Even if you are in a muddy ditch, you still have the courage to look up at the stars - this is a youth novel with a growth theme.
Ma Xiaoya failed in the high school entrance examination and was forced to choose a vocational high school. Lin Jinghao, a classmate who had a crush on her, transferred to a vocational high school for various reasons. Under the protection of Lin Jinghao, Ma Xiaoya's vocational high school life passed smoothly. By the time they were in third grade, they came to a famous tourist resort in the city for internship. The peaceful and relaxing campus life was gone forever. Ma Xiaoya, Lin Jinghao and their classmates were hit by reality and faced various situations. Under the beating of the internship life with tears and laughter, they grew up rapidly. In the face of temptation, injustice, humiliation, and difficulties, they were upright, strong, and kind, overcame one challenge after another, and won enviable success, respect, and love...
Reader comments
Finally, there is a book that writes seriously about vocational schools, but there are still places that the author did not write about, such as the skills team, such as the practical training week. It is a pity that it was not launched (also, it is not a junior college upgrade, but a junior college transfer, these two concepts are different). But it can be seen from this that the author wrote carefully, and his attitude is commendable
This book is very interesting and worth reading. The content in it is also very real. I am also a vocational high school student and I can really relate to the feeling in this book. Will there be a second part of this book? I kind of want to see them after they study abroad.
It's very interesting, because not many people are interested in the new book. I just finished my high school entrance exam this year, and I only went to a poor high school, so I'm confused about the future.
It's a pity that I only wrote it here, the story is still good
Looks good. I'm in my third year of high school at the beginning of school. I'm also a vocational high school student.
Why do you feel like the story is not over?
I'm imagining the author's wonderful and brilliant life
It's super nice. I'm currently a sophomore in high school and preparing to go to senior year. I'm a little confused about the future. After reading it, I gained some motivation.
Finally, there is a book that writes seriously about vocational schools, but there are still places that the author did not write about, such as the skills team, such as the practical training week. It is a pity that it was not launched (also, it is not a junior college upgrade, but a junior college transfer, these two concepts are different). But it can be seen from this that the author wrote carefully, and his attitude is commendable
This book is very interesting and worth reading. The content in it is also very real. I am also a vocational high school student and I can really relate to the feeling in this book. Will there be a second part of this book? I kind of want to see them after they study abroad.
It's very interesting, because not many people are interested in the new book. I just finished my high school entrance exam this year, and I only went to a poor high school, so I'm confused about the future.
It's a pity that I only wrote it here, the story is still good
Looks good. I'm in my third year of high school at the beginning of school. I'm also a vocational high school student.
Why do you feel like the story is not over?
I'm imagining the author's wonderful and brilliant life
It's super nice. I'm currently a sophomore in high school and preparing to go to senior year. I'm a little confused about the future. After reading it, I gained some motivation.