Those years, that song, those people...
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When the college entrance examination was reintroduced, in the tutoring class I was in, the students studied with great determination; they had a poor diet but faced high levels of stress. Fearing that the students might get overworked, the school administration turned off the lights in the classrooms at 10 p.m., and would often show movies or organize TV watching sessions. Yet the students continued to study by light of candles and flashlights, singing songs like “In 20 years, we’ll meet again; let’s raise our cups and discuss who is the greatest hero…”, while studying. That passion, that energy... it’s truly nostalgic! It’s not well written; it’s just something written from the heart, meant to serve as a starting point for further discussion. I hope everyone will actively give their feedback
The college entrance examination has just been reinstated; the original poster is still here on Haichuan. Impressive
Knowledge changes destiny – this saying remains true forever.
Indeed, it’s the people like the OP who understand this best, especially those who were admitted to university……
This post was last edited by cflt111 on 2015-7-14 18:51. When the college entrance examination was reintroduced? :funk: OP, I always thought you were born in the 1980s! :L Actually, high school was really exhausting. They eat worse than pigs; the classrooms are so crowded that they could hold two rows of students each – packed to the brim. An additional student represents more hope, but it also brings a significant income to the school. At that time, there was no such thing as discouraging people. In the dormitory, lighting candles is a common practice, but it can’t withstand the inspections by the dorm supervisor; after all, there’s a risk of fire ； A flashlight is something you can’t afford to use. What I dislike the most is the competition among the homeroom teachers of graduating classes. Some teachers, having a few students in their class who are excellent both academically and behaviorally, look down on those in other classes who are fewer in number, which leads to open or hidden competition. After all, teachers in charge of graduating classes receive additional subsidies.
Whether the original poster is wrong or not: the resumption of the college entrance examination took place in 1978, and the song \"Young Friends, Let’s Meet\" was a very popular song in the early 1980s; following that was the song \"Belonging to you, belonging to me, belonging to us – the new generation of the 1980s\"...
The original poster is referring to those years; after all, it’s been such a long time
The period considered to be the time when the college entrance examination was reinstated includes several years; the early 1980s were also part of that period.
You can complain about something that’s closer in time.
Is it bitter? Check the candle after the lights are turned off； Tired or not, I bear it without complaint.