Song Yunping was very happy.
In fact, she had already been happy before boarding the train home. Once she got on, seeing the changing scenery outside the window made her even happier.
"Classmate Xiao Ping, you're about to go home and see your husband and family. You must be very happy right now," a female classmate said as she leaned over with a grin.
Song Yunping smiled. "I was happy even before I got on the train. Wang Yan wrote to tell me that Jinling has changed a lot and everyone's lives are getting better and better. You should all take a good look. If you can really stay in Jinling afterward, that would be wonderful."
"Your man is really capable. The country has commended him several times already. When people talk about economic development now, aside from Guangdong Province and Shanghai, they'll definitely mention your Jinling. And they really are generous—I heard there are more than three hundred people this time?"
"They added more spots later. Counting faculty and staff from the various schools, there are more than four hundred people now."
"Your Jinling really is rich," the female classmate marveled again.
"It's not about being rich. It's about valuing talent. Jinling's development cannot do without outstanding people. With talent, our development can be better and faster. That's why they spent so much money—to let university students truly understand Jinling, stay in Jinling, and build Jinling."
"Your political awareness is pretty high too, Classmate Xiao Ping."
"It's all what Wang Yan said. A woman marries the man, for better or worse."
"Is Jinling really that good...?"
More and more people joined the conversation. The two hard-sleeper carriages were filled with Peking University's first batch of university students after the college entrance examination was reinstated. Once the subject had been