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Chapter 700 Education! (Seeking monthly votes)
"Your family is doing well in Nanhua, right?"

Zhong Yuemin listened carefully, and while Li Kuiyong was catching his breath, he asked curiously, "I wonder how they are doing now?"

"They're all doing well!"

Li Kuiyong said with a smile, "My mother's chronic illness was cured just by going to the nearest Traditional Chinese Medicine hospital in Nanhua!"

"The treatment costs weren't high either. With my allowance at the time, plus the subsidies from Nanhua University, it wasn't too much of a problem!"

After all, they are just family members of employees and cannot enjoy the same medical benefits as employees.

Meanwhile, his mother's illness is chronic and requires long-term treatment.

All I can say is that Nanhua is indeed a good place to treat these chronic diseases.

Not to mention the abundance of medicinal herbs, their utilization of the five poisonous substances has also reached a remarkably high level.

After all, with so many renowned TCM experts gathered, Wu Aiguo personally guiding the research and development, and the assistance of surviving medical books, it would be problematic if they didn't achieve something remarkable.

If placed in a low-level martial arts world, Nanhua's medical approach follows the path of poison and danger, much like the methods of the Five Poisons Sect.

Currently, with the support of modern biotechnology, research and development efficiency is exceptionally high.

Putting aside other aspects, at least in terms of dealing with basic diseases, Nanhua's medical standards are definitely not low, and the coverage rate is also quite high.

Otherwise, how could Li Kuiyong, who was assigned to the newly established Hongqi Farm, possibly know where there was a powerful traditional Chinese medicine hospital?
As for treatment costs, once certain methods have been researched to a certain extent, the cost of medicinal materials has become quite low.

Why has traditional Chinese medicine been subjected to so much attack in later generations?

It's because the cost of traditional Chinese medicine treatment is simply too low.

Even if you use those expensive medicinal herbs, you'll usually see noticeable results after just a few courses of treatment, or you'll be cured outright.

How can the cost compare to the cost of years of check-ups and various treatments?
At least in Nanhua, the cost of treating some less serious chronic diseases is definitely affordable for ordinary employees.

Back in the 1970s and 80s, workers around the world enjoyed relatively good wages and benefits.

In the United States, a worker can easily support his family and even buy three cars with money to spare.

While the situation in other countries isn't as extreme as in the US, workers in those countries still generally receive decent wages.

Li Kuiyong also easily supports his large family with his salary and benefits, and can even afford to take care of a patient.

"My younger siblings were all sent to school after we arrived at Nanhua. School there is basically free; you only need to pay for textbooks and lunch!"

What he didn't mention was that certain expenses for employees' families could be directly reduced or waived, with the farm taking care of them.

"That's great! Have you all learned anything from it?"

Zhong Yuemin's eyes lit up as he listened, and he chuckled, "You must have achieved something, right?"

"Just thinking about it makes me angry!"

Li Kuiyong gave a helpless bitter smile and said dejectedly, "Such a good opportunity to study, but my younger brothers and sisters just can't concentrate on their studies!"

"It was only because my second brother had some talent and was willing to study hard that he was able to barely get into the local city university. The rest of my younger brothers and sisters were all sent to vocational schools for further studies!"

"That's pretty good too. In China, that would be at least a college degree, and you'd be a cadre right away!"

Zhong Yuemin chuckled and said, "Nanhua must also be lacking in such talent!"

"The situation in Nanhua is quite different from that in China!"

Li Kuiyong said helplessly, "They place great importance on education over there. After the founding of the nation, they vigorously promoted school education! "Any school-age student, or any adult who is eager to study and improve, can learn knowledge at an intermediate or higher level!"

Li Kuiyong said with a wry smile, "To put it this way, only the first and second batches of students who received the complete education of the Nanhua system have the opportunity to directly become prospective cadres and then enter various government agencies to work!"

"By the time my younger siblings graduated, Nanhua University had basically solved its predicament of lacking basic talent!"

"It's not that there's no opportunity, but rather that it requires more effort to strive and fight for it!"

"Nanhua University is different from other universities in China. It adopts a policy of easy admission but strict graduation requirements. If your grades don't meet the standards, you really won't get a diploma!"

"But if you can get a diploma, even if you're just a high school student, your level is quite impressive!"

"At least I have a basic understanding of electrical and mechanical principles, and my hands-on skills have also been developed!"

"With just a little training, or by attending a vocational school for a period of time, one can become a qualified electrician or mechanic!"

"Does it have to be so complicated?"

Zhong Yuemin was somewhat astonished and couldn't help but exclaim, "By this standard, I would never have been able to graduate from high school!"

Li Kuiyong smiled gently and said slowly, "This rule was personally set by Comrade Wu Aiguo. Who in Nanhua would dare to oppose it?"

In fact, he also felt that such measures were a bit too harsh.

For no other reason than that several of my younger siblings, whose grades were not good, almost failed to graduate from high school.

He was furious at the time, and broke several bamboo whips in the house. He and his mother, who had recovered from her illness, took matters into their own hands.

I was still shaken by that experience.

When my younger siblings graduated from high school and were choosing a junior college, I was extra careful.

Even if they could enroll in some less desirable majors at certain town or city universities, they wouldn't dare let them study them, as they would definitely not graduate.

Then, based on their interests and hobbies, they were sent to different vocational schools to learn a skill.

How could I not feel resentful?

Little did he know that Wu Aiguo made this decision mainly because he had seen too much about the situation of college students in normal times and spaces.

Domestic universities adopt a standard of strict admission and lenient graduation requirements.

In fact, he had some doubts after seeing some of the stories in the short videos.

These guys are clearly not capable of handling university studies, so how did they manage to graduate smoothly?
Not only will they be able to graduate smoothly, but they will also be able to secure a government job.

If there are strict requirements for admission and graduation, those who are not qualified will have no chance of getting a diploma.

Nanhua University's education system is modeled after Hans Cat.

As long as you want to learn and are willing to learn, university campuses and vocational schools will open their doors to everyone.

Whether they can graduate smoothly depends on their efforts and their learning talent.

At least, in such an environment and atmosphere, the existence of those who are not qualified can be eliminated as much as possible.

Even if certain situations still occur, at least those who take up the positions are all capable and outstanding individuals, which makes everyone feel a little more at ease.

(End of this chapter)