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Author: Chen Jin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The book is rich in metaphors, with witty and humorous language, profoundly critiquing the flaws of the education system. It showcases both intellectual depth and literary brilliance, emphasizing plot development. In today's flood of literary works, it stands out as a rare classic. The book touches upon the problems of exam-oriented education, with a writing style reminiscent of Fortress Besieged and Triple Doors. The wisdom and cunning evident between the lines surpass those of the aforementioned works. Written by a seventeen-year-old teenager, it is truly remarkable. The book tells the story of a student who pays for his own schooling, chronicling his three years in high school. The protagonist, Lu Fanying, was initially a very intelligent student. However, due to an accident during the high school entrance exam, he failed to get into a key high school and had to attend a regular class at a municipal key school. He vowed to work hard for three years to get into a key university. But things didn't go as planned. At this high school, both the students and teachers in the key classes looked down on the regular class students, considering them outsiders who dragged the school down. Lu Fanying had no choice but to endure humiliation and work tirelessly, eventually passing the class division exam to enter the science key class. However, the "stigma" of coming from a regular class still made him face discrimination everywhere. His hopes for the physics competition were dashed, and his plan to transfer his household registration to Hainan for the college entrance exam also fell through, leaving him even more despondent. During the college entrance exam, he accidentally filled in the wrong position on his English answer sheet.