Chapter 619 [618] Orphan counterattack 87 (3 updates)

After joining Yao's class on the weekend, I no longer attended classes with them because they were all elite courses and were no longer taught by teachers of the same level. At the beginning of the third year, it seemed that there was a bit of preparation for the future.

Without the weekends, she dared not be distracted at all. She had to be very energetic every day in class because she knew that she would have to leave by herself in the next two years.

On the weekend of the junior year, I went to Hong Kong with my classmates from Class Yao to attend a winter camp on weekends. On Mondays, I went to Professor Guan to study, take classes, make money, and occasionally went back to my small home to live. After half a year of careful decoration, her small house is more delicious than before.

Lin Mu filmed a costume drama when he was in his sophomore year. Although he was the fourth male lead, he became famous in the industry because of his outstanding performance. He then made continuous film appointments and even signed a certain agency with exclusive agents and teams.

When he was in his junior year, he even served as the second male lead drama in the drama. Although this TV series has not been aired yet, because of its strong lineup, it has become popular before it is aired. Maybe by 2006, he will become a real big star.

Professor Guan has confirmed that her current achievements on Monday have been able to become a teacher. In other words, her fonts can be auctioned separately in the future, which also means that her overall strength has improved. In addition, her class fee has increased from the original 200 to 500. She can earn 10,000 or 20,000 yuan per semester.

Her popularity on a certain website has gradually increased. She used to have an average income of one or two thousand, two or three thousand per month, but now it can reach six or seven thousand, or even more than ten thousand. After her money is re-invested into the stock market, she has now accumulated more than two hundred thousand.

In addition to writing, scholarships, part-time jobs during winter and summer vacations, the 200,000 also has part-time jobs on weekdays and stocks rise.

In her junior year, she took the computer major’s certificate in the first semester. Her English CET-4 and CET-6 have passed, calligraphy competitions are constantly large and small, and the club activities on campus are also extremely active. It seems that such a college life is sufficient and happy. The only regret is that she has less and less time to reunite with her weekends.

During the summer vacation of junior year, the students were all planning to go abroad for internships. Even on weekends, they followed Yao's classmates to the laboratory of foreign universities in the second semester for further studies. At the level of Mondays and Mondays, the department also had internships in foreign universities or research institutes. Even on weekends, they were trying to find ways to get her a quota, but they didn't want to go abroad on Mondays.

However, at least 70% of the students in their class have to go abroad, including Qiao Shan and the others, which is even more like the family selling their money and having to pay for the tuition.

Although the tuition fee is not fully exempted, half of it is exempted, and living expenses are at your own expense. This is the special treatment of the expensive department. Because the computer level of the expensive department is really great, you can go abroad to study as an exchange student. This is a benefit that only the expensive department has.

Now in the Stanford University Laboratory on the weekend, he is about to go to MIT in his senior year, and he may also go to Oxford. These are world-class computer departments, and he seems to have a variety of choices to take the master's and doctoral exams in the future.

On the weekend, I worked with my school tutor to apply for a quota for the computer department of Columbia University. I couldn't refuse on Monday and went there.

At this time, her deposit had reached 300,000. Although she didn't have money to go to the internship (full reduction on Mondays one by one), she still had to earn living expenses.

On the weekend, she also helped her find a place to stay through her relationship. She didn't know how he did it. In short, although the two rarely met, he could always arrange her food, clothing, housing and transportation, and even refused to let her go out to work. She said that abroad was too chaotic and she only needed to be responsible for her study.

An internship at Columbia University is not easy. The courses here are all in English. Although her English is OK, she needs a transformation process in her mind. It was very difficult to start class at the beginning. There were no classmates here, only competition, and there were traps everywhere. She didn't even dare to have the opportunity to get away.

On weekends, she called her to ask about her studies and life almost every day, but she reported good news but not bad news because he was too busy and had no chance to see her.

After a one-year internship period, they returned to China to take graduation photos and get a diploma on Monday and weekends. On Monday, they also received a letter of recommendation for their master's and doctoral degree from Columbia, and continued to pursue a master's and doctoral degree at Stanford University on weekends.

Four years later (2010), at the age of 23 on Monday, he returned from his studies, gave up the opportunity to teach in Colombia, and resolutely returned to Tsinghua University to become a relatively comfortable computer teacher.

Because of his outstanding performance on the weekend, even if he graduated from a doctorate, he had to give lectures and academic seminars in various universities. His busyness has made the distance between the two people farther and farther.

Monday was not as ambitious as she went abroad to study, and was forced by the current environment. If possible, she would rather find a company to start from a small intern and climb up slowly. She hates the intrigue social environment. As early as in the hospital, she had already learned about such a society and people's hearts. So after returning to China, she had almost no consideration and returned to her alma mater. Through layer after layer of assessment, she successfully entered the computer department. Although she is only a professional teacher in her freshman year and sophomore year, she believes that sooner or later, she will become a professor.

Lin Mu became popular, and four years have made him a popular traffic star nowadays. His acting skills and singing are all precipitated and accumulated day after day. Through his own efforts, he even passed the Beijing People's Art Theater and became an actor within the system, a drama actor with an iron rice bowl.

However, as they grew up, the gap became wider and further as they worked. Although they would contact each other on WeChat and post on Moments, Zhou Yi felt that they did not have the same feelings as they were when they were young.

I was very busy on weekends. I used to have at least one phone call, but now sometimes I can't contact you for a week. The WeChat messages she sent may be sent in the morning, reply in the evening, reply in the evening, reply in the morning, and feel lonely on Mondays, but she doesn't want to let herself fall into such endless waiting.

So she placed her spare time in the writing and calligraphy classes.

She opened a calligraphy class herself. At first, the parents of the community came to look for her. At that time, she was not interested. Later, she found more people and wanted to make her weekend time more fulfilling. She decisively rented a storefront and built her own calligraphy club. Because she had medals and certificates for various competitions and the halo of the Calligraphers Association, there were quite a lot of students who came here.
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