that Secretary Wang went to the machinery factory to talk to him in person and called him to the bureau for a small meeting. It took three visits to get him approved and his value was demonstrated.
When the preliminary examination results came out, all the children she taught passed the examination, Tunan being one of the best. There were also two others who were also among the top students. Two students who were originally thought to have no hope at all also barely qualified to take the college entrance examination.
On the day the results came out, everyone celebrated for only five minutes and then sat down to study, because there were still two months of hard work to go.
At this time, Hongbin also came to find Huang Ling with a bag of apples in his hand.
Huang Ling waved him into her office.
"Auntie Huang, I passed the entrance exam and can take the college entrance exam. Here are some apples I bought for you."
"Thank you. I heard from Tunan that you also passed the line, so I feel relieved. There is still some time, and we can't let this anger down." Huang Ling took the apple and put it away, then took out orange juice from the cabinet for Hongbin to drink.
"I know, Aunt Huang." Hongbin nodded.
"How is your mother's snack stall?" Huang Ling suddenly remembered this.
"I've been setting up my stall for a few days now, but I haven't found a permanent location yet, so I'm currently an illegal seller. I'm setting up my stall in front of the Chinese Medicine Hospital. As long as no one drives me away, I'll keep it there until all the goods are sold out. Now I don't dare to open more stalls for fear that I won't be able to sell them all."
It has been more than two months since the Chinese New Year in February. If it were Huang Ling, this matter would have been completed long ago, but for Zhu Xiu Yu, it is impossible to move forward.
Huang Ling told her that she needed a fixed stall to apply for a self-employed license, so she went around asking where she could rent a fixed stall.
Most of these stalls are located in vegetable markets or places designated by the government for centralized stall operation. They can obtain licenses, but in addition to the stall fees, there will be a series of expenses such as rent and management fees.
Moreover, you can't just enter if you want to. There are many obstacles, and every step forward requires money.
Zhu Xiu Yu was afraid that the little money she had would be wasted, so she didn't dare to get involved in this mess and could only remain an illegal resident for the time being.
She was smart and chose a place like a hospital, which mainly sold buns and steamed buns, and people could just buy them and leave, unlike those who sold noodles and rice noodles, which had to set up tables for people to sit and eat.
She has good skills and reasonable prices, so her business has been good these past two days.
"Your mother makes delicious pork with preserved vegetables. You can make a few servings and sell them in lunch boxes. The hospital food is not good, so someone should buy it. Don't make too much, try selling it first. If there is any food that cannot be sold, you can pack it up individually and take it to the hospital around dinner time to sell it. It would be a waste to take it back."
Hong Bin nodded quickly after hearing this: "I understand. I'll tell my mom when I get home. Aunt Huang, you're busy, so I'll go home first."
"Wait, I'll fill a few bottles of orange juice for you to drink back with Pengfei."
"No, no..." Hong Bin quickly refused.
"It was given to me by someone else. It's okay, take it." Huang Ling took a net bag, filled it with six bottles of orange juice and stuffed them into Hongbin's hands.
When Hongbin came out of the garment factory, Zhu Xiuyu was waiting on the roadside.
When I looked, he came out with an apple in exchange for orange juice.
"I shouldn't have taken it." Zhu Xiu Yu blamed Hong Bin.
"Mom, you don't understand Aunt Huang. She's a man of her word. If she can explain it to you, just take it quickly, otherwise she'll throw it on the ground. Besides, it's not for me alone to drink, it's for Pengfei too." Hongbin laughed.
"It seems like something she would do. Have you thanked me properly?" Zhu Xiu Yu patted her son's arm gently.
"Yes, don't worry. Here, this is for you. I don't have any to drink." Hongbin handed the bottle of orange juice that Huang Ling had just opened for him to his mother.
"Mom doesn't want it, you drink it." Zhu Xiu Yu took the net bag from Hong Bin's hand and pushed the orange juice back to her son.
"Half each."
Hongbin drank half the bottle in one breath and handed the remaining half to his mother.
"I don't want it, you drink it!"
"Then I'll smash it!"
"You child!"
Zhu Xiu Yu had no choice but to take the bottle.
"Oh, Mom, Aunt Huang just asked about your stall." Hong Bin told Zhu Xiu Yu everything Huang Ling said.
Zhu Xiuyu frowned and thought, muttering: "If it were her, she would do business like this..."
"Mom, I think we can give it a try. It's always right to listen to Aunt Huang."
Zhu Xiu Yu looked at her son, his eyes full of admiration for Huang Ling.
"Well, Mom knows. I'll try it tomorrow."
Under Hong Bin's supervision, Zhu Xiu Yu drank up the orange juice in the bottle.
As the two were walking, Tunan caught up with them.
"Auntie, Hongbin!"
"Tunan." Zhu Xiuyu's face was full of smiles.
"Mom told me to go home and tell Dad in person that I've passed the test."
Zhu Xiuyu nodded quickly: "If you are happy today, come eat at home and Auntie will make you something delicious."
"Okay." Tunan nodded happily.
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