Yu Hua glanced at Lin Wan who was flipping through the dictionary, shook his head slightly, stood up and walked to the bookshelf behind him, and found two books about traditional Chinese characters according to the instructions Lin Wan had provided before.
The library of Peking No. 4 Middle School has an extremely rich collection of books, covering many fields, including famous domestic and foreign books, as well as some cherished professional textbooks, which is no less than the libraries of first-tier normal universities.
"Luo Shi Traditional Chinese Encyclopedia" is similar to a dictionary. It contains all more than 2,000 traditional Chinese characters in current use and corresponds one-to-one with the simplified Chinese character list issued by the National Government. It is a very good reference book for Yu Hua.
"Ancient and Modern Classical Chinese Narratives" is similar to a classical Chinese dictionary, using both traditional Chinese and simplified Chinese versions to explain classical Chinese, which is equally good.
According to the information given by Lin Wan, Yu Hua quickly got two books, returned to his seat, sat down, and read briefly for a while. His understanding of traditional Chinese characters improved rapidly, and the memory of his predecessor Yu Hua merged with each other, and there was no longer any conflict.
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There was no way around it. Although his predecessor, Yu Hua, had a memory of traditional Chinese characters, Yu Hua had used simplified Chinese characters for so many years, and it was difficult to change his ideological concepts for a while.
I have to say, these two books are really good.
Yu Hua stole a glance at Lin Wan who was sitting at the desk next door. This big boss was holding the Oxford English Dictionary and chewing it with gusto. Looking at his posture, he wondered if he wanted to recite it directly.
Yu Hua had heard news about this before. Some fierce people simply read an Oxford English Dictionary in order to learn English.
Lin Wan, who is concentrating on studying, is most likely such a fierce person.
During the Republic of China, he ranked first in the school at Peiping No. 4 Middle School, which was basically equivalent to ranking first among high school students in the country. His talent and strength were undoubtedly at the top level.
After looking at the boss for a few times, Yu Hua turned his head silently, refocused on the two reference books and notebooks in front of him, picked up the pen and started working.
Do math.
Do math.
Do math.
He should finish his vacation homework as soon as possible and do math. His plan to make money with his collection of wrong math questions is still waiting for him.
With the two reference books as reference, Yu Hua's copying efficiency increased several times. Soon, Yu Hua entered a familiar state of selflessness, and his learning efficiency was extremely high. While copying the story of Young China, he understood the meaning of each traditional Chinese character.
The whole person is completely indifferent to the noise and things around him.
The entire article "Young China" has more than 3,800 words. The reason why Mr. Guowen asked everyone to copy "Young China" is very simple. It is to let the students understand that the strength of China lies in their group of young people.
Time passed and it was five o'clock in the afternoon.
"Ta!" The metal pen cap covered the pen holder, and there was a crisp sound. Yu Hua put down the pen, rubbed his sore and swollen wrist, looked at the notebook full of writing, and let out a long breath.
The characters are not very pretty, but they are clearer.
However, this does not affect the fact that the Chinese holiday homework has finally been completed.
Young China said, the teacher said, plus the most unforgettable thing about the composition, Yu Hua spent almost an afternoon writing Chinese.
Fortunately, fortunately, it was successfully done.
After finishing the Chinese language, there are only two subjects left for the entire holiday homework, one is English and the other is party spirit, both of which are not difficult.
For all second-category science students, Chinese language and Party principles are the easiest, while arithmetic is the most difficult.
But for Yu Hua, the four subjects of mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology are the easiest, and Chinese is the most difficult.
After finishing his homework, his stomach growled. Yu Hua could already feel the feeling of hunger coming from his abdomen. He looked around and saw that Lin Wan was still there, studying at his desk. There was an Oxford dictionary and an English textbook on the table, and he was working with a pen in his right hand.
I looked at the test paper and saw that it was an English test paper from the National Central University Independent Admissions Examination in 1934.
"Sure enough, in terms of hard work, no one is inferior." Looking at Lin Wan's frown, Yu Hua sighed inwardly, raised his right hand, looked at his watch, it was already five-fifty, and was about to leave his seat to get food.
At this moment, a clear voice suddenly came: "Classmate, do you want to go get some food?"
"..."
Hearing these extremely familiar words, the corner of Yu Hua's mouth twitched, and he turned around helplessly and looked at Lin Wan, who was looking up at him: "Yes, classmate Lin Wan."
familiar.
As a national-level talent, Yu Hua is very familiar with this sentence.
"Since you are going to get food, classmate, please help me on the way." Lin Wan blinked, her words seemed natural and familiar, without any sense of rawness, and she took out a square bag from her baggage.
He handed the square aluminum lunch box to Yu Hua.
Yu Hua was too lazy to be polite and just helped to get a meal on the way. He took the aluminum lunch box and asked, "What do you want to eat?"
"Of course you can eat whatever is available at this time. Go and come back quickly so that the cafeteria will not run out of food. Thank you very much." Lin Wan smiled and thanked her. After saying that, she picked up the pen and lowered her head to face the English test paper and continued to work.
"Okay..." Yu Hua felt helpless, sorted himself out, picked up two lunch boxes and left, leaving the library. Along the way, many students were heading to the school cafeteria.
In the past two years, the cafeteria of Peking No. 4 Middle School has been called the Catering Court. It is responsible for the meals of teachers and students in the school. Students still call it the cafeteria as usual. Eating these days is not the same as in later generations. There is no need for a meal card or meal card.
Meal tickets and the like.
After paying the room and board fees in one lump sum, students only need to line up in the cafeteria every day to get food. One dish, one soup, and as much staple food as they can eat, without any other fees.
Of course, if you want to eat Xiaozao, that's a different story and you'll have to pay extra.
When he arrived at the cafeteria, there was already a long queue at the meal counter. Yu Hua hurried forward and waited for about ten minutes before it was finally his turn to serve.
"Classmate, what do you want to eat?" The cafeteria lady held a big spoon in her hand and asked Yu Hua who was standing in front of the window with a kind smile.
Yu Hua looked through the window and found that there were only four dishes left, all of which were vegetarian, radish soup, vegetarian fried cabbage, boiled potatoes and boiled sweet potatoes. Among them, the vegetarian fried cabbage seemed to be the most popular among the students, with only a little left.
The staple food is multigrain steamed buns and corn steamed buns.
"Uh... hello, auntie, is there any rice?" After watching the food in the cafeteria, Yu Hua felt that he shouldn't ask this, but he still wanted to ask if there was any rice.
As for meat dishes?
Well, he hadn't thought about it.
It would be nice to have vegetarian stir-fried cabbage at this time. Meat is a luxury only eaten during the Chinese New Year.
Um?
Wait, it seems that it is the Chinese New Year, and today is the seventh day of the first lunar month.
"Not yet. The price of rice has risen so much these days that the canteen can't afford it. We only have multigrain steamed buns and corn steamed buns. How many do you want?" The aunt in the canteen seemed very patient and was not impatient at all about Yu Hua's question. She explained.
Fan asked.
The school cafeteria is funded by the school and needs to meet the daily meals of more than 450 teachers and students in the school. If rice is purchased, the cafeteria will go bankrupt.
Yu Hua was a little helpless: "I want 3 steamed buns, 1 steamed bun, radish soup and vegetarian stir-fried cabbage, and the other one wants 2 steamed buns, 1 steamed bun, the same soup, thank you auntie."
After saying that, he handed over the lunch box.
"You're welcome, it's just a pain for you." The cafeteria lady sighed, glanced at Yu Hua and the other students, took the two lunch boxes and started cooking.