Ke Meiyu lowered her eyes and finally understood where the initial awkwardness lay.
She believed that she was quite capable to have created such a high level of learning atmosphere in the foreign language corner. With the same audio and text submissions published in a Kyoto newspaper, the influence was bound to be significant, and it was definitely not something that would happen casually.
The article's title was mistakenly written as Yu Mengni, so the sensational effect it caused couldn't be attributed to her. It's not difficult for someone working at a newspaper to publish an incorrect version of a newspaper or money order.
"This article is exceptionally well-written, vivid and humorous. Even a seventy- or eighty-year-old lady would enjoy sitting on a small stool listening to it." Professor Zhao was a shrewd person; he could guess seven or eight out of ten things just by looking at her expression.
"It caused a great sensation at the time, and many people studied and listened to the audio and articles repeatedly. However, Yu Mengni also published some articles and audio later on."
"The audio quality is poor, with a crackling sound that's hard to hear, and the article is written in a disjointed manner, which is nothing like the first episode, which gave people that kind of amazement and shock."
"But the content still has a lot of merit, and yet, it was gone a few months later."
Ke Meiyu chuckled, "Because the first episode was recorded when I was running a foreign language corner. At that time, I saw that the students were very interested, so I recorded an episode myself in the office. When I submitted the manuscript here, I thought that more people could learn something."
"However, I did not receive a reply, and assuming that my manuscript had not been accepted, I did not submit it again."
"Speaking of which, Yu Mengni was from our school, but she was later selected by a visiting and inspection team from Kyoto."
Professor Zhao frowned, thought for a moment, and said, "I think your materials are very good. It would be a great pity if we didn't release them so that everyone could hear and see them."
“Before you were in Kyoto, others had room to maneuver, but now that you’re here, I absolutely will not allow anyone to take credit for your work!”
"Go ahead and implement it with confidence. I'll write you a few letters of introduction later. Go visit the Kyoto newspaper, Kyoto radio, and Kyoto television station. These organizations have considerable influence. I believe they've also received instructions from the organization and will provide assistance to us in improving the foreign language proficiency of our citizens."
"That's perfect. Graduate students also need a year-long internship. Although you're only a first-year graduate student, I can tell you have a very solid professional foundation. You could graduate and start working right now."
"This semester, you should visit a few companies and find a suitable place to intern. While completing projects, you can gain experience."
"I think Ke is a young man with his own ideas, and he certainly doesn't want to just wait for the school to assign him a job. You can use this time to think about what you want to do, and let me know when you've decided."
"Of course, I hope that while you're working, you can also take care of our school and teach a few classes to the younger students every week. We can't have the public's foreign language skills improve, but our school's students are not as good as those of other schools, can we?"
Ke Meiyu smiled and said, "Teacher, I think you should give me a title, right? You really make the best use of everyone's talents."
“That’s right,” Professor Zhao nodded with a smile, and after thinking about it, he thought it was really feasible. “You’re right. We can’t let you take the classes for nothing. No matter what job you do in the future, as long as you don’t leave Kyoto, you can take three classes a week. The time is up to you, from eight in the morning to nine in the evening. Each class is two hours long.”
"You'll start as a teaching assistant, enjoying the salary and benefits of a newly hired teacher. Once you receive your diploma, you'll be promoted to a full-time position. Aside from having more flexibility in your teaching schedule, everything else—promotion, benefits, salary adjustments, etc.—will be the same as other teachers. How does that sound?"
Ke Meiyu blinked, feeling that she was fully capable of handling the job, and that this was a legitimate job.
University teachers have such a leisurely life, it sounds good to others, doesn't it?
She agreed without hesitation.
Back home, Ke Meiyu told her story at the dinner table, and immediately received envious, jealous, and resentful looks from her brothers.
Ying Yan was simply happy for his wife. After all, he hadn't joined the military or gone into business, but instead was taking on the challenging path of scientific research, which meant he was destined to spend most of his time in the laboratory.
However, this is only for now. The country is too backward in computer technology, and he has to help catch up. In a while, he will be able to live a regular nine-to-five life.
The country and the loved one should each occupy half of the space.
Having never experienced the apocalypse, nor striving for the revival of humanity, and thus losing his loved ones, he might have, like many of the reborn youths in the book, harbored great ambitions.
He was once seen as a towering figure by others, but now he only wants to protect her for a lifetime of peace and happiness.
The Ke brothers looked at the girl with resentment, thinking, "This is so unfair!"
They weren't particularly fond of reading; when they were young, they were always thinking about playing, and even when they got older and wanted to study, it was just a thought. It was the girl's kindness that unexpectedly secured a spot for each of them as a worker-peasant-soldier university student.
Two years of hard study, tirelessly running around in three or four clubs, and now I've been tricked into pursuing a master's degree, while others have already taken one foot into the workforce...
The old lady and Ke's mother smiled and praised Ke Meiyu for being clever and quick-witted, and for being likable wherever she went, constantly putting food on her plate.
Ke Meiyu accepted everything offered and buried herself in her food, thus avoiding attracting the attention of her brothers.
Holding the letter of introduction given to her by her mentor Zhao, Ke Meiyu pondered for a moment and then went to the TV station.
Televisions from seven or eight years ago were considered a luxury item among ordinary people; families who could afford one were living very well.
The television station's program schedule gradually changed from being divided into black-and-white and color television programs to having one or two channels. The program, which used to air only one hour of programming at 7 PM, now runs for three hours from 6 PM to 9 PM.
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