Eighties Sweetheart Chapter 351 - 351 351 She's a Bit Unserious

??Chapter 351: Chapter 351 She’s a Bit Unserious

Chapter 351: Chapter 351 She’s a Bit Unserious

In the morning, they were brought here, and in the evening, they were taken back to the county town.

But lunch had to be eaten in Erdao River Village.

Chu Zizhou then reopened the food hall of the big brigade.

Song Yunuan could actually imagine what Erdao River Village’s conditions were like now, including the entire Nanshan County Town.

Because the Nanshan Staff and Cadres College had already started its new term.

Old Cui was the principal and he had been assigned a secretary and a vice principal too.

As agreed upon in advance, Old Mr.

Hu had dispatched a portion of the teachers.

Upon arriving here, the teachers were very satisfied, not expecting Nanshan County Town to be so clean, tidy, and beautiful.

By the end of August, not to ntion the campus itself, even the area around the school was filled with blooming flowers.

Even if the male comrades didn’t like plants and flowers, they still found pleasure in studying in such an environnt.

The first term consisted of ten classes.

Forty people per class.

There were accounting classes, diversified managent classes, so about forestry and others about agriculture.

There were also design courses.

Xia Guilan and Lian Xiang had enrolled in accounting and fashion design classes, respectively.

Song Nian, who worked at the timber factory in the city, and his wife Sun Jinrong had gone for training on behalf of their unit.

Sun Jinrong was not interested in accounting, so she chose the diversified managent class.

She was learning a bit of everything, but Sun Jinrong really liked it.

Their training was on a part-ti basis, which ant that they worked and studied at the sa ti.

They also took part in examinations and, upon passing, were awarded a nationally-recognized diploma.

When the three sisters-in-law gathered, they all found it unbelievable.

At their age, they were able to enter a school and study.

After graduation, they would all be junior college graduates.

Song Nian was taking a specialized forestry class set up for the forestry bureau.

This class covered a wide range of topics.

He also selected part-ti study, sotis attending classes while still working.

The program was three years long and examinations were compulsory.

In truth, part-ti study was much more demanding than full-ti education.

But for them, this hardship was nothing.

Huzi loved vanity, bragging that both his parents had gone to the staff college for study.

Xiao Gang and Xiao Ru boasted even more about their father going to the Staff College to teach.

In fact, Song He was on secondnt.

But everyone knew what was really going on.

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When Song Liang and the others returned, they took a tour around and felt as if they were getting to know Erdao River Village all over again.

Old Mrs.

Song was bursting with energy, but when she saw only Song Liang returning, she beca anxious, “Where’s Little Nuan?

Why didn’t she co back?”

Song Liang hurriedly whispered to Old Mrs.

Song that Little Nuan had established an import-export trading company, and now a large shipnt had arrived.

It was estimated to be delivered to Beidu soon, so Little Nuan definitely had to be there.

“I’m mainly asking you, it’s already this ti of year, it’s about to snow in Beidu, what about Little Nuan’s clothes?” Old Mrs.

Song retorted sharply with annoyance.

Song Liang hurriedly replied, “I asked, and Ji Xinyi told Little Nuan that she had winter clothes there, that everything is available in Beidu so there’s no need to bring clothes from the south, where the winter clothing is not warm, with thin layers of cotton, and also cotton-padded shoes which have very slippery soles, totally unsuitable for the north.”

Upon hearing this, Old Mrs.

Song felt relieved.

Although they weren’t related by blood, having a good relationship made no difference from being kin.

Especially since it was their Little Nuan.

After Song Liang left, she suddenly rembered that she had forgotten to ask about her little grandson Asheng.

Song Liang went to the factory located at the youth cadre post.

Everyone was working in an orderly manner.

As Song Yunuan had suggested, they tried to implent an assembly line as much as possible.

Now upon having a look, the speed had indeed increased by several tis.

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When Song Yunuan arrived in Beidu, her first call was to Principal Cui of the high school.

At that mont, Principal Cui had just returned from a eting in the county.

Kou County was full of ambitious energy.

In fact, he and Xia Bowen had a feud.

In this place, he had always been frustrated and oppressed.

He was younger than Xia Bowen, yet with this rank, he had only four more years until retirent.

There wasn’t much to do in Nanshan County Town, but during this trip to the trade fair, he ran into Xia Bowen again.

No one could tell that there had been animosity between the two of them.

Actually, this relationship was quite awkward.

But then, it wasn’t awkward anymore.

Little Nuan from Nanshan County Town, brought in so many orders.

So, the other things didn’t matter.

Polite nodding to Xia Bowen was sufficient, no need for a smile.

The truth was, inside, Kou County was still quite shocked.

The Xia Bowen of now seed completely different from the Xia Bowen of before.

Kou County thought to himself, Xia Bowen’s experiences lately could only be described as a roller coaster.

This ti, it seed they had also done sothing in Nan City.

It must be related to Xia Xindong and Little Nuan.

But these had nothing to do with the trade fair, so he wouldn’t pay attention or inquire about them.

Little Nuan, despite her young age, might achieve great things in the future.

Regardless of her background, nowadays Nanshan County was benefiting from her and getting better and better.

Even if he retired, the pent-up frustration in his chest would dissipate.

So, the very day he returned, he imdiately called a eting.

Orders worth over five hundred thousand in foreign exchange, hearing about them was one thing, but attending a eting and listening to reports felt completely different.

Principal Cui was also delighted, seeing that Nanshan County was about to undergo great changes, he was naturally thrilled and excited.

But he was in a hurry, with the math competition just over a week away.

First, it was in the county town, then the city, followed by the province, and finally national level.

Song Yunuan was academically gifted, just like her younger uncle—a true genius.

But she was a bit unfocused on her studies.

Even if she had been revising lately, it was not the sa as studying at school.

Principal Cui thought Song Yunuan would return with Song Liang, but to his surprise, she had run off to Beidu.

He was a bit angry about that.

So, he summoned Song Mingbo and asked him sternly when his sister was coming back, and if she still wanted to participate in the math competition.

Song Mingbo scratched his head; he hadn’t received a call about her plans yet.

His father had returned, but he hadn’t seen him till now.

How would he know?

Just as he was getting anxious, Song Yunuan called.

Hearing Song Yunuan’s voice, Principal Cui’s face lit up with a smile, and he waved Song Mingbo away, telling him to go back to class.

Song Mingbo felt like he had been granted amnesty.

He quickly stood up and dashed out of the principal’s office.

The campus was quiet; so classes were having PE.

As Song Mingbo passed the playground, he glanced at first class, feeling sowhat lancholic.

His good buddy Ji Hao had not had it easy since moving to Beidu.

He was one of the top students in Nanshan, but there, he was just average.

The disparity was indeed huge.

Just as Song Mingbo was about to turn away, he saw a girl nad Chu Jiaojiao, with red eyes, glaring at him fiercely.

Song Mingbo felt that it was inexplicable and glared back at her just as fiercely.

This Chu Jiaojiao was different from Chu Xiaocao.

Chu Xiaocao’s household registration issues had already been sorted out.

The na Xiaocao was just random anyway.

She was a bit different from Zhou Xiaohua; Grandma Zhou had changed Xiaohua’s na after the New Year.

Last year, Grandma Zhou was particularly fond of watching the movie “Xiaohua” and liked to sing “The Tears of a Sister Searching for Her Brother.”

So, she renad her granddaughter Zhou Xiaohua.

Now the girl nad Xiaocao had a new na, Chu Fei.

A na that was both pleasant to hear and to look at.

Aunt Wu had co up with it.

Originally, she thought about the Fei which ans to soar high, but then she thought, since she’s a girl, she changed it to the Fei with a “grass” radical on top.

The aning behind naming her this was clear.