Literary Master 1978.

Chapter 1: Explanation of the protagonist not taking the college entrance examination
These days I saw some readers wondering why the protagonist did not take the college entrance examination, so I would like to talk about it here.

先说政策层面，在1977年10月22日《人民日报》发表的《教育部负责人答记者问》中明确说明：要求具有高中毕业或相当于高中毕业的文化水平。另有特殊的是老三届高中生的67、68两届可以超龄报考。

Of course, the registration review at that time was very relaxed, and in practice anyone with reasonable basic conditions could register.

But the protagonist I designed wants to take advantage of the dividends of the times and then lie down and live a lazy life. He has already received college education in his previous life, and it is meaningless for him to study in college for another four years, so he chooses not to take the college entrance examination. Saying that he cannot take the exam because of his junior high school education is also an excuse for living a lazy life. It should be based on the official tone and not overstep the boundaries.

In fact, I had thought of designing a character with a primary school education, but it is not reasonable to pursue a career in literature. It is true that many celebrities only have primary school education, but these people also jumped out of their original environment. For example, Professor Jin Kemu mentioned in the book only had the opportunity to read books after he went to the library.

It was somewhat awkward for the protagonist, a man with only primary school education who had been hiding in a small mountain village, to suddenly start talking to the female educated youth about Kafka, Flaubert and Dumas.

Moreover, I also needed an anchor point when designing the heroine's feelings for the hero. The heroine's feelings for the hero are not simply to repay a favor, but because they have similar interests in literature. This issue is also mentioned in today's chapter, so I would like to explain it here.

The first chapter condenses the protagonist's one-year experience. I can't explain it one by one, but I have considered most of the things you think of. For online articles, the first thing to pay attention to is the fluency of the writing and the story, so many things will not be described in detail or will be directly ignored. Friends who pay attention to details should not pay too much attention to it.

In addition: New books have to wait for recommendations, and cannot be updated too quickly. There will be two updates at 9 o'clock every day, and one or two chapters may be added every week, but there is no way to fix it. There will be a burst of updates after it is put on the shelves. Please don't keep the book. The reading data of the current version of Qidian is everything. Please understand and support it.

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