Chapter 17 Unconditional Admission

   "Don't bother your uncle who will get you into the First Middle School?" Old Madam Su frowned displeasedly, "What kind of uneducated school do you want to go to?"

   As if all the high schools in Beijing, except No. 1 Middle School, in her eyes, they are just "unqualified schools".

   One middle school has the advantages of one middle school, but the most important thing is the organic combination of the quality of students and the quality of teachers.

   Of course, there are people who pour money into any school, but the threshold for the first high school is higher.

  Of course the Su family had the ability to get Su Nanzhi in, but they only got in.

  Su Nanzhi is eighteen years old this year. She just came of age last month. Before that, she took a year off from school.

   So according to the teaching progress, she should be in the third year of high school.

   "I will study in No. 1 Middle School," Su Nanzhi said, "I don't need the help of my uncle."

   "I don't need Uncle's help?" Su Linlin smiled and couldn't help but sarcastically said, "Did you get in by yourself?"

The threshold of    One Middle School, whether it is money or grades, is high.

   This time, no one taught her a lesson hypocritically. Everyone present thought that Su Nanzhi didn't know the good or the bad.

   There is indeed such an example in No. 1 Middle School. Halfway through the entrance exam or buying in as a transfer student.

  Su Nanzhi also doesn't like to use his brain for an unnecessary exam.

   "I have a place in Yiyi." Su Nanzhi said.

   "What are you kidding? How could you possibly have a place?" Su Linlin belongs to the group that relies on money to get in.

   She has three cousins.

  The first cousin, Su Qiaoqiao, has been sneaking into the entertainment industry for a long time, and now she is still doing well. The second cousin, Su Yueyue, is a senior in Beijing No. 1 Middle School, and every time she takes an exam, she is in the top ten of her grade.

   She was a little dejected by the comparison of her two cousins. Is she jealous? Of course she would, but so what? The Su family is in the hands of the uncle, and resources are naturally tilted towards his daughter.

  Su Linlin also has a third cousin who has not been seen much, the daughter of the second uncle who has been dead for many years.

   He has heart disease and is raised in a mountain village. He is a bumpkin.

  What a good control group.

  Su Nanzhi still had no expression on her face. She explained the fact, "My admission quota has been available since birth."

The words    fell into the ears of those young people, which was a fantasy, but the older generation seemed to think of something right away.

   At the slightly shocked eyes of the old lady Shang Su, Su Nanzhi smiled slightly, "Grandma, my father used to be a student of Beijing No. 1 Middle School. His contribution to his alma mater after graduation made me qualified for admission."

   Zu Li was really a legend back then. No. 1 Middle School was not a sign in Beijing at that time. He is still a character on the outstanding student column of No. 1 Middle School, the kind that is recorded in the school book.

There is a laboratory building in   , named after Zurich.

   Children of Zurich, regardless of their grades, are admitted unconditionally.

   This is a very vague scene in Su Nanzhi's memory. The handsome man touched her head and joked that if she wanted to go to Beijing No. 1 Middle School when she grew up, she would tell the principal that Su Li was her father.

   Mrs. Su's face became even colder, she never knew this.

  Yes, with the ability of the second son back then, the Su family has established a firm foothold under the impact of various new industries, and even improved to a higher level than before.

   He asked his daughter for a place in Beijing No. 1 Middle School, what difficulty was there?

   But the funny thing is, behind the Beijing No. 1 Middle School, there are several big families, and it is the trouble that their Su family can't afford.

   (end of this chapter)