I don't know what happened, but in the end all the children in the team passed the exam. As for the educated youth, only two passed, and coincidentally, they had just arrived last year. One was a male educated youth, and the other was a female educated youth.
Judging from their appearance, these are former educated youth who have long since put down their textbooks.
That's true. Putting aside others, even the earliest batch of people who came here now have children who are about the same age as steamed buns. It's been so many years, how many of them have been able to stick with it?
My second sister stayed here for more than twenty days, leaving the child behind. But then again, she had no choice. If she had any other option, she wouldn't have left the child behind.
During this time, my second brother-in-law did send a letter and a package. Let's not talk about the package, let's just talk about the letter.
Almost the entire book is about the Zhao family.
Because Liu Qing had a good attitude in admitting his crimes of embezzlement and bribery, and because Zhao Donglai promptly handed over the money and goods that Liu Qing had embezzled, Liu Qing was not sentenced to death, but rather to life imprisonment.
In other words, if he reforms well in prison, his sentence will be reduced to a fixed term, and then gradually reduced, and he might be released in about twenty years.
As for Zhao Donglai, he has been demoted to a lower-level position, and his other sons have also been demoted. Other related people have either been demoted or are now sweeping the streets.
Now it seems that the second sister is also worried about people related to Liu Qing. Indeed, in this era, if one or two people die, no one will know. Even if someone secretly sells a child, where can you find them?
Even with surveillance cameras everywhere in later generations, human traffickers still exist, don't they?
So it seems sending them here was the right decision, even though both children are boys.
Mingming is quite mischievous, but he also takes care of Jiajia. This is probably because he knew from a young age that his younger brother was born prematurely and had health problems.
As for Jiajia, she's just like a girl, so well-behaved, just like when she first arrived.
However, after a year of recuperation, both children are now incredibly mischievous.
Fortunately, he didn't make any major mistakes, but he made quite a few minor ones!
No matter what mistakes they made, all the children, regardless of whether they were involved or not, would be beaten together. Moreover, the eldest child, Mantou, would get hit a few more times.
From then on, they were just mischievous kids, and they made fewer mistakes.
1976 can be described as a year of many disasters, plunging people into grief.
Even after the "Great Revolution" ended, people weren't particularly happy. After all, the great man who led us to stand up was gone, and the people we loved were gone...
1976 passed in this sorrow, and time moved on to 1977.
Just a few days into October, the brigade sent people to take a couple away from the cowshed. They didn't say anything specific, but I learned from my parents that they were professors at Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Beijing.
Not long after, in the middle of the month, I received several letters from Beijing. In them, I saw an important message: that I should study hard.
Then, on the 21st, the news of the resumption of the college entrance examination was announced, resounding throughout every inch of China.
Conversely, for those who married members of the production team, their homes began to be filled with chaos and turmoil.
The educated youth in the educated youth compound did not complain about not going back to work, but went everywhere to borrow books, hoping to pass the exam and return to the city.
The exam dates were quickly set: December 11th-13th.
In order to be able to take the exam on time, our family moved into the reception dormitory in the military compound two days in advance.
I originally planned to stay in the city, but there were no rooms available. So I had to stay somewhere nearby.
Staying at the brigade's residence is an option, but it's too far and would take several hours longer.
Another issue is the mountain roads, which are too slippery. Just a few days ago, there was heavy snow for several days in a row, making the mountain roads difficult to travel.
Originally, I planned to leave the children at home, but when they heard that they were going to live in the military base, they insisted on coming along. So, I had no choice but to take them with me!
I could have chosen not to take the foreign language exam in this year's college entrance examination, but I still took it. It wasn't because I felt confident in my foreign language skills, but simply because I wanted to test my own performance.
Not long after, it was reported in the newspapers that the first college entrance examination, which had been reinstated after ten years, was being held, with approximately 5.7 million young people across the country participating.
What does this mean? Ten years of time has suppressed the youth of countless students.
Speaking of which, most of the educated youth in the production team who got married eventually took the college entrance examination; there was no way to stop them.
Some people even contemplated suicide at home. Only a very few did not take the college entrance examination, but not because of their in-laws or other reasons.
Instead, they heard that they were aware of their past performance and felt that their chances were slim. In addition, they had long considered themselves as members of the production team and had no intention of leaving, so they decided not to take the exam.
After the exam, I didn't rush back to the production team. Instead, I took my child to play at the military base for a few days.
Nothing much has happened these past few days, but I really didn't expect to run into an old friend.
"Are you Li Mianmian, the educated youth Li?"
"Who are you"
"I'm Gu Cuicui! Have you forgotten? You used to be..."
"Oh! Now that you mention it, I remember you! Comrade Gu, is there something you need?"
"No, it's nothing! I just didn't expect to run into you here."
"Yeah?"
"Have you moved in?"
"I had this idea in mind, and that's why I was planning to bring the kids over to take a look."
"Oh! Then we'll be neighbors from now on. Feel free to come to me anytime if you need anything!"
"OK!"
"Mom, who is she?"
"What's wrong, Dumplings?"
I don't like her.
"nothing"
"bad"
"How did it break?"
"Auntie, why was that person clenching their fists like that?"
"Jiajia, did you see clearly?"
"Look carefully, that's it."
"Alright, Jiajia, let's go back! Let's get ready so we can go to the production team tomorrow."
"good"
What exactly is Gu Cuicui trying to do?! She's shouting at me loudly, her clenched fists—is it nervousness, or is she afraid I'll discover something?
Or perhaps she came over and greeted her loudly just to confirm whether her third brother had told her anything about their chance encounter last time!
Didn't Comrade Shen tell Li Mianmian about what happened last time? Doesn't he love Li Mianmian very much? Why wouldn't he tell him?
And in just a few years, they've had so many children. And the little girl next to Li Mianmian is so beautiful, even more beautiful than her own daughter.
If I, Comrade Shen, had a daughter, would she be as beautiful as the child in Li Mianmian's arms just now?
However, from the conversation just now, I didn't find out how much Li Mianmian really loved Comrade Shen, and whether I still had a chance.
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