In the book, the female supporting role dreams of being an idle fish

Chapter 511 The result is

Chen Wenjun didn't even open the door for his little daughter.

It's nothing more than a matter of her man's work.

Chen Wenjun refused to help. He was a man who had been abandoned by his family. After getting married, his family became warm and welcoming again. He didn't care at all. So let it be.

Chen Hongxia couldn't knock on the study door, so she went back after dinner.

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The admission results came out very quickly, on the 16th.

Before Gu Lixia, Huai Xu and Huai Zhou celebrated their birthdays together, the list was posted.

The list of candidates for admission was determined based on the candidates' initial examination scores, re-examination scores and adjustment status.

The list of candidates for admission will be posted on the school’s blackboard and subject to public supervision.

Gu Lixia was the first to learn from the system that both she and her sister-in-law were admitted.

After class, the news spread like wildfire. Sure enough, his name was the first line of ancient literature.

Jiang Xiu is in the second line below the national history.

Gu Lixia asked the system where Jiang Xiu was. Knowing that she was in the classroom, she was no longer anxious and went to find Yang Hui, the ancient literature teacher.

I just knew this teacher before, but I didn't get to know him in depth.

I went to the office and knocked on the door, but no one was there. A teacher who passed by said that class was in session.

Gu Lixia thanked him and waited at the door.

Teacher Yang Hui joined the School of Humanities and is responsible for teaching and researching ancient Chinese courses. She is a teacher in the Chinese Department, a master's supervisor in ancient literature, and the head of the school's key discipline (Chinese linguistics and philology).

He was successively hired as a "special reviewer" for the newly edited Chinese textbooks for middle schools by the People's Education Press and as a part-time worker at the Poetry Research Center of the Ministry of Education.

He specializes in the study of phonetics, rhyme and exegesis, and his research content is Chinese classical literature, with a focus on Chuci literature.

She said, to put it simply, relying on studying is to hope to completely change the situation of poverty and destitution.

To put it more elegantly, it means leaving a mark on your life, making a name for yourself in the future, and making contributions to the country.

Very real and simple.

After class, Teacher Yang came back. Gu Lixia saw him at a glance. He was tall, with a serious face, and strands of gray hair were neatly tied behind his head.

There are traces of time in the corners of her eyes, but her eyes still sparkle with wisdom.

"Teacher Yang, my name is Gu Lixia." Gu Lixia took the initiative to greet.

Yang Hui opened the door, went in, sat down, and took a sip of water before speaking. "I know you. Academic research is similar to becoming a monk. It requires a life of studying the classics and listening to the morning bell."

"My request is that since you've been admitted, I hope you attend as many classes as possible. Of course, you've missed half a month of classes this semester. I understand your work, and it's remarkable. As a woman, I'm proud of you, and I will provide you with as much help as I can."

"I have another question. Since you are the first batch of graduate students, the school has decided to take the same courses together. Do you have the ability to substitute for the class?"

Gu Lixia nodded. It was just a class, yes. "I'm capable, but I probably won't be able to teach for many classes. I'll go back to Jiangcheng as soon as the holidays come. I can't give up work either, so I'll try to stay in school as much as possible during the semester."

"Okay, go back. You can go back after you finish the formalities. See you in September. Also, I suggest you take the final exam. It would be best if you get first place. If you want to do something, do your best." Yang Hui said finally.

"Okay, then teacher, I'll go back first?"

"Ah."

When Gu Lixia went out to the school gate, Jiang Xiu was already waiting there.

"Sister-in-law, did you see that? Hard work pays off. I've always dreamed of passing the exam." Jiang Xiu burst into tears when she saw her sister-in-law.

"I'll ride my bike and go home first." Gu Lixia got on the bike. It was normal for her sister-in-law to be excited.

I am happy too, let alone these native people.

When I got home and asked, I found out that Jiang Wen and Huainan had not come out yet.

On the afternoon of the 16th, the school issued admission notices to this group of candidates.

After receiving the admission notice, candidates should go through the admission procedures according to the requirements on the notice.

To register for admission, candidates should bring their admission notice and household registration booklet to the Admissions Office within the specified time on the afternoon of the 16th to officially become graduate students.

When Gu Lixia left in the afternoon, she took her household registration book with her, received the notification letter, and was the first to apply for admission.

It took Gu Lixia an hour to fill out the form, sign it, confirm the information, and get the principal's signature.

After my sister-in-law finished her first class, Gu Lixia explained the process and went to the classroom to attend the class.

This first graduate entrance examination can be said to be an examination among the schools themselves.

The number of admitted students is very small, only 3 to 5 people.

When Gu Lixia sat down in the classroom, all the classmates in the class looked at her, and those who knew each other gestured to each other. Finally, one of the boys with a buzz cut and a face full of acne came forward.

"Comrade Gu, you didn't attend classes properly. You missed so many classes. How did you pass the exam? I heard that most of the people who passed the exam this time were college students or graduate students ten years ago."

Gu Lixia remembered the information of this male classmate. He was a local, his parents worked in a factory, and he was the third child in the family. His name was Wu Zhonghou.

Although the question was direct, it was obvious that he was genuinely curious.

Gu Lixia looked around, watching and listening. "Student Wu, do you have a clear plan for your university life? Do you know what kind of jobs we can get after graduation?"

"The school trains students in various fields, including editing, broadcasting and hosting, creative writing, and journalism. Our career options after graduation are in the fields of journalism and publishing, such as literary criticism, article editing, and journalism."

"As someone who works in government agencies, cultural propaganda, or as a Chinese language teacher in primary and secondary schools, do you have a specific plan?"

As Gu Lixia finished speaking, someone said, "The school we graduate from will assign us jobs. We can go wherever the school assigns us."

"Then why do we still need exams, why do we still need rankings, and why do we admit the best? You can be a good news communicator, but not necessarily a good author. How many of your articles have been published in newspapers, and how many books have you published?" Gu Lixia looked at the female classmate she had just spoken to, Yang Zhenzhen.

"No, then you were on the newspaper? Or have you published a book?" Yang Zhenzhen began to doubt. No way, we are both college students, how could he publish a book.

"No, I'm just balancing work and study now. I just set a goal for myself so that I'll have motivation when I study." Gu Lixia naturally wouldn't say these fruitless things.

The book must be published, but not now. I have to wait until the summer vacation and go back to find Jiangcheng Daily. I will publish it after they review and revise it.

"Besides, you also had the opportunity to register for the exam, but you didn't dare to try, so you missed it. Please register again next year."