After Cao Xiu and Yu Weimin had sorted out their careers a little, they drove to Beijing on the weekend.
They finally lived in the courtyard house they had longed for.
Yu Yuan took the opportunity to tell his parents his thoughts.
Cao Xiu: "You mean the gap in agriculture isn't too big, but the gap in computers is huge. Do you want to go in that field?"
As expected, he is a top student. Now he has set his sights on the computer industry.
Yu Weimin said, "You're right. Our seed company will gradually establish a technical team in agronomy. Don't worry about that. Just go ahead and learn whatever you want."
Cao Xiu asked, "It's about computers. Do I need to study abroad?"
Yu Yuan hesitated and said, "There's an opportunity to study abroad at government expense right now. It's just a bit long; the computer program requires three years."
He has been away from home for several years for college, and his parents have just moved to Beijing. If he goes abroad to study again, they will be separated again.
Cao Xiu asked, "It's a bit long, and studying abroad not only requires overcoming loneliness and homesickness, but also cultural differences and language barriers."
"What do you think about these? Do you have the confidence to overcome them?"
In fact, it is not easy for children to study abroad, especially during the initial stage of adaptation.
Everyone sees the benefits of studying abroad, but only those who have experienced it understand the bitterness involved.
Yu Yuan shook his head, his black eyes fixed on Cao Xiu and Yu Weimin.
"Dad, Mom, I can overcome everything else, but my son is so old now, and I can't be with him. I'm afraid you won't want to leave me."
Cao Xiu nodded her son's head and said, "Don't worry about us. Your eldest and second sisters are looking after us. If anything happens, there are people around."
"Besides, your dad and I are still young, so you kids can go ahead and fly. There's no gain without effort. Isn't that right?"
Yu Weimin said, "If it's government-funded, won't you have to undertake some kind of service obligation upon returning home? If you want to develop on your own, our family can afford it ourselves."
Yu Yuan shook his head.
"Government funding is great, I'm definitely going back. Not only are you all in China, but I've also learned a lot and want to give back to my country."
Cao Xiu made the decision and said, "Okay, let's apply!"
Yu Yuan was a little stunned.
He knew that his parents were courageous, but many people nowadays don't like living abroad and even refuse to go abroad.
They didn't hesitate for a second on such a big thing, and they quickly decided to let him go. That was incredibly decisive.
Cao Xiu and Yu Weimin were used to seeing students studying abroad with gold in their pockets. Commonplace things were nothing to them.
Besides, it’s not like I won’t be coming back, I’m just going out to study.
My daughter has already completed her PhD, and my son is just going abroad to study for a master's degree. Naturally, there is no need to hesitate.
The couple discussed it privately again.
Yu Weimin: "Let's not sit idle. Let's also make some computer investments while our son is in graduate school."
"If he learns software, we can invest in the production of some hardware equipment. Don't wait for him to come back and then have to pay high prices for machines made by foreigners."
Cao Xiu: "I think it's okay, but we are not as good as our daughter in this aspect. After this matter is over, ask Youyou how to proceed."
In a house not far from Kyoto University, Kong Yingzhe was writing down the important documents he had recently translated.
Looking closely at him, his cold eyes and brows revealed a sinister look, and he no longer looked the harmless man he used to be in the Kyoto University office.
A middle-aged man nearby said, "I didn't expect the translation team would hand over the Chinese-English translation work to you so quickly. It seems they made the right choice."
"I was worried that the student named Yu You would stay in school, and I was thinking about whether I should find a way to get rid of her. I didn't expect that she would give up on her own."
Hearing this, Kong Yingzhe frowned slightly and wrote faster.
Seeing that Kong Yingzhe didn't respond, the middle-aged man had to get back to the topic.
"We need more intelligence and will provide you with more support. Please be cautious. This house is only rented for one month. Let's meet at a different location next time."
Kong Yingzhe took the note, looked at the address on it, then lit a match and burned the note to ashes.
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Peng family in Beijing.
The family is having dinner together.
Maybe because he didn’t have enough to eat when he was a child, Peng Nuan is obsessed with meat and hates vegetables the most.
Wan Jingjing is a dancer and in order to maintain her figure, her usual diet is mainly vegetarian.
Zhuo Qiang asked the nanny to prepare a table full of four dishes, all meat.
Peng Zhendong and Peng Bo were used to it and would occasionally give Peng Nuan a piece of meat so that she could eat more.
After taking two bites, Wan Jingjing looked at everyone at the table and saw that they were all very happy, as if she was the only one who felt out of place.
The food that was not suitable to begin with was even harder to swallow.
Wan Jingjing put down her chopsticks and said softly, "I'm full. You guys take your time eating. I'll go upstairs first."
Although her tone was flat and she didn't show any dissatisfaction, everyone could feel her dullness and alienation.
"Jingjing, what's wrong? I see you didn't eat much. Are you feeling unwell?" Peng Bo asked with concern.
"It's okay, I'm just a little tired and want to rest for a while." Wan Jingjing responded indifferently.
"Okay, then you go and rest first." Bloomberg believed it, not realizing the problem with the food at all.
Wan Jingjing stood up silently and walked upstairs.
Zhuo Qiang said, "Jingjing is really something. She left the table right after we started eating. Can she be full just by looking at these dishes?"
Peng Zhendong didn't say anything.
Peng Bo said, "Mom, you know she's been so cold these past few years. Don't worry about her. Let's eat our own food."
Wan Jingjing was once a very energetic woman.
Sure enough, some things will slowly be forgotten as time goes by.
Peng Nuan seemed unaffected and kept clamoring for her grandpa, grandma and dad to eat all the food she picked up.
Wan Jingjing's figure seemed to be heavier as she paused at the corner of the stairs, her heart filled with contradictions and confusion.
She knew that Peng Nuan had already integrated into this family, and she seemed to be the only person who didn't fit in.
She couldn't stay any longer, so she went back to her room, picked up her bag, and walked out without saying hello to anyone.
Just wandering aimlessly on the street.
Beijing University Affiliated School.
Yu You, Yu Rou and Qin Zhichu have already moved their children's household registration to Beijing.
According to the location of their house, their children now need to transfer to Kyoto University Attached Elementary School and Kyoto University Attached Middle School.
A few days ago, several of us submitted our applications. Now we have received notifications from the school that we need to take the entrance exam.
The school uses this to understand the child's ability level.
The four children, An'an, Ningning, Yueyue and Yanyan, were also very excited.
Others might be nervous, but the four of them in the production team were used to it.
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