We are all reborn, who wants to be the richest man?

Public discontent broke out.

There were seven criminal cases in two days, six of which were thefts, with the amounts involved being considerable, with the smallest amount being 70,000 Hong Kong dollars.

The remaining case was not just a burglary. Three of a family of four died, one was in critical condition, and millions of jewels disappeared.

Fortunately, the remaining person had a strong desire to win. After the robbers left, he climbed onto the balcony and knocked over the vase, which attracted the attention of the morning joggers and attracted the police. If it had been any later, the whole family would have been killed.

"Sir Zhang, have we solved this case yet?"

At the crime scene, an old police officer came up to Sir Zhang and asked in a low voice while looking at the crowd of onlookers.

"What do you mean, you suspect it's the same as the previous six cases?"

Weird, this is how the serious crime squad has felt over the past two days.

In the previous six cases, they had just finished investigating the scene and hadn't sorted out the clues yet when someone anonymously sent them a package containing the suspect's evidence and whereabouts.

It is estimated that these two days may be the two days with the highest efficiency in solving cases for the serious crime team. Crimes committed the day before were solved the next day, and some suspects were arrested on the same day.

Although the Serious Crime Squad has established a positive image among the people of Hong Kong Island, this feeling of being led by the nose is really not what they want.

"Put the other cases aside for now and assign personnel to solve this case first."

"Mr. Zhang, do you mean that this case is different from the previous one?"

"Nonsense, didn't you see the dead body?"

Sir Zhang's analysis is correct. This case was not arranged by Luo Nianzhong. It should be because there were too many cases of this kind in the past two days, and some people wanted to take advantage of the situation and try their luck.

But these are all the police's troubles, and Luo Nianzhong has achieved his goal.

The Hong Kong government has held a press conference to explain the recent dissatisfaction of Hong Kong citizens and the social instability caused by illegal workers.

Starting from May 1986, 5, the penalty for employers hiring illegal workers was increased from five times the original fine to ten times, and those with serious circumstances would be prosecuted and detained.

While the whole of Hong Kong was paying attention to the subsequent development of this incident, Luo Nianzhong, the instigator, had no time to pay attention to the issue of illegal workers because Luo Anran was going to kindergarten.

Time flies so fast. It has been five years since Luo Anran was born. Just over a month ago, Luo Anran just celebrated his fifth birthday.

In fact, according to Hong Kong's education system, Luo Anran was already very late to start school. The biggest reason for this was Luo Nianzhong's reluctance and worry.

"Are you still struggling? Why have I never seen you so worried and sad when Zi Yan was at school?"

Seeing that Luo Nianzhong's eyes looked like he had lost something important, Chris wanted to go up and kick him twice.

He was not seen like this when three-year-old Luo Ziyan went to school, but he became nervous when five-year-old Luo Anran went to school.

In Hong Kong Island, there are two types of educational institutions: kindergartens and preschools.

Children can start attending kindergarten as young as two years old. It caters for babies under three years old and is commonly known as N class. It is managed by the Social Welfare Department.

Kindergarten is an institution for children aged three and above, under the jurisdiction of the Education Bureau, commonly known as K class.

The so-called K1, K2, and K3 correspond to the small classes, medium classes, and large classes we are familiar with.

So when you travel to Hong Kong Island, you will often see two signs: kindergarten and preschool. Don’t feel strange if you see signs of both kindergarten and preschool at the same time.

Luo Anran started school very late and is already in K3. He will go to elementary school next year. Such transfer students are rare even in the top kindergartens in Hong Kong Island.

The top kindergartens in Hong Kong Island are both very competitive and very Buddhist. "Competitive" refers to their enrollment in school, and "Buddhist" refers to the kindergarten curriculum.

For example, they will teach children how to grind beans with a stone mill, and go to the zoo to observe animals up close. Even golf and equestrianism are not surprising.

The paper here refers to the application for admission, which can be said to be comparable to the college entrance examination.

In Hong Kong Island, if you want to go to a famous secondary school, you have to go to a famous primary school, and if you want to go to a famous primary school, you have to go to a famous kindergarten.

Although it may be a bit exaggerated, the admission rate of famous kindergartens to famous primary schools is much higher than that of ordinary kindergartens.

If you want to apply to such a famous kindergarten, not only does your child have to be talented and pass the interview, but your parents also have to attend the interview.

Some people say that a three-year-old child cannot take part in an interview, but you are wrong.

Even though the children are allowed to play freely during the interview, the teachers are already observing and scoring them.

Such as how the child's gross motor skills and fine motor skills are, whether he listens to instructions and so on.

In fact, the most troubled are the parents. They usually ask many questions in Chinese and English, such as what are your child's strengths, what he likes to do, what to do if the child fights with other children, etc.

So if the parents are not good enough, for example, they cannot speak bilingual languages, their children will not be admitted. Of course, this only applies to those famous schools.

Just like Chris said, it is normal for Luo Ziyan to go to school at the age of three, so there is nothing to worry about Luo Anran who is only five years old.

"Can boys and girls be the same?"

"Bang".

Chris couldn't help it and kicked Luo Nianzhong on the arm from the side.

It was at this time that Zhao Yazhi, who had picked up her children from school, came back with Luo Anran and Luo Ziyan. As soon as she came in, Luo Nianzhong went over and picked up Luo Anran.

As for Luo Ziyan, isn’t he being led by his second mother?

"Are you happy today, my dear?"

“Happy, there are many children in the kindergarten, but they all look so silly, especially the kid from the Zheng family.

Today, the teacher praised me, saying that I know everything and completed all the tasks very well."

The whole family knows that Luo Anran is smart and precocious, which is why Luo Nianzhong is not in a hurry to let her go to kindergarten. Basically, she has learned all the knowledge that can be learned in kindergarten at home.

"Is it better to be in kindergarten or with Daddy?"

"All good."

While Luo Nianzhong was concerned about his daughter, Zhao Yazhi took Luo Ziyan to Chris, who looked unhappy, and asked him what happened.

When Chris told her everything that happened just now, Zhao Yazhi rolled her eyes and said unhappily, "He still has the nerve to say that. If he hadn't insisted that An Ran go to school at this age, would I have been so embarrassed today?

I was the only one in the class without a parent, and the looks those other kids gave me made me feel embarrassed."

I don’t know if Luo Nianzhong heard it and felt guilty, but he walked over while holding Luo Anran, picked up Luo Ziyan and walked out.

The reason is that kindergartens in Hong Kong Island place great emphasis on education, and children must be accompanied by their parents for a period of time before they go to school, whether in kindergarten or preschool.

For example, the parents will accompany the child for half an hour, and the child will study alone for half an hour. This time will be gradually extended until the child adapts to not having the parent accompany him.

Therefore, when Luo Anran was attending K3, he only had Zhao Yazhi as his parent.

Besides, kindergarten teachers in Hong Kong Island are patient and responsible.

If your child has scars on his or her body, it is best to notify the teacher immediately, otherwise the teacher will choose to call the police when they find out whether there is any abuse.

If your child still can't explain clearly, then sorry, the parents need to go to the police.

"In this family, only Luo Anran and Luo Xinya are the biological children. Our two boys are just lucky enough to have them."

Chris's complaint made Zhao Yazhi burst out laughing, knowing that she was talking about the Victoria Education Group.

Victoria Kindergarten under the Victoria Education Group is the top kindergarten in Hong Kong. It has been providing bilingual education since its establishment in 1965 and has also obtained IB certification.

The IB education curriculum was proposed by the British. It was originally intended to provide education for the children of diplomats. It emphasizes comprehensive and integrated development.

IB education focuses not on improving grades but on cultivating abilities. Rich people and celebrities always send their children to international schools because these schools basically use the IB curriculum system.

At all the key universities in the world, the admission rate of students educated through IB programs is much higher than those educated through AP and A-level programs.

For example, IELTS and TOEFL, which we are familiar with, belong to AP. Is that amazing? That is for ordinary people.

A simple example.

The homework we are familiar with is that I give you a test paper today and you give it to me tomorrow, and then I give you a grade.

IB is different. There is very little homework assigned. Instead, you are given a project, which usually takes about three to five days.

For example, for a problem, you first write down the answer taught by the teacher, and then you find others to form a group to study whether there are other ways to solve the problem.

Finally, you have mastered the method taught by the teacher, and you have also researched a way to solve the problem on your own, so how do you apply it in your life?

It doesn't look like a big deal, right? But there is a lot more involved.

First of all, it depends on your learning ability. Without learning ability, it is impossible to solve the questions using the teacher’s method, right?

Then the question is who do you find and how do you convince them to gather these people together? Isn’t this the ability to integrate resources?

The third is the ability to solve problems. How can you find another solution without the ability to solve problems?

The fourth is leadership. There must be division of labor in a team. How would you divide the labor and why would you do so?

The last thing is coordination. What if there are disagreements within the team? How do you unify opinions?

These are the most basic of the IB education curriculum, and there are many similar courses that aim to enhance and discover students’ abilities.

Victoria Education Group is a leader in this regard. Luo Nianzhong acquired a stake in this education enterprise not only for Luo Anran, but more for the future generations of the Luo family.

Despite what Chris said, she also understood the purpose of Luo Nianzhong's actions.