
The Shit Stirrer of the Times
时代搅屎棍
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 50k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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23Chapters
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Is it too watery? In Chapters 17 and 18, you voted for a story meeting and wrote two chapters of the story in detail?
He is an old author, and his writing has improved. Don't let it suck. Comrades all support it.
🤭 He is an old author and his writing has improved. Don't be lousy. Comrades all support it.
As for the schools for children of enterprises, it actually depends on the place. The author estimates that it is in or near Rongcheng. After all, it is a big city, and Sichuan is also a province with a big education, so I conclude that enterprise schools are not as good as local schools. But when I was a child in the mountainous areas of northern Guangdong, the children's schools and local schools were not on the same level. In poor mountainous counties, the local government deducts wages from time to time to raise funds for construction, or delays wages for several months. In addition, the children of local farmers generally have no interest in studying. In contrast, at my alma mater, from elementary school to high school, there were always three or five 985 students in the two classes of 60 or 70 students every year, and one of them always got the admission notice from Beiqing every two or three years. Because after all, working-class families, even if their parents are less educated, still know the importance of education and academic qualifications. Moreover, in those days, state-owned enterprises had much better treatment than public institutions, so good teachers were given priority to enter our school. It can only be said that places are different, so schools are also different!