Nominal: Who isn't a son-in-law?

(The situation is unclear, this is just a brief transition)

"Uncle Chu, happy holiday to you too."

The students chorused, their voices filled with childlike innocence.

"Haha, thank you for your blessings."

Chu Shijun's smile deepened, and everyone else present also wore smiles as they watched his interaction with the students.

Seeing this, the school principal and other leaders breathed a sigh of relief.

Fortunately, the selected top student didn't let us down and the rehearsals weren't in vain; he spoke confidently and naturally.

Of course, it's probably okay if he stumbles a little when he speaks; after all, he's just a primary school student, and Secretary Chu certainly won't mind.

The principal had barely relaxed his guard when he saw Chu Shijun's gaze fall upon him.

The one above extended their hand first.

"Secretary Chu, hello, welcome to our No. 6 Primary School. I am Principal Huang Shi."

Huang Shi strode forward, bending down, extending his hand, and bowing his head in one fluid motion. He was a little nervous when he spoke, but thankfully, it only lasted for a moment. After that, he recited the speech he had practiced for two nights in advance with the most serious attitude he had ever had.

"Secretary Chu, your visit to our school to see all the teachers and students, extend your greetings to the children, and conduct research on basic education is the greatest encouragement and deepest care for all of us. It also shows your high regard for and strong support of basic education in Tianhe City and our province."

"On behalf of all the teachers and students of the school, I would like to extend my warmest welcome and heartfelt thanks to Secretary Chu and all the leaders for their arrival!"

Huang Shi took a step back and bowed slightly.

'Pa pa pa pa'

"In recent years, under the strong leadership of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government, and with the care and guidance of the provincial and municipal education departments, our school has always adhered to the fundamental task of cultivating morality and fostering talent... Today, Secretary Chu, you have personally visited the campus, entered the classroom, and approached the children, bringing festive blessings and heartwarming care to all the children in the school. This has pointed out the direction for our school to run the school well and improve its quality and efficiency in the future. All the teachers and students in our school feel very warm and are greatly encouraged."

"Going forward, we earnestly request Secretary Chu and all leaders to conduct more inspections, provide more guidance, and offer more valuable suggestions. We will certainly keep your entrustment in mind, live up to your care, uphold our original aspiration of nurturing talents, and solidify the quality of our education..."

'Pa pa pa'

After everyone clapped, Chu Shijun nodded slightly and said, "Alright, at this time, the children are still in class, right?"

"Yes, there are only two more classes before the holiday."

Huang Shi nodded.

"Children, go back to school and study hard."

Chu Shijun said something to the dozen or so students, then said, "Let's go, let's take a look around."

"OK."

Huang Shi quickly stepped forward, half a step behind, and pointed in the direction.

After leaving the square, the group toured the campus.

During the event, 123456 members and Provincial Party Secretary Chu Shijun observed classes and participated in interest group activities.

During his visit to the science and technology innovation classroom and the ethnic aesthetic education classroom, Chu Shijun stopped and bent down to communicate with the students at eye level. He carefully observed the students' handicrafts, model assembly, and folk painting works, picked up students' works to examine them closely, and interacted with the students in a friendly manner.

When speaking to left-behind children and children of migrant workers, Chu Shijun spoke more gently, inquiring in detail about their living conditions, friendships, and studies at school, and made further requests to the school administration and education department.

"Do you eat well at school? Do you sleep well? Do you proactively tell your teachers if you encounter any difficulties?" Chu Shijun asked softly.

Student A replied, "The school food is delicious, and the teachers care about us a lot. We feel safe and secure at school. It's just that... it's just that..."

He glanced at his homeroom teacher with his small eyes.

Suddenly, the homeroom teacher felt dizzy. Why did they pick on this troublemaker? My goodness, don't talk nonsense!

"What is it? Kid, speak up! I'll back you up."

Chu Shijun encouraged him.

"There's just too much homework. Even during holidays, I still have to do homework, so I don't have time to play."

"Yes, there's a lot of homework!"

"Yeah, I don't even have time to play anymore!"

As soon as Student A spoke, a chorus of agreement immediately followed.

Hearing his brothers and sisters cheering, the elementary school student raised his head, feeling like the coolest kid in the crowd.

"call"

『呼』×n

The homeroom teacher and school leaders all breathed a sigh of relief, thankfully they hadn't made up any lies or spread rumors.

You know, they just felt their qualification certificates shaking!

"Oh, haha,"

Chu Shijun, Li Jiageng, and the others laughed when they heard this, as they had all been through their student days.

They all know the struggle of doing homework, and they were often beaten back then, unlike now, where you can't hit or scold them.

"Yes, you still need to do your homework and improve your grades."

Chu Shijun then changed the subject, "However, tomorrow is Children's Day, your holiday."

He turned around and looked at Huang Shi.

"Comrade Huang Shi, I'm giving you a political task: for Children's Day, reduce the homework to just the basics, let the children have a happy two days of play, is that alright?"

"No problem, Secretary Chu, no problem. We will definitely make reasonable arrangements based on the actual teaching situation, and we will make sure the children have a good time. We will also inform the parents and pay attention to the students' safety."

Huang Shi quickly assured him.

Just kidding, you've already said it's a political task, what problem could I possibly have?

If there's a problem, it's that I'm the one with the problem.

"Wow, long live Uncle Chu!"

"Long live Uncle Chu!"

"Uncle Chu is so kind!"

"Uncle Chu is so cool!" (Don't doubt it, elementary school kids these days can come up with all sorts of jokes on the spot, some of which I, a twenty-something-year-old, don't even know.)

"..."

"Haha, as long as you're happy, that's all that matters. Okay, you all focus on your studies. If you encounter any difficulties, communicate with your teachers or parents promptly. You can also write to me; I'll read them all."

Chu Shijun waved to them and left the classroom.

The group walked quietly down the corridor, and once they were far from the classroom, Chu Shijun stopped and turned around, asking, "Do all schools have mailboxes as required?"

this……

The crowd looked at each other.

Finally, the pressure fell on the director of the Education Bureau under the watchful eye of Xu Nuojun, the Party Secretary of Tianhe City.

The director of the education bureau stepped forward, cursing under his breath, and said in a low voice, "Secretary Chu, this mailbox is set up in some schools in Tianhe City, mainly for students and teachers, going directly to our education department, and is checked once a month..."

"Some schools, once a month?"

Chu Shijun frowned.

"If I remember correctly, I proposed at the provincial conference that we should establish regular and irregular spot checks in all primary, secondary, and tertiary schools across the province. The provincial, municipal, and county governments and education departments should pay close attention to the learning and living conditions of students and teachers."

"You're giving me a discount, aren't you?"

After saying this, without waiting for a response from the trembling education bureau director and others, he looked at Ye Wentao and asked, "Wentao, what's the story behind the letters that come to my office each time?"