The most exciting thing in the grade recently is the arrival of City University of Hong Kong to recruit students. Maybe they want to pick a few good candidates in advance, so they are the first ones to come every year.
The procedure is to arrange an interview in the near future. If you pass, you will be given some conditions, and then combined with the college entrance examination results to decide whether you can be admitted and whether you will be given a full scholarship. It is considered a kind of independent enrollment in colleges and universities.
And because it is not in the system, it can actually be used in parallel with the application for mainland universities, so everyone is flocking to it.
What's more, these days, the University of Hong Kong's status in the contempt chain is higher than that of all universities in the mainland. Every year, it is not news that the top candidates in the college entrance examination in each province abandon T University and P University and go to Hong Kong City.
On the one hand, it is based on the higher so-called international ranking of City University of Hong Kong, which makes it easier to study in prestigious European and American universities after completing undergraduate studies.
On the other hand, if you stay in a Hong Kong city for seven years, you can get permanent residence. After graduating from college, you only need to stay and work for three years and you will become a Hong Kong citizen.
Lin'an Middle School is one of the top high schools in China, so City University of Hong Kong generously granted 50 interview places at one time.
However, the ratio is very strange, which shows how unsound it is.
The 50 interview slots they gave were allocated half and half to liberal arts and science subjects, which seemed fair and equitable, but in fact, the meanings to the two were completely different.
Because there are only two liberal arts classes among the fourteen classes in the whole grade, the total number of people counted as one hundred, there are no more than one person who is qualified to be considered for Hong Kong City University.
Just thinking about it, people don’t necessarily want it.
So with the addition of a few people who bravely made up the numbers, only 10 of the 25 places in liberal arts were finally used, and the rest were left unused.
It makes science students crazy with jealousy!
There are two key classes in science and ten ordinary classes competing for these 25 places. Then we have to pull out the results of the major exams in the first and second grades of high school to rank. Let’s look at the various competitions and the awards for important activities. In short, you have to pass five levels.
Zhan Liujiang finally got a precious spot.
In the end, those who can go to the interview are all recognized top students in their grade.
Considering Lin Yi and Gu Caiwei's grade rankings, this matter certainly has nothing to do with them. They are just watching the fun.
However, in their circle of friends, there is one top student who is seriously considering it, and that is Gu Caiwei's best friend, classmate Zhang Jiaqi.
The quota in the liberal arts class itself was so abundant that it was a waste, not to mention that based on her grades after her sophomore year of high school, she would still be able to get one even if she was ranked.
"Caiwei, do you think I should go to Hong Kong City University for an interview?"
I don’t know what this guy is thinking. Why do you think that a real academic scumbag like Gu Caiwei can solve the problem of entering a higher school?
"Go, why don't you go? There are plenty of places anyway, so if you don't go, it will be in vain."
Lin Yi couldn't help complaining: "Do you think it's a discount in the mall? If you don't go, it will be in vain..."
Gu Caiwei decisively took physical countermeasures.
Zhang Jiaqi was very unhappy: "Hey, hey, hey, I'm worrying about the future here, can you guys stop flirting in front of me?"
"I'm sorry, we scumbag students really can't understand your worries about whether to go to Hong Kong City University for an interview. Are you sure you're not in Versailles?"
Thanks to Lin Yi's popular science about Gu Caiwei, even Zhang Jiaqi now knows about Versailles.
"Do I need to stand in front of you in Versailles? All the science students in the grade are sarcastic, saying that the liberal arts class can't even use up such a precious quota!"
She was very speechless.
As a best friend, Gu Caiwei cooperated closely: "Then why are you hesitating?"
"Caiwei, you know I've watched a lot of TVB legal dramas before, and I decided a long time ago that I wanted to be a lawyer when I grow up."
"Isn't that just right? Go to Hong Kong City and become a real-life legal beauty."
Zhang Jiaqi shook her head: "It's different. The Hong Kong city has a maritime law system, while the mainland has a civil law system. In fact, many people who go to Hong Kong to study law do so in order to become lawyers in the United States, because the United States does not have a law undergraduate degree."
Gu Caiwei knew nothing about this kind of thing, and Lin Yi's knowledge was limited, but he was a social person after all: "Isn't that great? Lawyers in the United States far surpass their mainland counterparts in terms of income and status."
"That won't work."
Zhang Jiaqi flatly refused: "I can study abroad, but I will definitely come back in the future. My parents only have a daughter like me."
Only when she said this did she remember the situation at Gu Caiwei's house and secretly observed her reaction. Fortunately, the school beauty Gu didn't care.
Zhang Jiaqi's father is a middle-level manager of a large company, and her mother is the breadwinner of the public family. This is a typical urban middle-class family that considers both the upper and lower limits, and has a professional configuration that can advance, attack, retreat, or defend.
"Young man, you are quite filial."
Lin Yiyi's impression of this guy changed a bit: "Then you can consider returning to a foreign law firm after graduation. As domestic companies do more and more international business, setting up offices in the mainland will become a general trend, and the income will be higher than that in the red circle.
It’s even higher.”
The so-called red circle firms are the top domestic law firms.
Zhang Jiaqi did not appreciate his sincere advice, but was disgusted with it: "Lin Yi, I find that you talk about money all the time. It's too vulgar."
I'm vulgar...
Okay, if I say one more thing, I lose.
In high school, although everyone is working hard to get into a prestigious school, they are usually motivated by "dreams". Teachers and parents are taboo about talking about money directly.
It's because I'm too immodest.
Zhang Jiaqi is still playing the heroine of a morning drama: "I am not a lawyer to make a lot of money, but to maintain social fairness and justice."
Is this next to a lawyer?
You are Machiko Hondai.
Lin Yi couldn't help but complain: "Why didn't you say you wanted to protect world peace?"
Zhang Jiaqi ignored his sarcasm. She silently analyzed the pros and cons, and then her eyes became brighter and brighter as she whispered:
"I will definitely practice in the Mainland in the future, so the professional knowledge system and extensive alumni circle are very important to me. Moreover, I believe that even if I take the college entrance examination directly, I will not be bad."
"Caiwei, I've already made up my mind, I won't go to Hong Kong City."
Gu Caiwei actually didn't quite understand what kind of choice she had just made, but she was very envious of her firm eyes now.
"Jia Qi, why can you make decisions so quickly?"
"As long as the goal is clear, all that's left is how to keep getting closer to it. Besides, we are already adults."
"And Lin Yi."
Lin Yidu had already regarded himself as a little transparent, but he didn't expect to be named by Zhang Jiaqi.
"I know you were laughing at my naivety just now. Even if it's really difficult, I believe there will be people like that who can persevere."
"I don't hope that Gu Caiwei likes such a vulgar man."
Very childish indeed.
But seeing Zhang Jiaqi looking so serious, I don't know why Lin Yi didn't want to hit her anymore.
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