The National Day break always made people happy. At last, the students no longer had to sit in classrooms waiting to grow hemorrhoids; they could enjoy a proper break and get some rest.
Someone had specifically looked up a prison's daily schedule: get up at six in the morning, eat at seven, do physical labor all morning, eat lunch and rest at noon, then study skills and knowledge in the afternoon to provide inmates with paths to reemployment. In the evening, they watched the national news broadcast, began summarizing and reporting on the day's work at eight, and then had lights out and went to sleep at ten.
By comparison, apart from having to wake up an hour earlier for morning reading, students had, at the very least, exactly the same schedule...
This led many students to complain that going to school was like being in prison. Of course, this was because, for one thing, they did not like studying, and for another, their schedules were so packed that they truly felt stifled.
The National Day holiday could help them unwind. At least it could keep them from developing an aversion to school.
But a holiday was only a holiday, and they still had to go to school when the time came. After all, there were exams to take, weren't there? So, despite their immense reluctance, all the high schools in Bingzhou resumed classes on October 8.
"Good morning, Su Han." Cheng Tian walked into the classroom and greeted her.
"Good morning!" Su Han took Cheng Tian's bucket hat out of her schoolbag and handed it to him. "Here's your hat. I've washed it for you."
Taking the hat, Cheng Tian could even smell a faint rose fragrance on it. He lowered his head and sniffed it, then said with