A week slipped by quietly.
April 10th.
Other than needing to scan health codes to enter various places, take nucleic acid tests when leaving or entering the city, and wear masks in public, life seemed to have returned to normal.
Some companies resumed operations, some shops reopened, and malls, markets, and tourist attractions had regained some foot traffic, though it was still sparse—far less than before the pandemic.
Even though people could now leave the city, schools still had not reopened.
After all, students came from all over the country. Reopening school could be considered a large-scale mobilization.
Until the pandemic was completely under control, schools would not reopen.
But there was good news as well.
Luo Ye could go to the school track for morning runs.
At the same time, the new National Collegiate Computer Competition finally had some details confirmed.
This year's competition would take place in two and a half months, at the end of June, and last for a week.
If the pandemic improved by then, it would be held offline. If conditions remained limited, it could be held online instead.
There was plenty of time, so Tang Enqi frequently video-called Su Baizhou online during this period, asking her all sorts of questions.
She learned quickly, and with the foundation she had laid last semester, she was very confident about this Computer Competition.
Even so, her abilities were still far inferior to Su Baizhou's in the past. If she wanted to achieve results in this Computer Competition, she would need to work even harder.
Fairy Senior Sister also had something to do during this period.
She was going to take the teacher qualification exam.
She should have been able to obtain that certificate during her junior year.
But during her junior year, she had met Luo