And as for the county and city high schools, they all provide additional living subsidies based on this foundation every month.
The county gives a little less, about ten bucks a month, while the city offers a bit more, up to twenty bucks.
The most extravagant offer is from City Second Middle School, which even promised that if their daughter agreed to attend their school, not only would she receive monthly subsidies, but they would also provide a staff apartnt for the whole family to live in for free.
The offer from City Second Middle School was truly tempting for Jiang Changhai and Su Wanyu.
If they weren’t well off now, they might have actually agreed.
The reason City Second Middle School offered such generous rewards is mainly because they’ve been constantly overshadowed by First Middle School all these years.
Many parents in Yang City even joke that their City Second Middle School is the eternal number two.
All these years, whether it’s their teaching resources, the number of students admitted to universities each year, or the quantity and quality of their student intake, they’ve always lagged behind First Middle School.
So this ti, after seeing Jiang Mianmian’s entrance exam results, the principal and other leaders of City Second Middle School unanimously decided to spare no effort to snatch this Little Prodigy.
The couple reached a consensus and turned to Jiang Mianmian, asking, "Daughter, how about going to City First Middle School?"
"Sure, Mom and Dad, I’ll listen to you." Jiang Mianmian happily went over, hugged her mom and dad’s necks, and said blissfully.
Haha, having the luxury to choose any high school is really great.
"Daughter, wife, let’s go to the state-run restaurant to have a good al and celebrate for our daughter." Jiang Changhai saw it was past six, almost seven, and didn’t want his wife to cook, so he simply decided to eat out.
"Great, Dad, I love going to the state-run restaurant the most." Jiang Mianmian imdiately stood up and cheered.
Su Wanyu, who preferred not cooking if possible, naturally raised both hands in agreent with Jiang Changhai’s suggestion.
The family of three happily prepared to go out for dinner. As they stepped out of the house, their neighbors chatting in the alley warmly surrounded them.
"Hey, co and see, our city’s Little Top Scholar, Mianmian is out. Mianmian, you really deserve to be called a Little Genius on the newspaper. Skipping a grade to enter the third year of middle school and even becoming the city’s top scorer, it’s truly an honor to be your neighbors." Aunt Li kept praising Jiang Mianmian constantly.
"Xiao Su, Xiao Jiang, I am really envious of you two. Kids really are different. Your child is a blessing, whereas mine is a little terror." Wang Li’s Mother praised Jiang Mianmian while teasing Wang Li a bit.
"Sister-in-law, don’t say that. The kid just likes to play. He’ll beco sensible as he grows older." Su Wanyu supported Wang Li.
Jiang Changhai and the others chatted with the neighbors in the alley for a while before heading to the state-run restaurant.
After they finished eating, Jiang Changhai took Jiang Mianmian to the Supply and Marketing Cooperative, bought a box of drinks and so other snacks and pastries, letting his daughter enjoy the sumr break, eat or drink whatever she wanted as a reward.
By the ti they returned ho, it was already past eight, and the neighbors also returned to their hos. After they went back, got washed up, and rested.
The next morning, while having breakfast, Jiang Changhai said to his daughter, "Daughter, your mom has to work today, so it will just be you and going back to the village to tell your grandparents the good news about you being the city’s top scorer. They’ll surely be thrilled. Since I’m free now, we can stay overnight and return tomorrow."
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