"Sister-in-law, I'm done! How long did it take? Did you pass?" Suddenly a call came from his ear, calling back Jianshu's attention.
When she looked up, she saw Ding Ming holding the restored Luban Lock in his hand, looking at her with anticipation, his eyes sparkling.
Seeing this scene, Jianshu couldn't help laughing. Isn't the result better now?
It seems more meaningful to work hard on your own to pass the level than to rely on the help of others.
I think he would rather rely on his own efforts to achieve his wish. Otherwise, why didn't he think of asking Gu Mingjing for help when he encountered a bottleneck?
They had known each other for over twenty years, and she didn't believe Ding Ming didn't know what Jian Shu knew. When it came to understanding Gu Mingjing, her girlfriend, who had only been working for six months, was nowhere near as good.
She looked at her watch. Two minutes and thirty seconds. Taking into account the extra time she'd wasted in her daze, she finished the game in about two minutes. She'd met the requirement and successfully cleared the level. Not only did she clear the level, she'd also done it much faster than the allotted time. It could be said to be a perfect pass.
So, facing everyone's expectant gazes, Jian Shu smiled and nodded in affirmation, "Congratulations, you successfully passed the second level of the test in less than three minutes."
"Excuse me, do you need to take a break?" she asked.
"No need, let's move on to the next level." As expected, Ding Ming chose to continue.
"Okay, next is our third test - physical education. Physical education refers to the body and constitution, and physical education, in simple terms, is education that exercises the body and strengthens the physical fitness." Jianshu followed the usual simple explanation.
"A great man once said: The body is the capital of revolution. No matter what we want to do, what we are preparing to do, or what we are doing, it must be based on one prerequisite - a healthy body."
"If I'm not in good health, what can I do? What can I dare to do? If something goes wrong, I might even die."
"Let's take the simplest example. If someone in the family is sick, does that mean they need to take medicine? Does that cost money? Does that mean they have to miss work? Does that mean their income is reduced? Does that mean their home becomes a mess?"
If the previous words are a bit empty and don't make people feel much, then the last example in Jianshu makes people feel deeply touched and even empathize with it.
From ancient times to the present, the difficulty of seeing a doctor has always been an eternal topic. Why did the ancients have a short lifespan? This is largely due to the fact that many of them looked down on doctors and could only rely on enduring hardship.
If you can survive, you can continue to live. If you can't survive, you can only be quickly buried on a torn straw mat.
Even those with a bit of savings wouldn't dare get sick. A minor illness wouldn't be a big deal; it would just cost them money, which they could earn back after they recovered. But a serious illness could bankrupt a family.
Spending every penny carefully is the current situation of most families. Any unplanned expenditure will make people feel very distressed.
And who’s family has never had a sick elderly person/adult/child?
"Alas, being sick costs money. My son got sick a while ago, and we didn't eat meat for six months. Later, we finally managed to make some money and bought two taels of meat. My family was so envious of the meat that it was snatched up as soon as it was served. Don't laugh at me, but during that time, I couldn't help but swallow my saliva whenever I smelled the aroma of meat from other people's houses."
"Oh! What's so funny about that? It's the same for everyone. A few years ago, my father got seriously ill. They said the medicine wasn't working and he needed surgery. The medical bills were a ton of money. We spent all our family savings on it, and it wasn't enough. We even had to borrow a lot of money. During those years, we lived very frugally. Not to mention meat, we couldn't even afford fine grains. We ate sweet potatoes and potatoes every day. Even the sight of those two now makes me get acid reflux."
"Yeah, it seems like everyone's life is tough. There are two regular workers at home, and they have income every month, so we have food and drink, and we can even have some meat from time to time. But we know our own business, and this is just a superficial appearance.
My monthly salary has to cover the family's expenses: food, children's tuition, water and electricity bills, clothes and shoes, sewing and soap. Which of these doesn't cost money? After deducting various daily expenses, I can barely save any money each month. If someone in my family gets sick again, forget it. My savings will be gone."
As soon as the illness was mentioned, everyone started talking about it, and the topic was almost all related to money.
For ordinary people, it is useless to talk to them about life and ideals. These are all empty words. What is useful?
money!
After all, what's the most important thing for most people? Staying alive!
Only by surviving can we talk about ideals, the future, and everything else.
And what do you need to survive? Money!
Only with money can you buy food to fill your stomach; only with money can you buy warm clothes; only with money can you buy everything you need.
After satisfying the conditions for survival, what else do we need? To survive better!
After material needs are met, spiritual needs begin to be met.
What is the condition? Money again!
Only with money can you buy all kinds of enjoyable things; only with money can you realize your ideals and ambitions; only with money can you live a better life!
Everything, in the end, comes down to one thing - money!
There is no one in the world who doesn't love money. If someone tells you that he doesn't love money, there is only one possibility - he is not short of money.
For ordinary people, money plays a very important role.
Being sick, not to mention the drain on the body and the pain it brings, the fact that it costs money, and a lot of money if it's not right, is enough to make everyone avoid it.
Therefore, everyone agrees with what Jianshu said about the importance of sports.
"People with good health are less likely to get sick. People with poor health are more likely to be disliked by their partners."
"If the father is not in good health, will the child also be in poor health?"
"That's possible. A fool's children are also fools, aren't they?"
"Oh! The girl my son is dating now is a bit sickly. She looks like she'll fall over if the wind blows. She also has dizziness and headaches every other day. If they get married, what will happen to my future grandson? No! I don't agree to this marriage. I'll ask him to break up when I get home!"
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