The year Hong Kong returned to China, I was 15 years old. At that time, the high school entrance examination was held on June 17, 18, and 19. Hong Kong returned to China more than a week after the exam. The head teacher at that time came to my house and told my parents that this

The year Hong Kong returned to , I was 15 years old.

The high school entrance examination at that time was on June 17, 18, and 19. Hong Kong returned to China more than a week after the exam.

My middle school was a rural middle school. I was considered a big fish in a small pond at that time. In today's terms, I was called a top student. The head teacher at that time came to my house and told my parents that this was the last year of the primary, secondary and secondary school contract allocation and asked me to seize the opportunity.

I didn’t understand anything at that time, and I was a little frightened when I saw the piles of books on the desks of the seniors in the upper school. So, I listened to my head teacher and enrolled in a junior high school.

As a result, I didn't get admitted to a junior high school. The policy at that time was that there was only one choice. This means that I am facing dropping out of school. I still have to continue reading the

book. In order to save two yuan on the fare, my father rode a bicycle for more than an hour to the No. 1 Middle School in the city to sign up for me to choose a school. If I didn't choose a school, I would have to go to a key school in the district, a school with little admission rate.

In 1997, the school selection fee for No. 1 Middle School was 3840 for three years, which is 1280 for one year. I don’t know how this figure was calculated. To my parents, this amount of money was not a small amount, but they allowed me to choose a school to attend the best middle school in the city.

In the second half of 1997, I graduated from high school and left home.

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