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Chapter 63 Turning the Tide

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    After Li Junyi received Gao Liang's letter, he quickly replied. He speculated on the possible reason why the letter was late. It should be a delay at the post office. After writing the letter that day, he took it with him when he went out to do errands.  He saw a mailbox on the roadside and threw it in. It was not the post office where he usually sent letters.  In fact, this is indeed the case. The mailbox that Li Junyi sent letters to was newly established. When the old postman retired, he forgot to tell the new postman during the handover. The mailbox was ignored for more than two months before it was rediscovered. Therefore,  This letter was just over two months late.

    Gao Liang smiled helplessly when he saw this letter. When sending letters in the future, he must send them at the post office, otherwise it would be terrible to have something important delayed like this.

    Li Junyi also mentioned in the letter that Gao Liang wanted him to help arrange a job for her cousin-in-law, and promised to find her a job in his friend's factory.  However, the cousin's sister-in-law did not come to see Gao Liang as promised. Of course, Gao Liang would not take the initiative to find her cousin-in-law. It was her own choice whether to go or not. Gao Liang would never be a promoter. She was not the savior and could not help.  everyone.

    This year is a crucial year for many of them. Gao Liang and Li Junyi fell in love this year. Gao Pan and Wu Chunmei are both facing a fork in the road in their lives after graduation. Even Li Junwei, who seems to be the most stable,  Also walking the tightrope of life.  Therefore, in addition to flirting with Li Junyi, Gao Liang also asked her boyfriend to encourage Junwei more. She also increased the frequency of writing letters to Li Junwei in order to follow up on Li Junwei's thoughts in a timely manner.

    With the encouragement of Gao Liang and everyone else, Li Junwei finally gave up the idea of ??joining the student union and successfully passed the make-up exam.  Once Li Junwei wrote in a letter that he went to a hospital for internship and saw some poor patients from rural areas. One of them, a seven-year-old boy, impressed him the most. Because of congenital heart disease, all the family's savings were used to provide medical care.  He went to see a doctor. His sister had not even gone to school at the age of nine, which made him feel very uncomfortable.

    After reading the letter, Gao Liang suggested that he could work-study to support this girl in school.  Li Junwei wrote back and said that work-study positions are provided to students from poor families. His family background is not bad, but the school will not arrange jobs for him.  College students these days are mainly funded by public funds. Not only are tuition fees free, but the state will also provide living subsidies. Students who are not from very poor families can successfully complete their studies without working.  There is a work-study program in the school, which is provided to students from poor families, such as cleaning, helping in the library, etc. Li Junwei's situation is obviously not included in this.  Gao Liang suggested that Li Junwei find a tutor himself.

    In the 1980s, it was not a common phenomenon for children to have tutors. After all, the income level of the public was generally low, and many people did not have this awareness.  However, since the 1980s, the national family planning has been implemented very strictly. Dual-income families with urban household registration are only allowed to have one child. Therefore, the only children born in the 1980s are called little emperors in society. Parents will try their best to satisfy their children and give them  The best for children is to be willing to spend money on them.

    Li Junwei wrote a letter soon after, saying that he followed Gao Liang's suggestion and posted some small advertisements outside the school. He actually found a tutoring job, tutoring a third-grade boy in Chinese, mathematics and English. He could earn one yuan per class, a week.  Take three classes.

    Gao Liang burst into laughter when she saw it. Labor costs are really cheap these days. However, she did not pour cold water on Li Junwei. Instead, she encouraged him and said that it was very good. One month can almost earn a semester's tuition for a primary school student.  Gao Liang thinks that Li Junwei can help others just by the way, but she thinks that Li Junwei is busy with so many things, so he should not be an empty talker with only ideals.

    The letters from Li Junyi are full of good news. After their production efficiency has improved, Zhu Wenwu has also received more orders. He has been working overtime recently to catch up on goods. They also plan to expand the scale of production and prepare to recruit a group of new workers.  Gao Liang was very happy for him. Their factory was on the right track.  I have to work harder to turn Gaowei into a brand as soon as possible.

    In mid-April, Gao Liang noticed from the TV news and newspapers that a major event had happened. Even Shouhou and Wang Yanjun started to mention it when chatting. They also mentioned that there were some riots in certain places.  Gao Liang knew that this was the origin of the matter, and she was a little wary of Li Junwei, fearing that his hot-headedness would be fanned out by someone who wanted to use him as cannon fodder.  And if you think about it carefully, the impact of this incident must be great. When Li Junwei was forced to drop out of school, Li Weiguo, who worked within the system, must also have been affected by him.  This is really a matter that affects the whole body, so Li Junwei must understand the seriousness of the matter and not get involved in these things blindly.

    It happened that Grandma Wang was ill and hospitalized at this time, and Gao Liang urged Li Junwei back with a telegram.  In fact, Grandma Wang's illness is neither serious nor mild.  Spring came late this year, and the cold airMore can be put on the market again.  During the Labor Day holiday, both Wu Chunmei and Gao Pan took their monthly leave. Wu Chunmei did not go home directly, but went back to Gaoliang first. Her mock test results came out, and they were quite satisfactory. She could get into an undergraduate degree with her scores.

    Gao Liang looked at her thin cheeks: "You must have worked too hard recently, and you have become so thin."

    Wu Chunmei smiled and said: "Fortunately, I feel pretty good and I don't feel tired."

    "That's good, keep this state until the college entrance examination." Gao Liang also saw that his friend was in good spirits.

    Wu Chunmei nodded: "Yes. I won't go back today. It's a holiday tomorrow and your store must be very busy. I'll go home after helping you tomorrow."

    "No need, you have worked hard for a month, take a good rest." Gao Liang said.

    Wu Chunmei said with a smile: "For me, working is the most relaxing thing now."

    Seeing that his friend insisted on doing this, Gao Liang did not insist: "Okay then."

    Gao Pan¡¯s grades have always been ranked around 20 in the class, a few places up and down. Gao Liang can see that she has worked very hard, but the science subjects are always not ideal, so her grades can¡¯t improve no matter what.  Gao Liang was worried that she wouldn't be able to pass the high school exam, but even if she was worried, she still had to accept the reality. She also figured out that if Gao Pan really couldn't pass the exam, she could find a technical skill for her to learn, or she could just open a shop with her own business.  Anyway, I didn¡¯t put it outside, lest someone abduct it and run away without a trace.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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