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Chapter 13 College Entrance Examination Results

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    The Chinese people have always been famous for their hard work, and businessmen are the hardest working among them. They work almost all year round and there are no holidays.  People who do business say that they are quite free and can take a break whenever they want. In fact, who would want to close the door and take a break if there is nothing particularly important, because closing the door means shutting out business and money.

    Gao Liang is also one of them. For her, she will only rest and not set up a stall unless there are force majeure factors, such as violent storms or cotton spinning mills on holidays.  So Gao Liang really likes the cotton mill's holidays. Although it will make her make less money, it finally gives her a legitimate reason not to work as a stall.

    The cotton spinning mill is on holiday, which happens to be the day when the college entrance examination results are released.  Gao Liang was extremely calm, as if she had never taken the college entrance examination. Early in the morning, she got up as usual to make cold dishes. She didn't have to go to the cotton mill to set up a stall in the afternoon. She just cooked more in the morning and had a good rest in the afternoon.  Although I make a lot of money selling cold dishes, it is all hard-earned money.

    Gao Liang prepared everything and woke up Gao Shan to help.  Now is the holiday, and the two sisters take turns accompanying her to the stall every day. There is no complaint. After all, it is the eldest sister who works harder than them. She works the most and sleeps the least every day.  It was just dawn at this time, about five o'clock, when people were sleeping soundly. After all, in the dog days of summer, only the period before sunrise was the coolest and most pleasant.

    As soon as the two sisters arrived in the yard, they saw a figure in the yard next door. Gao Liang thought it was Grandma Wang who had gotten up early, and was about to say hello, but found that the person was not Grandma Wang, but Li Junwei. He lowered his head and looked listlessly in the yard.  Wandering around in circles.  Gao Liang was startled and asked Gao Shan in a low voice: "Is Junwei sleepwalking?"

    Gao Shan glanced at Li Junwei and said, "Probably not. Junwei!" The little girl had a good relationship with Li Junwei, and they often called him by his first name regardless of how big or small he was.

    Li Junwei looked up, saw the two sisters, and walked over: "Are you going to set up a stall so early?"

    "Well, go early to get a good seat." Gao Liang saw Li Junwei's sluggish look and said, "What's wrong with you?"

    Li Junwei wiped his face: "The college entrance examination results are coming out today, and I'm nervous. I had a nightmare all night, so I just didn't sleep." He was so anxious to wait for this day that he even lost sleep.

    Gao Shan laughed at him: "Did you dream that you didn't get into college?"

    Gao Liang reached out and pulled his sister's braid, and whispered: "Shanshan!"

    Li Junwei lowered his head and did not argue with Gao Shan, looking as if he was hopeless.  Gao Liang comforted him: "Don't worry, you will definitely pass the exam."

    Li Junwei looked at Gao Liang, who looked aloof from the incident: "Aren't you nervous?"

    Gao Liang smiled: "I have nothing to be nervous about. Just go back and catch up on your sleep. Relax, you will definitely pass the exam. If you fail, I will treat you to a meal. If you pass, you will treat me to a meal."

    When Li Junwei heard her speak so firmly, he always felt that she was trying to comfort himself: "If you really pass the exam, you can eat whatever you want."

    Gao Shan quickly said: "I heard it, and I want to eat it too!"

    Li Junwei looked at the carefree little pepper and felt better: "How can I miss you?"

    Out of the alley, Gao Shan asked: "Sister, can you pass the exam?"

    Gao Liang shook his head: "You probably won't be able to pass the exam." This year, there are only 500,000 to 600,000 college students nationwide. Tens of thousands of people are really crowded into a single-plank bridge. It is not so easy to get into college. Failure is the norm, so  Li Junwei's pressure is so great.

    Gao Shan asked stubbornly: "What if I pass the exam?"

    Gao Liang said: "Let's talk about it." Although she also wanted to go to college, she knew that even if she did get admitted, she would not be able to study.  What will happen to her younger siblings when she goes to school?  Although college is now mainly funded by public funds, and there is a monthly living allowance, but if you really go to college, wouldn't you go back to the previous cycle, leaving them to pursue their own lives?  So going to college is something you don¡¯t even have to think about, and unfortunately you didn¡¯t get into it, so you don¡¯t have to worry so much.

    Gao Shan said seriously: "If I pass the exam, I must go to school."

    When we arrived at the vegetable market, Gaoliang set up a stall. Before there were many people around, we walked around the market and bought some ingredients and condiments.  When she came back, Gao Shan was already greeting the guests. She was mixing vegetables and weighing them in a familiar way. Her hands and feet were nimble. She didn't look like a 12-year-old child at all. She was just too short, so it was a bit difficult to do the work.  Gao Liang quickly put down his things to help, and the two sisters' busy day began.

    By eight o'clock, most of the dishes had been sold, and customers were still coming.  Gao Liang felt a little hungry, so he sent his sister to buy breakfast. She was definitelyGao Liang didn't even remember how many points he had estimated and which school he had applied for.  When they arrived, the school was very busy. Someone set off firecrackers at the school gate. It was obvious that they were sure to pass the exam.

    Gao Liang and Wu Chunmei arrived in their class. Many classmates gathered around the homeroom teacher to look at the scores. Before Gao Liang could pass, someone loudly told her: "Gao Liang, you got 462 points. Wu Chunmei got 486 points, but it's a pity."  , the admission score is 487 points, one point missing." The total score of science this year was 710 points, and the questions were very difficult. Their scores, in future generations, would be no problem in their previous undergraduate studies. However, this was 1988, and education  The ministry has not yet expanded its enrollment, so they can't even get into technical secondary schools and will simply fail.

    When Wu Chunmei heard the news, she squatted on the ground and cried "Wow". The gap separated her life into two worlds.  Gao Liang accepted the fact calmly, because she had known the result for a long time, and she squatted down to comfort Wu Chunmei.  Wu Chunmei cried like a child. She felt that her world had collapsed. All her hopes were pinned on studying. Now that hope was shattered, her life was in darkness and she could no longer see a way out.

    Gao Liang opened his arms and hugged her: "Chunmei, don't cry. As long as you want to study, there will be books to study." Gao Liang thought a lot on the way here. Not being able to go to college is a lifelong regret.  Even though she was reborn, this regret was still irreparable, so she hoped that Wu Chunmei would not regret it for two lifetimes like herself. She decided to persuade Wu Chunmei to re-study and let her make up for the regrets of the two of them.

    Wu Chunmei shook her head in tears: "It's impossible, it's impossible, my family won't read it to me anymore."

    Gao Liang patted her on the back and said, "As long as you want to study, I will lend you money to repeat your studies." This year, a semester of high school only cost more than 100 yuan, but now she can earn 20 or 30 yuan a day.  It shouldn't be difficult to lend Wu Chunmei some money.

    Wu Chunmei stopped crying and looked at Gao Liang with her mouth open. She could hardly believe her ears, but soon she shook her head and refused: "No, your family is in such difficulty, I can't borrow money from you."

    At this time, a voice sneered: "Haha, there is a clay Bodhisattva who is crossing the river and cannot save himself. He actually wants to make a fat person and pretend to be a living Bodhisattva who saves the suffering." The tone was not without sarcasm.

    Gao Liang raised his head and saw a fashionable girl wearing a white shirt and red skirt with her hair tied sideways with a handkerchief looking down at them.  Gao Liang looked at her, thought for a long time, and finally remembered that the other person's name was Wang Lina.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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