New Century Anime Warrior

Throughout July, Qiu Yin, the owner of the multimedia classroom at the No. 1 Middle School in the city, did not have a peaceful life; to be precise, it was a mix of joy and anxiety.

Not to mention his anxiety, the more he understood the level of "Voices of a Distant Star," the more uncomfortable he felt at night... Why didn't Si Hua release it sooner?

The "National Primary and Secondary School Computer Production Activity," which represents students' computer skills education, has always been an important KPI for the education system.

As a result, the No. 1 Middle School of Zhongnan City, which is the leading primary and secondary school in the city, failed to pass the provincial review for any of its submitted projects.

Is this a slap in the face to the No. 1 High School of the city?

No, this is a slap in the face to so many leaders and staff members throughout the entire education system of Zhongnan City.

Qiu Yin's aunt sighed a lot in front of him.

Joy also came from meeting Si Hua, a student who didn't play by the rules.

Shooting videos, discussing animation, playing games, and talking about the industry, he discovered that Si Hua's abilities and thinking were completely unlike those of a high school student.

In fact, Qiu Yin herself doesn't really seem like a high school teacher, after all, she only graduated less than two years ago and is a computer teacher, plus there's the protection of certain interpersonal relationships...

Qiu Yin had not experienced much of the baptism of teaching, and there was still a hint of clarity and naivety in his eyes.

For example, right now.

Principal's Office of the No. 1 Middle School of the City.

Sitting in front of Qiu Yin were the principal and the director of studies from the city's No. 1 Middle School. On the coffee table was a special application and an accompanying evaluation report.

"You mean, some students want to take advantage of the break between the start of the school year for first and second-year high school students to apply to spend the night in the multimedia classroom and create their own computer projects?"

The principal rubbed his temples. Having worked in the education system for thirty years, this was the first time he had ever heard of a student applying to live in a multimedia classroom.

High school students are faced with so many high-performance computers, some even with high-speed internet access via dedicated lines... Isn't this like a mouse falling into a rice jar?

Didn't Teacher Qiu think about this problem?

Is this something a high school teacher should support?

How did Qiu Ju raise her nephew to be so innocent?

Thinking of this, the principal couldn't help but sigh.

The head of academic affairs picked up the materials and began to read them carefully. The entire principal's office suddenly fell into a subtle silence, with only the sound of the head of academic affairs turning pages.

Qiu Yin also felt that this matter was not very reliable, so after explaining his purpose, he prepared to speak less to avoid making mistakes.

"Teacher Qiu." The dean of students was increasingly surprised as he read the report, and couldn't help but look at Qiu Yin, "Is everything you wrote in this report true?"

"Every word is true."

"He knows a lot of professional software? Like Blender, Photoshop... and what's this called, Xibei something?"

"Sibelius, a music software, you can think of it as something for songwriting." Qiu Yin thought for a moment and added, "Actually, I only learned about this software after seeing him use it."

"Oh, I see." The head of student affairs adjusted his glasses, nodded, and said nothing.

At this point, the principal took over the conversation and asked the question he was most concerned about.

"According to you, there's no way he can catch up with the national computer-generated content competition now, so what's the point of his work?"

"Awards are really not that important anymore; it's all about whether we can make a bigger name for ourselves," Qiu Yin honestly confessed.

How much fame do you need?

"From what he said, it needs to be so big that it would require universities to offer guaranteed admission or special enrollment..."

This answer left the two school leaders speechless.

Is it really that easy to get a guaranteed admission through special admissions?

Out of a cautious approach to educational resources, the country has never opened up too many special admission channels...

Only in the last few years, with the expansion of enrollment, has the door been gradually opened a crack.

A few years ago, the concept of independent enrollment for universities was proposed, but can schools with independent enrollment be ordinary schools?

Some special admission exams that have become annual traditions have been replaced by specialized methods because the assessment standards remain unchanged year after year.

For example, the number of places for students admitted to universities outside Beijing each year who specialize in minor languages ​​is only a few per province. Moreover, they only need to take exams in Chinese and foreign languages, and sometimes there is no interview required. Those who rank in the top few are automatically admitted to universities outside Beijing.

Therefore, Guangnan Normal School Affiliated High School simply established a guaranteed admission class. Every year, it selects students who are willing to compete for guaranteed admission from the winners of the provincial English competition. After guaranteeing their high school entrance examination scores, they give up all other subjects except Chinese and English and focus on this exam.

This has resulted in Guangnan Normal University Affiliated High School monopolizing these few guaranteed admission spots outside Beijing every year, leaving other high schools with no desire to compete for them.

And this student named Si Hua wants to get this honor with a computer-generated animation? He's just asking for trouble.

Perhaps sensing his leader's reluctance, Qiu Yin continued to emphasize what he had seen: "This Si Hua is truly extraordinary."

"As I wrote in the report, his music production skills, which he learned as a side project, were noticed by professional music companies."

"A music company?" The principal perked up instantly. Although many times the focus is solely on exams, if the arts and sports can also produce results, the good reputation brought by well-rounded development is also an important political asset for the school.

"Yes, and the professional recording has been completed. Now we're just waiting for Si Hua's work to be finished before we can start commercial promotion."

call.

Those two deep breaths seemed to have opened up the minds of the principal and the dean of students.

"Won't there be any risks in terms of public opinion?" the head of the teaching department asked, as he had recently received several complaints from parents.

The reasons given were all quite absurd, expressing dissatisfaction that they were about to enter their final year of high school and were still given a month-long summer vacation.

Parents expressed concerns such as whether the school would take responsibility if their children failed to get into university because of this.

"There are no signs of negative comments yet." After saying that, Qiu Yin showed the Weibo account that posted the observation diary. "The short dramas posted by this account are part of Si Hua's publicity plan, and the school information has been hidden."

The principal took the phone and scrolled through the comments. At a glance, they were mostly from students and young people, and the majority of them expressed their liking for the comments.

Some netizens even expressed a desire to attend a high school that allows students to create their own works.

"Hmm, this is what kids who grow up in the internet age look like. They're definitely more open-minded," the head of student affairs remarked from the side.

"So, what does the leader mean?" Qiu Yin finally couldn't help but ask the two leaders for their opinions.

"It's a bit special. How about this," the principal decided to adopt a bureaucratic tone and not give an immediate answer, "Let's hold a team meeting later and discuss it first."

"Okay, thank you for your hard work, leader." After hearing this, Qiu Yin understood the principal's meaning, and without hesitation, he packed up the materials and made a gesture to leave.

Then, as if remembering something, he added to the two school leaders, "By the way, the music company sent a letter of thanks to the Education Bureau, praising our No. 1 Middle School for being a provincial key school, even its art education is so outstanding."

"Does Qiu Ju know?"

"Yes, she's the one who told me to report this to you as soon as possible."

"You should have said so earlier... Oh, I mean, why are you only coming to us now?" The principal immediately took the materials from Qiu Yin's hands.

"I've given my verbal approval. We'll handle this as a special case, after all, we can't delay the child's future... Si Hua's application, you should go back and start the procedures immediately."

"Okay, thank you, boss!"