The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 674 A Fresh Experience! (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

The incident caused such a sensation not only because it was already attracting attention, but also because this was the second time He Fan had been impersonated.

If it weren't for the vigilance of Nanhua Third Polytechnic University, who knows how long such a thing could have been concealed, and how many more poor students would have been harmed.

Nanhua did not say much.

However, no college or university dares to take the entrance exam for new students lightly anymore.

Afterwards, through the freshman entrance examination, more than a dozen substitutes were identified.

These are just the ones that have been discovered; there are probably many more that haven't been found yet.

That's all the colleges and universities in Nanhua can do right now.

Getting too involved in some things isn't a good thing.

As for He Fan, he traveled a long and arduous journey with the Nanhua delegation to Nanhua Third Polytechnic University.

While in the provincial capital, the entrance exam for the Third Polytechnic University was conducted in front of education department leaders.

Because of his concern about repeating a grade, He Fan didn't put down his books during the holiday, so his entrance exam results were quite good.

Now, the education department leaders were speechless!
When He Fan arrived at the Third Polytechnic University of South China, he was amazed by its prosperity.

High-rise buildings stand tall and roads are wide, with motorcycles and trucks visible everywhere.

The streets were bustling with people, all wearing a variety of colorful clothes that looked trendy and stylish, and each person had a rosy complexion and was full of energy.

The street was lined with shops on both sides, bustling with people, but He Fan was dumbfounded.

What about supply and marketing cooperatives, state-run restaurants, and state-run department stores?
I heard that this is just an important city in the northern part of South China, but it is more prosperous than any provincial capital he has ever seen.

Upon entering the university campus, the first step is a month of military training.

The school provided two sets of short-sleeved military uniforms, which were said to be the most common equipment in the Nanhua Army, but He Fan still treasured them.

He had never worn clothes of such high quality before.

And so it was; despite being exhausted from military training every day, he still did laundry every day.

Everything about university felt new and exciting to him.

He was quite surprised by the size of the campus and the numerous functional buildings.

The food standards, various allowances, and the novel things he heard and saw quickly captivated him.

There are a huge number of students from China here!

Even students from Nanhua University speak Mandarin.

And so it is; there are no communication barriers here.

He quickly made many friends.

What He Fan found most incredible was that the Third Polytechnic University campus was not lacking in television sets, which were still relatively rare in China.

Televisions are found in places like cafeterias and supermarkets.

Inside, various news reports from both South China and abroad are played!
It was through television news that he gained a general understanding of Nanhua.

This is a super-large construction site!

Almost half of the content on television programs is about the construction progress in various places and the progress of various engineering projects.

The original Myanmar had a very poor infrastructure, which can be described as lacking, and it even owes a debt to its former colonizers.

Similarly, since its establishment, Nanhua has been under construction.

Seeing towns rising in an orderly fashion on television is quite visually striking.

Putting everything else aside, the environment at the Third Polytechnic University was, in his opinion, quite good.

The teaching buildings and dormitories are grand and elegant in appearance, and the facilities, such as running water and flush toilets, are complete and convenient. He was quite satisfied with the bunk beds with desks underneath.

Moreover, one can learn about the Russian camp and information from Europe and America through television, books, and newspapers.

This gave him a feeling of having his eyes opened and seeing the world for the first time.

At least let him know that the capitalist world is definitely not a benevolent place.

If you have the ability to make money, that's paradise!
But if you can't make a lot of money and live at the bottom of society, then that place is nothing short of hell.

This straightforward information had a great impact on He Fan!

When I was studying in my hometown, any news related to Europe and America was always filled with words like "wonderful" and "developed".

It's like the moon over there is indeed rounder!
Of course, the news didn't shy away from the fact that their economy is indeed developed and there are many opportunities to make money.

For example, Hong Kong Island is frequently featured in news programs.

According to the news report, that area is teeming with gold and offers countless opportunities.

Putting aside other things, the monthly salary of an ordinary factory worker has exceeded two thousand Hong Kong dollars, which sounds astonishing.

But there's a lot of trouble over there too!

If you want to get a legitimate ID card, don't even think about buying it through underground channels for less than HK$20,000.

If you want to illegally cross the border to work, you have to pray that the boss is a decent person.

Otherwise, not only will they not receive their wages, but they may also be reported by their boss and deported back to the mainland.

Even worse, the boss might collude with local gangs to squeeze every last drop of profit out of you through illegal means, leaving you to die an unexplained death.

These things can actually be seen on related news programs!

He Fan was quite shocked, and at the same time developed deep doubts about capitalist society.

He also learned about the numerous triads in Hong Kong through television news.

The gambling dens and gangs on the island of Macau are just as bad!

Not only were TV programs and dramas very attractive, but novels, comics, movies and other forms of entertainment also broadened his horizons.

The mainstream novels here are not the same as serious literature in China.

Comics come in all shapes and sizes, including various domestic comic strips.

In short, during that month of military training, he and his friends from China all experienced a tremendous informational and emotional shock.

I feel that many things are different from what is being publicized in China.

But once school officially started, He Fan didn't have much time or energy left for extra things.

University studies are not easy at all!
There was so much to learn, and I had to give it my all every day just to keep up. For a long time afterward, I spent my time alternating between the classroom, the library, the cafeteria, and the dormitory.

When I'm too busy, I don't even have the time or energy to pay attention to my favorite TV news.

Having finally gotten into university, he didn't want to miss the opportunity to learn more advanced knowledge.

Not to mention, the school's punishment for failing exams is quite severe, leaving no room for students to find loopholes!
The first two months are spent learning basic professional theoretical knowledge.

For the next two weeks, I was taken by my teacher to a small experimental factory for hands-on practice.

According to the teacher, the university students trained by the school must meet the standards in all aspects, including practical skills.

Schools certainly don't want to see their graduates only have theoretical knowledge but be clueless about practical skills.

Over the next month, they even went to the partner factory for an internship to understand the differences between the factory and the laboratory.

　Let's take a look at the effect from the side.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)