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Time flies, and two years have passed in the blink of an eye. During this time, Tang Zhicheng and Ye Fangfei have lived particularly happily. Every time Tang Zhicheng went out on a trip, he would bring back goods to sell. Over these two years, they saved quite a bit of money, and their savings have exceeded twenty thousand.
Although their lives were smooth, many significant events occurred outside. First, the digital gang collapsed, followed by the leaders being taken down one after another. Then, many anti-government figures returned to the city in succession. Now, every day outside is bustling with activity; some are joyfully reuniting with family members, while others are weeping bitterly upon hearing the tragic news of their loved ones. There have also been numerous disputes over property issues.
Seizing the opportunity, Ye Fangfei bought several small courtyards, ranging from a few dozen to over a hundred square meters. The courtyards are not large, but their locations are excellent. The prices are quite reasonable; each courtyard averages only three thousand yuan, with the smallest costing just over a thousand. Ye Fangfei acquired five courtyards for less than ten thousand yuan in total, which is very cheap.
Ye Fangfei has already made plans. She intends to buy more properties while they are still affordable, hoping to hold onto them for future appreciation. After that, she plans to take the college entrance examination and hopes to be assigned to a government department as a clerk after graduation. Indeed, even though modern-day Ye Fangfei has traveled back to the 1970s, becoming a stable government clerk remains her ultimate dream.
However, that is all in the future; for now, Ye Fangfei is busy reviewing high school material in preparation for college entrance exams.
"Honey, will the college entrance examination really be reinstated?" Tang Zhicheng asked curiously as he saw Ye Fangfei sitting there studying her high school textbooks.
"Of course it will be reinstated! Why don’t you study with me? We can take the exam together," Ye Fangfei replied confidently.
"I can’t do that; I wasn’t good at studying when I was in school. Besides, if we both go to school, who will earn money?" Tang Zhicheng refused.
"You don’t need to worry about us not having money while we’re both studying; we still have quite a bit saved up at home. Plus, there are subsidies for university students; if we budget carefully, it will be enough for us," Ye Fangfei reassured him.
"Subsidies for university? Really?" Tang Zhicheng was surprised. He had never thought about such a benefit—going to school not only without spending money but also receiving financial support.
"Yes! So you don’t need to worry; just focus on studying if you want to take the exam," Ye Fangfei encouraged him.
"Forget it, I'm just not cut out for it," Tang Zhicheng thought for a moment and then declined.
"Well, if you don't want to take the exam, then don't. But do you have any plans for the future?" Ye Fangfei asked.
"What plans could I have? Just go to work, I guess. But I've noticed that it seems like no one is managing the street vendors anymore," Tang Zhicheng replied, sharing his thoughts.
Ye Fangfei nodded, "You're right. It does seem like there's less oversight on speculation and profiteering these days."
"Maybe soon they'll officially allow business activities," she added.
"Can we really start our own business?" Tang Zhicheng's spirits lifted at the thought.
"It's possible. Look around; aren't there fewer Red Guards now? Plus, many people are coming back."
"I heard they're planning to restore the college entrance examination, so what's stopping them from allowing business?"
"If they do allow it, would you want to start a business?" Ye Fangfei knew these changes were inevitable, but she didn't dare confirm it to Tang Zhicheng.
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