Tech Giants Are Top Academics

1980, Qingjiang County. Sixteen-year-old Fang Zhiwei has only one worry: her parents love her too much. Her father is the most fashionable young man from all over the country, wearing a three-piece suit of bell-bottom pants, toad mirrors, and a tape recorder. He firmly believes that "girls are tired of studying and must combine work and rest." Her mother was the disco dance king of the year and firmly believes that "study is harmful to the body, and my daughter cannot bear the loss." As a result, their family's daily life is full of tricks that "do not help". Fang Zhiwei rarely said anything. She just finished flipping through the textbooks and flipping through the competition problem sets, and after flipping through the competition problem sets she flipped through college textbooks. There is no system or golden finger. She relies on a brain with a photographic memory and twenty years of concentration. From the chemistry class in the county high school to the top scorer in the provincial college entrance examination. She wants to figure out why the world works the way it does. By the way, good things are no longer too expensive to afford. And another question that she will probably never be able to figure out: this home.