The Youth of a Middle School Teacher and Student

Name: The Youth of a Middle School Teacher and Student
Author: You Sisi

by You Sisi

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About This Novel

"Red Candle - The Youth of a Middle School Teacher and Student" is an educational novel with a total of thirty-six chapters totaling more than 300,000 words. From 1981 to 1999, in order to alleviate the severe shortage of teachers in rural primary schools in China, nearly 4 million junior high school graduates with excellent academic performance across the country flocked to secondary normal schools. They chose to go to the middle school with their outstanding qualities, not only to get a meal ticket, but also to actively respond to the call of the country. Graduates of secondary normal schools have enriched the teaching staff of rural primary and secondary schools and enabled the development of basic education in China. They have become the strongest cornerstone of contemporary education in China. The protagonist in the novel, Quan Jinxing, was unable to go to high school because of her poor family, but she was admitted to the normal school with the top score in the county. After Quan Jinxing graduated, he was assigned to teach in a remote primary school in his hometown, and was transferred twice. After working in his hometown for ten years, Quan Jinxing was transferred to a primary school in the attached city and taught in three primary schools. Four years later, he was admitted to junior high school and transferred to the most remote rural junior high school to teach. After four years of junior high school, he was admitted to the county junior high school with first place results. After working in the county junior high school for eleven years, it was borrowed by the county's Education Bureau, Civilization Office and other administrative departments. The novel shows the twists and turns of the protagonist Quan Jinxing's career path, his loyalty to people's education, and a microcosm of the tremendous changes in China's urban and rural education over the past thirty years.