1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 1646 It hurts so much, it's not a dream!

Xiao Nianchun played with the child for a while: "I have to go now. Your uncle's colleague's son is getting married tomorrow. I need him to go over and help out after get off work. I have to go home and cook for Yiming and Yilin."

When it came to cooking, Chu Xue stood up: "Alright, then I won't keep you. Aunt Wei and I made a lot of fish balls this afternoon. Take some back with you and let them try them."

Xiao Nianchun waved her hand and said, "No, no, you two have three children to take care of, you should keep them for yourselves."

Chu Xue didn't care whether she wanted it or not, and went straight to the kitchen to pack a lunchbox. Afraid that the aluminum lunchbox would be shaken open on the way, she even put a rubber band on it: "This definitely won't open now, you take it."

Seeing that the items were already in the basket on the front of the bicycle, Xiao Nianchun didn't refuse anymore: "Okay, I'll bring them for them. I'll bring them over another day when I have time off."

As I pushed my bicycle to the gate, two girls walked by talking. I heard one of them say, "When do you think the notice will arrive? If I had known I was moving, I wouldn't have left my home address."

Xiao Nianchun had wanted to ask her niece before, but she was afraid of putting pressure on her, so she didn't dare to.

Hearing the girl's words, he finally couldn't help but ask, "Chuxue, which university did you apply to? Is it a safe bet?"

Seeing how cautiously she asked, as if afraid of putting pressure on herself, Chu Xue replied, "Don't worry, I've already received my acceptance letter."

Xiao Nianchun was stunned for a moment: "You said you received it?"

Chu Xue stretched out her finger and quickly put it to her lips to make a "shh" gesture.

Xiao Nianchun realized her lapse in composure, but she was too happy and asked in a low voice, "Tell me quickly, which university did you get into?"

Chu Xue smiled and said, "Do you want to see it for yourself?"

Now Xiao Nianchun wasn't in a hurry to leave anymore. She didn't even bother to prop up her bicycle, just tossed it against the gate and said, "Come on, come on, let me see." Aunt Wei saw them come in and asked, "What did you forget?"

Xiao Nianchun smiled broadly, rubbing his hands together, and said, "I heard from Chuxue that I passed the exam, so I just wanted to see the acceptance letter with my own eyes."

Mentioning this, Aunt Wei looked very proud: "Not only did they pass the exam, they did very well. You'll see when you see it."

Chu Xue then took out her acceptance letter and handed it directly to Xiao Nianchun: "Take a look."

When Xiao Nianchun saw the words "Peking University" clearly, he suddenly looked up at Chu Xue: "Peking University, you got into Peking University?"

After saying that, she raised her hand to her mouth and bit it: "It hurts so much! It's not a dream, I really got in. My niece got into Peking University."

After circling around in place with the acceptance letter in his hand, he raised his hand and patted Chuxue on the shoulder: "You truly are my niece, well done."

She carefully pulled out the admission notice, her hands trembling slightly as she unfolded it. When she finally read the contents: "Political Science and Law Department, where will we be assigned to work after graduation?"

Chu Xue smiled and said, "Public security, procuratorate, courts, party and government departments, or staying at the school are all fine, it depends on the school's assignment."

Xiao Nianchun stared at the admission notice again and again: "That's wonderful. My niece is really promising. I just don't know if your sister can get in as she wishes. Our family is all counting on the two of you. Your uncle has tried to persuade everyone, but none of your cousins ​​have signed up."

After saying that, he reluctantly handed the notice back: "Keep it safe."

Chu Xue took the notice and put it away: "Going to university doesn't mean you have to work. My cousins ​​have stable jobs, and some of them have already reached leadership positions. If there are opportunities for further education at your workplace, you can try to take them. It's not necessary to go to university to be good."

(End of this chapter)