Quick Wear: Reversing Life

The summer vacation passed by in a flash, and the school is about to start and it is a chaos again.

Class 7 has a private class group without a teacher, and it is in a state of chaos right now. Everyone is asking who has finished their homework so they can borrow it to copy.

Someone tagged several of Hou Yue's students with good grades, wanting to organize a collective homework copying meeting before school started. Of course, these good students were the most important people.

Hou Yue replied in the group chat: [Everyone, I'm about to go to Beijing for training and won't be back for the new semester. I've already given the homework to Qin Yu to hand in for me. You can ask her for it.]

She had already communicated with her class teacher. Although the class teacher strongly opposed her learning to dance, she still failed to convince the other party. Seeing that Hou Yue was determined, the class teacher had to agree.

At this time Qin Yu also came out.

[No need to bother, I'll just take a photo and upload it to the group album, and you can copy it yourself.]

Someone asked: [Hou Yue, are you going to training? Physics competition?]

Another person replied: [Why would the competition class go to other places for training?]

Hou Yue said: [Dance training.]

At this time, the class monitor said: [Ah? Dance? Are you planning to take the art exam?]

Hou Yue: [Yes.]

This incident was like a bolt from the blue, which shocked everyone.

[You have such good grades, why are you still taking the art exam? ]

[That’s right, so you gave up on going to Peking University or Tsinghua University?]

"Ah, what a pity! I thought our class seven would have a student who could go to Peking University or Tsinghua University."

[She's pretty good at dancing, too. Don't be so stereotypical. Students from Beijing Dance Academy are pretty awesome, too.]

[There is no discrimination. If you can go to Peking University or Tsinghua University, you must go!]

Zhou Miaomiao knew that Hou Yue had never stopped dancing, so she explained to her: "Hou Yue's dream is to dance ballet. I support her."

[That's right! Going to Peking University or Tsinghua University is great, but not everyone wants to go there.]

[You're being too rude, I don't even have the qualifications to join.]

...

Hou Yue can understand some people's misunderstanding.

Everyone has lofty ambitions.

It’s just that limited resources always divide things into different levels, and students are taught from a young age that studying is the only way out.

When children are just starting to learn, they say they want to go to Tsinghua University or Peking University in the future, and their dream is to become a scientist, mathematician, or astronomer. After they finish school, their dream becomes to get into a good university.

Tsinghua and Peking University have become the dream universities for college entrance examination students. If a person can obviously go to Tsinghua or Peking University but does not go, they will definitely think that this person is crazy.

But in fact, the answer has already been told in the junior high school Chinese textbook.

You are not a fish, you know the happiness of fish.

Besides, Hou Yue can be the best in every aspect.

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Three days before school started, Hou Yue went to Beijing for training.

The five-month training life was very busy. Hou Yue had never been so busy before. It was comparable to his life during training in the military camp.

After the last dispute in the amusement park restaurant, the original owner's parents never gave him living expenses again.

In order to save on accommodation fees, she moved into the institution's dormitory, which accommodated eight people. The room was not big, with only four bunk beds and two tables in the common area in the middle.

She arrived relatively late, and the other seven people had already chosen their beds, leaving only one upper bunk near the door.

Except for two locals who came together, the other seven girls came from all over the world to take the art exam.

Everyone was working towards the same goal, and since they were all girls with good personalities, the conflicts that Hou Yue had imagined did not occur, and instead a lot of comradeship was cultivated.

Everyone went out early and came back late every day, and Hou Yue was even busier than them. In addition to the courses arranged by the institution, she also had to use her free time to memorize Chinese and write comprehensive science papers.

Originally, the two tables in the dormitory were filled with miscellaneous items of the other seven girls. Hou Yue later sat on the bed with her back against the wall and used it as a table to do her homework. After the other girls found out, they quietly cleared out a small space for her on the table so that she could come back to do her homework after practicing in the evening.

The girl who slept in the bunk below Hou Yue noticed that Hou Yue was actually working on a comprehensive science test and asked in surprise, "Are you a science student?"

Seeing Hou Yue nodded, the girl who was sewing pointe shoes on the bed opposite her also walked over curiously and found that she couldn't understand any of the questions on the test paper.

"The first time I saw a dance student was from a science major."

Hou Yue didn't say much, just smiled and said: "My dream is to dance ballet in the National Ballet of China, but I am better at science."

"Hey, everyone's got it," said the girl sewing pointe shoes. "The requirements are too demanding. My sister also danced ballet. She took the exam for two years and didn't pass. So she went back to our hometown to become a dance teacher."

"So you're also planning on getting into the Beijing Dance Academy?" asked the girl in Hou Yue's bunk. Seeing Hou Yue nod, she nodded at the two girls washing their practice clothes on the balcony. "They were in the same class at the Beijing Dance Academy's Affiliated High School. The current principal dancer of the China National Ballet is a schoolmate of theirs."

...

As the days passed, apart from boring studies, she would occasionally receive messages from Song Qi and Qin Yu, which was the only entertainment in her training life.

After entering the third year of high school, Song Qi became very busy. In addition to following the teacher's progress for one or two rounds of review, he also had to participate in the training of the competition class.

Song Qi said that they had to distribute several papers every day, and there was so much that they could not finish them all.

Qin Yu and Zhou Miaomiao also said that the atmosphere of the college entrance examination has become stronger. The class teacher even set up a small blackboard at the back door and wrote the countdown to the college entrance examination. The students on duty have to update the time every day.

Even Xu Juncheng, who is always lazy, comes to the evening self-study class, which shows how strong the war-like atmosphere is in the third year of high school.

Perhaps because they were afraid that Hou Yue's brain would rust if he didn't use it for too long, the head teacher even sent Hou Yue an electronic version of the test papers and exercises, so that Hou Yue could do the tests when she was free and not fall behind everyone else when she returned from the second semester of her senior year.

Time passed quickly and it was time for the dance unified examination.

After the unified examination, it will be time for a series of school examinations.

The Beijing Dance Academy's entrance exams span the month of March, with registration in mid-January, an initial video interview at the end of January, and on-site re-examinations and final exams from the end of February to early March. The results will be released around mid-April.

Basically, classmates in the class would not apply to only one school for the school entrance examination, and the teacher also advised Hou Yue to apply to more schools and not put all her eggs in one basket.

But Hou Yue only applied to the Beijing Dance Academy, and she was confident that she could get in.

The professional teacher knew that she was very competent, so he didn't say much.

After finishing the school entrance examination, Hou Yue finally returned to school in early March. At this time, five days had passed since the original owner's death and the 100-day oath-taking ceremony in the second semester of senior year.

Song Qi also successfully got into Tsinghua University and became a recommended student of Tsinghua University. He also led the senior high school students to recite the oath as the oath-taker at the 100-day oath-taking ceremony.

The head teacher of Class 7, who had been looking forward to it for a long time, finally got a good student back. He grabbed Hou Yue and asked her to go to the office to write a set of science papers first. He was relieved when he found that her level had not decreased but improved.