The school leaders were quite pleased to receive the invitation from the student union. The students at Jiangdong University, in addition to their studies, also strive for intellectual advancement and uphold patriotism. This aligns with the university's ethos.
In the past, the school organized all the National Day celebrations, but this time the student union took the initiative to organize them, which relieved the school of some of the workload. The National Day planning looks pretty good.
The vice-principal and other school leaders said, "It seems that the student union is capable of doing a lot. They've been very proactive lately. I heard that some professors are even involved in their research, which is beneficial to people's livelihoods."
The director of the academic affairs office said with a smile, "The main reason is that this student council president is very capable and a person who gets things done. I am still thinking about the issues she applied for before, hoping that the school will recognize the student council positions she set up, so that it can be reflected in the students' records when they graduate."
The vice principal was aware of this matter; Teacher Jin had mentioned it before. However, it was rejected by other school leaders. An investigation was only conducted later. Actually, it was just a casual remark; nobody took it seriously.
It seems that this problem really does need to be solved.
If these students are doing a great job, but the school doesn't acknowledge it, it might dampen their enthusiasm.
"We can start considering this issue, but it's not advisable to draw conclusions too early. I suggest we observe it further, since many problems are not visible in the short term. We need to wait and see."
Other school leaders also had no objections. If the student truly had that ability, of course they wouldn't object.
News of the school's National Day celebration spread quickly. Su Yu also agreed to invite a group of parents to attend. After all, the provincial capital was nearby, so it would be convenient.
Su Yu also sent invitations to the municipal party committee and the municipal government. Of course, Secretary Qiu and Mayor Chen might not be able to come, since the city would definitely have its own events, even though she had tried her best to schedule the events for the afternoon and didn't want the city's celebrations to last too long. However, it was definitely necessary for a city leader to attend, so this important matter was entrusted to Xu Lili.
"Xu Lili, you can't mess this up. I believe in your abilities; everyone's watching."
Xu Lili said with great enthusiasm, "I'm sure I can do it." Since she had spoken, how could her father not come?
At this moment, Xu Lili felt very confident, believing that she had accepted a very important task. And this task was one that only she could complete.
After making arrangements for Xu Lili, Su Yu called Secretary Song at the school's communications office, asking him to come visit the school when he was done with his work.
"I'll definitely go!" Secretary Song said excitedly over the phone. His girlfriend had invited him; he'd go even if it meant facing any danger. What a great opportunity! Maybe he could even stroll around campus with Comrade Su.
On the other hand, Li Ping also wanted to invite her father to participate.
Although she knew the chances of getting there were slim, she still had to get it done. Sister Su Yu, no matter what others think, we have to do what needs to be done.
Whether she comes or not doesn't matter, she invited me anyway, which shows she remembers me.
So on Friday afternoon after school, she took a bus to the provincial military region.
Li Guoliang was in a meeting about conscription, so they couldn't meet. Li Ping gave the invitation to Wu to pass on.
"Comrade Li Ping, what program are you going to perform?"
Wu Hanhan said.
Li Ping smiled and said, "The poem I'm reciting is one I wrote myself."
"You can write poetry too?" Wu exclaimed in surprise.
Li Ping was a little embarrassed, but she still nodded the change.
Wu said, "If only the leader could go, I could definitely go and join in the fun. I've never seen what a university looks like before."
Wu's words touched Li Ping deeply, as she herself had almost missed out on university. Hearing Wu say this, she couldn't help but say, "You're welcome to visit the school sometime. I can be your guide. You can look around however you like."
Hearing Li Ping's invitation, Wu was overjoyed. "Okay, I'll definitely go when the commander gives me leave. Thank you, Comrade Li Ping."
As Li Ping was leaving, she added, "Tell my dad that if he's too busy, then forget it. Not every parent will go."
“Okay, I know,” Wu said with a smile.
Li Guoliang didn't come out of the meeting room until after dinner. As soon as he entered the office, Wu brought him a lunchbox.
Li Guoliang had been in meetings all afternoon and was starving, so he picked up his lunchbox and started eating heartily.
Halfway through the meal, we noticed an invitation on the table. "Where did this come from? Who sent it? You and I shouldn't accept gifts like this from strangers."
He separates military and political affairs, and doesn't get involved in government matters.
Wu quickly said, "Comrade, this was sent by Comrade Li Ping. It's for a school event, and she's going to recite a poem she wrote. That's amazing. She's inviting you to participate in their event."
"Where would I find the time?" Li Guoliang opened the invitation and looked at it. Their military region also had activities during National Day, but those were in the morning, while the school's events were in the afternoon. However, the conscription process wasn't over yet, and he had many things to handle, so he might not have the time.
Wu said, "Commander, if you don't have time, that's fine, we can't delay your work. But I think that since other parents have gone, it would be very pitiful for Comrade Li Ping if you don't go."
“They’re not children, why does it have to be the parents who go?” Li Guoliang put the invitation on the floor. “Her mother can go too, it doesn’t have to be me.”
Wu chuckled, "People say that daughters are closer to their fathers, and it seems that's true. I'm closer to my mother."
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