She wasn’t like our little sister who had particularly good grades and got into university. Now she’s got a job assigned to her, and they’re all with good units.
"There shouldn’t be such an easy way to go bankrupt." Eldest Brother Yun’s factory was not just any ordinary one, he thought it was impossible to go bankrupt so easily, so he wouldn’t be laid off.
Especially since he had finally been promoted to director.
"Little sister, your big brother has become the workshop director now."
Yun Xiaoxiao glanced at Eldest Sister-in-law Yun’s boastful remark, "Well, congratulations to big brother then. It’s not like me, I only co-authored a book with a professor."
Immediately someone else beamed with pride.
"Little sister, what book did you publish? Tell me, Second Brother Yun will take a look when he’s back. My little sister is really remarkable, to think she’s actually published a book." Second Brother Yun asked in both shock and joy.
What’s so great about being promoted to director?
It’s the little sister who is truly remarkable.
Feeling his position as the proud one snatched away, Zhao Tianlei quickly said, "It’s a junior high school English textbook, an educational book, the one Capital City’s junior high students use in class."
With this explanation, everyone in the living room understood.
"Little sister is really amazing."
Even though it’s been years since the national college entrance exam was restored, there are still too few who know English.
For Yun Xiaoxiao, who had passed the Level Six test in the twenty-first century and frequently used English in business, a textbook was nothing complicated at all.
"Xiaoxiao has also earned quite a few certificates, English proficiency, computer proficiency, Mandarin proficiency, and so on—quite a collection of certificates indeed."
They didn’t understand, they had no idea.
Eldest Sister-in-law Yun’s heart turned sour as a lemon.
They were all blood siblings, yet why had the youngest one soared so high all of a sudden, publishing books, even textbooks, and now earning certificates?
"Little sister, is Xiao Bao starting elementary school next second half of next year?"
Yun Xiaoxiao nodded, "That’s right, Xiao Bao has been attending the kindergarten for a few years, and it’s time for elementary school. He could get into the affiliated primary school of our university."
"Your university has a primary school too?" Not only was Second Brother Yun surprised, Eldest Sister-in-law Yun and Eldest Brother Yun were slightly taken aback as well.
Tsing University was one of the most famous schools in the country.
And they even had an affiliated primary school.
"There’s a primary school, but it’s selective. It’s not like you can just choose to attend. As Da Bao once told me, their midterm examination results were the best in the entire city."
Capital City is so big, with so many elementary schools.
"It has the best teaching resources in the entire city."
"What you mean, little sister, is that as long as nothing unexpected happens along the way, getting into university is almost guaranteed if they attend this school."
Second Brother Yun always felt he was a bit slow-witted, but this time he understood instantly.
"You could say that."
Yun Xiaoxiao continued, "Choosing the right school for the kids is very important. If you choose a good school with excellent teachers and the children study hard, they’ll generally get into a university. But if the school you choose is not as good, and it’s inferior to others in various aspects, the teachers might not even know some of the more complex topics, then how can they teach the children?"
Yun Xiaoxiao summarized it in one sentence, "We don’t want our children to lose at the starting line."
This phrase made the three parents present take a moment of surprise, because they felt that how well their children learned was down to the teachers, and they hadn’t worried about these matters. But hearing Yun Xiaoxiao put it this way, they all thought they had been too simplistic in their considerations.
Second Brother Yun had more questions, but he didn’t ask them, planning to ask his little sister in private instead.
His little sister knew much more than he did. His children, who he hoped would be successful, needed guidance from little sister. He was being selfish, not wanting to ask in front of Eldest Brother and Eldest Sister-in-law.