50s: Starting with a storage ring

Chapter 17: Cultivating Talents
After Aunt Wang came back, she closed the yard door and no longer tried to disturb Sun Zhiwei from reading.

Soon it was noon, and today's lunch was delivered from the public kitchen. Aunt Wang called all the children and asked them to line up to wash their hands and prepare to eat.

There are currently a dozen or so children here, most of whom are preschoolers over 3 years old. They can all eat by themselves, so as long as we arrange everything for them, it is not difficult to take care of them.

Sun Zhiwei came here to look after his sister and kill time. When he saw there were chores, he would take the initiative to help.

For example, when eating now, he helps the children get food first and eats last.

Aunt Wang observed Sun Zhiwei's performance and nodded secretly in her heart. This child is essentially good, and it must be because his parents taught him well.

Looking at the team again, Nana was already mixed in with other children. She was laughing and eating with other children.

Nannan and her brother are two extremes, one is as cold as ice and the other is as passionate as fire.

According to Lao Zhang, both children have their own specialties. The older brother is good at writing songs, and the younger sister is good at singing and dancing performances.

This is very outstanding among the children from rural areas. Even among those from cities, few can compare with this brother and sister.

But when Aunt Wang thought about the two children becoming orphans, she felt even more sad.

However, Sun Zhiwei could not tell what the aunt who was taking care of the baby was thinking. He was now concentrating on studying. He would go back to school after entering the city and try to skip to junior high school immediately.

The new textbooks will have to wait until next semester. If he skips a grade this semester, he can save a year, which is very important to him.

From the time he bought the textbooks on the 21st to today, the 30th, in 9 days, he has memorized 9 textbooks.

For a college graduate, the mathematics, physics and chemistry in this batch of junior high school textbooks are relatively simple, and he just needs to familiarize himself with the formulas and theorems again.

But some content needs to be relearned and memorized, and needs to be adjusted and corrected. Well, that is, the correct knowledge needs to be changed into wrong knowledge, otherwise you will fail the exam.

From this perspective, liberal arts knowledge is actually easier to learn, as you just need to memorize it.

A lot of science knowledge needs to be compared with the knowledge in memory and then adjusted and replaced, which is very troublesome. These are the contents he is currently working on.

Because the current textbooks are different from the future ones, for example, the periodic table and the various element labels in the textbooks of the Republic of China are very strange. Some of them are named after gods, stars, countries and people, so he has to memorize them again.

For example: Yang = (oxygen), Light = (hydrogen), Green = (chlorine), Element No. 32 Germanium (Ge) = Germany, Artificial Element No. 113 Nitrogen (Nh) = Japan. The names used for the elements were not standardized labels for later generations.

So, when I read some novels in the past that described time travelers returning to the Republic of China and taking the college entrance exam directly, that was a bit far-fetched.

Most modern college students will not pass the math, physics and chemistry exams for junior and senior high schools at this time, because their knowledge does not match the current textbooks at all.

While Sun Zhiwei was staying in Xiangshan to study, the large army had already entered the city, and most of Lao Zhang and his people also followed them into the city to take over various key departments.

All the logistics family members are temporarily staying in Xiangshan, and their number is increasing every day because the family members who were originally scattered all over the country are gathering here.

Throughout February and March, the city was clearing out the enemy, there were battles everywhere, a large number of saboteurs were arrested, and the environment in the city became better and better.

The number of children in Sister Wang's small courtyard has more than doubled, and it is a bit overwhelmed. For this reason, several other family members have been transferred to the courtyard to help.

During this period, Sun Zhiwei noticed that several groups of guards came to inspect the area, and when they saw the cramped environment of this temporary kindergarten, they made special notes.

Time quickly arrived at the end of March, and Sun Zhiwei was getting anxious. If he didn't return to school, the semester would be over, and his plan to skip a grade would probably be shelved. However, most of the male comrades were now fighting the enemy in the city, and Lao Zhang hadn't seen anyone in over a month. He didn't know who to turn to.

Starting from the 24th, a guard platoon was added to the entrance of the family area, and documents were checked for entry and exit.

Sun Zhiwei is too young and has not been issued any certificates, so now he can't even leave the family area, which is really painful.

The only thing that made him happy was that the orphanage had moved away, leaving a lot of space and the area of ​​the family quarters had theoretically expanded.

Now he runs around the wall every morning, and the guards at the door are familiar with this little adult-like kid.

In early April, Sun Zhiwei, who had stayed in Xiangshan for three months, met Lao Zhang again. Taking this opportunity, he formally asked Lao Zhang to let him go to school.

This is actually not just his problem. The family quarters in Xiangshan are now overcrowded.

Many parents work away from home, and many of the children left behind are of school age, with more than a dozen reaching middle school age.

But they are not in school yet, so they all have to go out and play.

Lao Zhang quickly reported the situation to his superiors, and a reply came a few days later.

1. Preschool children will wait for the new Beihai Kindergarten to be completed and then all will be enrolled in Beihai Kindergarten.

2. All primary school-age children will be enrolled in Yuying School, which has just moved from Xibaipo to its new location on Wanshou Road in Xicheng District.

3. Children of middle school age will be enrolled in North China Yucai Middle School.

Hoho, everyone, please concentrate on your studies. No one will know he was the one who started it, otherwise, we'll all beat him up.

Two days later, two trucks arrived early in the morning and took a large group of children on board.

After sending his daughter to Aunt Wang's house, Sun Zhiwei also got on the bus, but he did not go to the bus that went to Yuying Primary School, but got on the bus that went to Yucai Middle School.

The two cars drove towards Yuying Primary School on Wanshou Road and Beijing Normal University Affiliated High School on Nanxinhua Street respectively.

Yuying Primary School is the school on horseback in history, following the troops and government agencies everywhere. Now it has finally settled down, and the school will gradually expand starting next year.

North China Yucai Middle School is also a famous school. It has moved around with the troops and is now temporarily housed in the Affiliated High School of Beijing Normal University.

We will have to move again after the new school in Yuanmingyuan is built. It will be No. 101 Middle School in the future.

Sun Zhiwei is very familiar with the current school address. It is on the same street as Jinghua Printing House, but one is on the south and the other is on the north.

For Sun Zhiwei, attending Yucai Middle School has both advantages and disadvantages.

The good thing is that it will be easier to go to higher education in the future. The bad thing is that Yucai Middle School and the middle schools in Peking do not use the same textbooks.

But I can’t take care of that now, I’ll just have to get into school first.

Half an hour later, the car drove into the Affiliated High School of Normal University, and several teachers came to take a dozen freshmen to register for admission.

(End of this chapter)