"If we want 40 million people to receive education, we must rely on normal schools. This normal school should be established urgently. Normal students, whose tuition is paid by the government and attend for free, will receive state dispatched services upon graduation. Normal students must obey the regulations after graduation.

Deployed for six years..."

Civil 4 "Education Act"

Hunan Provincial Normal School, located in Changsha, was the first normal school in Hunan founded in the late Qing Dynasty. If we say at this time, what is the most successful aspect of Chinese education is that from the late Qing Dynasty to the present, both the central and local governments have

Relatively emphasis is placed on normal education. Normal education is the foundation of education. To popularize modern education, teachers must first be trained. From the late Qing Dynasty, normal colleges have exempted tuition fees and provided living expenses to attract students to apply.

The same is true for Hunan Provincial Normal School, the first normal school in Hunan founded in 1911. In Hunan, Hunan Provincial Normal School is a new school with two floors.

The columns, vaults and courtyards are completely inspired by Japan's Aooka Normal School, which adopts the style of British colonial architecture. The school's equipment and conditions are good, and the excellent teachers have inherited Hunan's academic tradition, especially in the three years of school.

Former Kong Zhaoshou served as the principal of the Provincial Normal School. Under his leadership, the Provincial Normal School vigorously carried out new educational reforms and hired a group of outstanding Chinese and foreign teachers represented by Yang Changji. The school had a completely new look and a brand-new No. 1 Normal School.

The Provincial Normal School has attracted many local young talents from Hunan to apply.

Starting from May every year, like every higher education institution in China, some students are preparing to leave school. For these graduates, the university hall of society is waiting for them. However, unlike ordinary higher education and secondary schools,

At Hunan Provincial Normal School, the 400 graduating students who entered the school in the second year of the Republic of China had a completely different fate.

In October last year, at the strong request of the State Council, Congress reviewed and passed the "Education Bill." In this bill, in addition to stipulating the proportion of central and local financial investment in education, there are also detailed provisions

There are many details, such as how many citizens should establish a national middle school, senior primary school, and junior primary school. At the same time, the legal rationale of "compulsory compulsory education" was also established. In addition, corresponding regulations were also issued for normal education, which is the "foundation of education".

In addition to the direct allocation of funds by the central government to support normal education in various places, it also stipulates the education level, with two years for primary teachers and three years for higher normal schools. The tuition and living expenses of normal students are borne by the government, and in return

, the "Education Act" mandates that normal school students must obey the government's dispatch and teach in various places.

For many people, this mandatory order changed their destiny. The reason is very simple. Many students who applied for the normal school examination did not do it to "become teachers", but because they "had no choice but to do it".

Since the day this bill was passed, it has been subject to boycotts by some students.

Faced with the students who went on strike to oppose the bill, Li Zicheng, as the Prime Minister, did not make any concessions. On the contrary, he publicly criticized them mercilessly.

"There is no need to have any sympathy for students who refuse dispatch services and do not know what responsibility or shame is. The dignity of the law must be vigorously defended! Any student who is unwilling to obey dispatch must have all his tuition fees refunded!"

In addition, an administrative order was signed requiring schools to refuse to recruit students who dropped out of normal schools. In addition, the Ministry of Interior was also asked to refuse to recruit these students as civil servants, and at the same time, it called the provinces to order them to implement this administrative order.

, and the reason for doing this is very simple - "If you fail to fulfill your responsibilities today, you will be a disaster for the country tomorrow!".

At the beginning, not many people understood it, but in the end, people still understood that since they apply for normal school, they must take "becoming a teacher" as their lifelong wish. It is for this reason that the country will bear their tuition and living expenses, which is equivalent to personal education.

After signing a contract with the country, if he cannot even understand this "simplest" truth and cannot even perform this most "basic" duty, is it possible for him to become the pillar of the country and the backbone of society?…

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Obviously, the answer is no.

This year, May of the fifth year of the Republic of China, is the graduation year for more than 20,000 normal school graduates from nearly 400 normal schools across the country. It is also the first year to test the effectiveness of the "Education Act". Different from the past, according to the Ministry of Education

In the six school districts divided across the country, these students will be disrupted and will no longer be divided into provinces and regions. Instead, they will be forced to be appropriately distributed according to the scope of the school district and population ratio, so as to promote the popularization of education nationwide.

At this time, on the campus of Hunan Provincial Normal School, most of the students wearing blue woolen uniforms were waiting for the announcement of the "assignment list". Many people's faces may have a certain expression on their faces.

With some dissatisfaction, originally, they were supposed to receive five years of education. According to previous regulations, they should study for three years of junior college after the previous year's preparatory course.

However, now that the "Education Act" has been changed, the Lower Normal School, which is the provincial normal school, only has the qualifications for elementary education. In order to "accelerate the development of China's education and talent cultivation", it requires two years for a junior college and three years for an undergraduate degree.

, this is the academic system adopted in Lianyungang, and its purpose is naturally self-evident, which is to speed up the cultivation of talents.

But the most annoying thing is not the shortening of education time, but the "mandatory dispatch service". After graduation, they must work as primary school teachers for six years. Some of them have fought against it, but personally they cannot

Resist pressure from the government, especially public opinion.

"Disloyal, unfilial, unkind, unjust..."

Reciting these six words, Mei Yansheng's face showed a trace of ridicule. This student who had repeatedly violated school rules due to his overly impressive personality and serious partiality to subjects, this student who cherished talents as much as his life, Principal Kong finally chose

In order to respect his personality and let him develop, he became a "special student" chartered by the principal. He also stood up to fight after the "Education Act" was promulgated.

That protest now seems like a joke. At first, they could publish articles in newspapers to defend themselves, but in the end, under the strong guidance of the State Council, these "boycotting students" became disloyal and unfilial in society.

, a symbol of unkindness and injustice. In short, in the end, their struggle failed. Faced with the failure of their resistance, some people tried to drop out of school, but they were surprised to find that after dropping out, they were faced with the inability of the whole society.

Tolerance. Because they "betrayed the trust of the country, betrayed the hope of the people, betrayed personal conscience, and betrayed the morality of human beings."

At this time, thinking about those classmates who were "banned" after dropping out of school, Mei Yansheng was a little lucky that he did not choose to drop out like them. He didn't want to go back to the small mountain village in his hometown, so he never came back.

After being able to refund the tuition fee and finding out that there was no other choice, he chose to stay at the Provincial Normal School. Finally, he graduated now. He did not have much confidence in his future dispatch destination. The reason was very simple.

He published many articles in newspapers criticizing the State Council and even launched a personal attack on the Prime Minister.

In the past, Mei Yansheng had great admiration for that Prime Minister. When the Prime Minister took office last year, he even posted a slogan in the school "Yuan is President, Li is Prime Minister, China will be strong."

He sought to join the National Socialist Party. However, although he was later recommended by two party members, he failed the inspection due to his behavior during the inspection by the National Socialist Party.

But now, he has no good impression of the National Socialist Party, including the Prime Minister, and even has strong feelings of resistance. In his opinion, the Prime Minister and the National Socialist Party are "rapidly turning into a bad political party."

”. However, this emotion was suppressed deep in his heart and remained unknown to the outside world...

"The constitutional representatives of Hunan Province have been decided. There are three constitutional representatives. Two are lawyers from the National Socialist Party..."

Looking at the newspaper reports, Mei Yansheng was still slightly stunned. The national constitutional representatives were elected? How could it be so fast? Here, he just realized that from the time Tang Xiangming fell to Li Zhiyuan, Hunan was basically a national

The Socialist Party has ruled the world. And in the past year, the Hunan National Socialist Party has been "helping" the Progressive Party to "purge" the party, using scandals such as drug abuse and brothels to clear out dozens of Progressive Party members.

The National Socialist Party has already occupied the majority of the seats in the Provincial Assembly. Under such circumstances, they only need "a mere two" representatives of the National Constitution, which is quite a "concession".

"Yansheng, come on, the allocation list is here..."

Just when he wanted to see clearly who the three constitutional representatives were, he only heard the shouts of his friends, and the poster board outside the faculty and staff office was already crowded with classmates who were about to graduate.

"Li Hejun, the first national high school in Changsha!"

Accompanied by other people's words, there was a burst of laughter and a burst of joy from the crowd. Obviously, this was someone who stayed in Changsha. This was indeed a happy thing, at least he didn't have to go to a remote place to be a teacher.

The dispatch of graduates is not managed by the Hunan Provincial Department of Education. Since last year, when all fees for normal schools were paid by the national treasury, Hunan Province has also lost control over the whereabouts of normal students. However, according to the agreement reached between the Ministry of Education and local governments

According to the agreement, at least 70% of the normal trainees in each province will be retained in their own provinces, while the other 30% may be deployed in other provinces, such as relatively backward provinces such as northwest and southwest.

This kind of allocation is not determined by grades, but by the Ministry of Education who disrupts the personnel and dispatches them according to numbers. In order to avoid criticism from the outside world, it also specially studied a number-corresponding dispatch rule to ensure that the dispatches are accurate.

impartiality.

In the crowded crowd, although Mei Yansheng could vaguely see the destination list posted on the wall due to his size, he still didn't have much confidence in his heart. He was seriously partial to subjects and his overall score was average, even good.

It is said that he barely graduated, but now, where can he be sent?

"Yansheng, go to Shaanxi..."

Accompanied by his friend's voice, a disappointed face reflected on Mei Yansheng's face. It was Cai Lin. When he opened his mouth to comfort his friend, he heard another voice coming from the front.

"Mei Yansheng——Qinghai Sixth National Primary School..."

What!

The news like thunder exploded in Mei Yansheng's ears, which made him confused for a while. Qinghai, Qinghai, this, isn't this equivalent to exile?

Where is Qinghai?

Even though he had never missed geography class, Mei Yansheng suddenly found that he could not remember where Qinghai was. It seemed to be in the west. No, it should be in the north. Where was it...

What's in that place?

"Yansheng, it's not bad. The Sixth National Primary School should be in the provincial capital!"

Looking at some of his lost friends, Cai Linyi said with some disappointment. He was sent to Mizhi County in Shaanxi Province. Now he doesn't know where it is at all. I'm afraid he can only find out by looking at the map.

I know Mizhi County.

"Mizhi, Li Zicheng's hometown."

The dejected Mei Yansheng looked at his friend and whispered softly. Then he pushed away everyone and walked towards the playground. While Zhong Qinghai suddenly appeared in his mind, Cai Lin's words flashed in his mind.

The Sixth National Primary School should be in the provincial capital!

Hope so…

"Um……"

Looking at Ah Si, Li Zicheng didn't say anything, but just nodded with satisfaction.

He didn't have to intervene in this matter at all, but out of caution, he still ordered Ah Si to do it. In the end, just as he expected, they would no longer pose any threat to him, at least to some extent.

To what extent….

In this time and space, there will no longer be librarians, and there will no longer be work-study students studying in France. Many people he can think of have had their fates changed under his influence, even at the cost of "law"

As weapons. Now, those people may make greater contributions in some aspects in the future. Of course, this all depends on the individual.

At this time, their fate has changed. So, what will be the fate of this country in the future?

Perhaps, compared to those very few people, perhaps this issue is the top priority. If we want to truly change the fate of those people, the real change lies in changing the fate of this country. If a real change occurs in this country,

changes. Even if they still develop according to the historical trajectory, they will not have much impact on China, at least they will not have a fundamental impact. At most, they will be nothing more than a group of "dissidents."

In fact, it is difficult for that kind of ideological trend to have much influence in a relatively stable country with a powerful political power, at least it is impossible to subvert the future of a country. Therefore, just like what was said in the past - forging iron still needs to

Be tough yourself!

If it develops, how to stabilize the political situation is the most fundamental issue!

Thinking about this problem, Li Zicheng once again turned his attention to Li Siqin.
To be continued...