Recently, no major cases have occurred in Su He's unit. After all, it is a small police station, and it mainly deals with various family disputes. It is rare to see major cases like the ones before.
Everyone was quite relaxed, taking it as a break to rest and recuperate. After all, it's exhausting to always be on edge like before.
This greatly disappointed Tang Yu, who was looking forward to a good performance.
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As November approached, the weather grew colder, and Su He put on the military green police coat issued by her unit.
However, because she had to go back to breastfeed Yuanyuan every day, she inevitably felt quite tired.
Lin Jingyan brought up the topic of weaning again.
“You’ve been feeding him for half a year now, I think that’s about enough. Besides, our Yuan Yuan is healthy and can handle formula too. He’s eating well even when you’re not around.”
Grandma Su did not comment on this issue. Although she liked her great-grandson, she had also watched her granddaughter grow up and felt sorry for her seeing how hard she worked.
After listening and thinking for a while, Su He finally said, "Let's wait a bit longer. Let's quit after the New Year. By then, he'll have been taking it for seven or eight months, which should be enough."
Hearing this, Lin Jingyan knew that she had made up her mind. He sighed and didn't say anything more. He just thought that he should take care of the child more at night so that she could get a good rest.
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Su He thought that so much time had passed that the reward Director Zhao had mentioned before was no longer available.
After all, there had been no news for so long, not even the transfer that Captain Yu and the others had guessed. She thought they had guessed wrong.
As a result, after arriving at work that day, she was suddenly called to the director's office.
Su He was quite nervous when she arrived.
After sitting down, the director asked, "Xiao Su graduated from high school, right?"
Su He nodded, wondering why he was asking this.
Then the director continued, "Do you remember what we said before about the reward you would receive?"
Su He nodded immediately upon hearing this. What was going on? Had her reward finally arrived?
I have some expectations in my heart, but I don't know what they are. Is it a promotion or a transfer?
Then the director said, "Xiao Su, you're lucky. Since the college entrance examination was stopped, universities have changed to recommendation-based admission. In the first two years, this system was not perfect, and the people recruited were of varying quality. Some schools even stopped altogether, and only a few schools continued to hold classes."
However, the school was in turmoil a while ago, and many people went there but didn't attend classes, instead engaging in physical activities every day, which led to a chaotic atmosphere on the university in the past two years.
Many schools have already expelled students.
Until recently, the government has just introduced specific policies for recommending students for university admission.
The regulations stipulate that, in addition to promoting technical personnel from the workforce, junior and senior high school graduates with good political ideology and two to three or four to five years of practical work experience will be selected from the grassroots level to study in colleges and universities.
This year was also officially designated as the first class of worker-peasant-soldier university students.
Su He nodded inwardly upon hearing this, as she had already heard about the incidents that had occurred at the university in the past two years.
When this policy was first introduced, it wasn't very well-developed, and those recommended were mostly children of officials or people with connections.
As a result, they didn't study properly after they got in. They spent all their time criticizing this and that, making the school a mess. Many teachers were also criticized and brought down, which led to the university being forced to close down due to a lack of teachers.
Later, the government intervened and sent all those students back, without their graduation certificates or degree certificates. In other words, their two years of study were essentially wasted.
Some students did protest for a while, but because they had gone too far at school, the government dealt with them severely, and ultimately it didn't cause much of a stir.
Many people thought the system was going to be abolished, but unexpectedly a new policy was introduced so quickly.
However, Su He knew that worker-peasant-soldier college students did exist for a few years in history, so she didn't expect history to change or for the college entrance examination to be reinstated ahead of schedule.
Indeed, current developments are unfolding just as they have in history.
I just don't know why the director is telling her all this.
Thinking of this, Su He suddenly had a thought. Could it be...?
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