Chronicles of the Seventies

141-150

Chapter 141: Report for monthly ticket 630 plus more Chapter 141: Report for monthly ticket 630 plus more
After Qin Zhen left on April 3rd, Li Xianglu prepared a new cotton quilt and mattress, three sheets, pillowcases, a rice bowl, toothbrush, toothpaste, two new sets of clothes, and bought some new shirts, shoes and socks.

There was also a jar of shredded pickled vegetables with red oil, a jar of diced chicken with spicy sauce, and a large jar of beef jerky. This was Qin Zhen's request. Otherwise, even if he was beaten to death, he would not go to Shanghai to study.

Qin Xi was so angry that he beat him up twice but it didn't help. However, when he thought about the fact that Qin Miao in the capital was not a good person at all, and now was not the right time, he thought it would be better for his brother to stay away from the capital. He didn't believe that Qin Miao could sleep in Shanghai.

On April 4th, the school reported its enrollment. This was the first college entrance examination enrollment in ten years, and everyone was extremely excited.

They didn't go too early. Qin Xi came on a bike in the morning and loaded Li Xianglu's quilt and other large items on the back of his bike. Li Xianglu also loaded their face-washing and tooth-brushing utensils on the back. They didn't bring any clothes. It was only half an hour's drive from home, so they could just come back if they didn't have enough to change.

When we arrived at nine o'clock, the place was already crowded with people. Li Xianglu was in a good mood seeing so many people carrying bags and net bags, all of them in high spirits.

Qin Xi helped Li Xianglu to register in a familiar way. At that time, going to university was free, and it was not until 1994 that tuition was started.

However, you still need to pay for books and accommodation.

If paid annually, accommodation costs 23 yuan a year, and that's for an eight-person room which is slightly better. Book fees are 12 yuan, so each person pays 35 yuan in total.

Although this amount of money may not seem like much, it is a third-level worker's monthly salary. Many people pay their fees by pooling their bills together.

Qin Xi registered two names, paid the fees for two people, and went to Li Xianglu's dormitory first with the dormitory notes.

There were many parents coming in and out today, so no one supervised the boys entering the girls' dormitory. Li Xianglu was assigned to the innermost dormitory on the first floor. She asked the dormitory manager about the first-come, first-served basis and then hurried in.

Li Xianglu was holding a net bag which contained a rice bowl, washbasin, toothbrush, towel and other utensils. Qin Xi was carrying a large quilt behind her.

The dormitory was rather simple, but fortunately it was a room for eight people, much better than a room for twelve people. Li Xianglu knocked on the door gently and pushed it open.

At this time, there were already three people in the room. Two of them were already lying on the bed. The other one was being helped by his family to pack up his things. He was sitting with his legs crossed and looking around. When he saw someone knocking on the door, he looked over curiously. Seeing that it was a man and a woman, he asked, "Who are you?"

Li Xianglu didn't like this tone, but everyone has their own personality, so she didn't need to make a fuss. She just smiled and said, "I'm from this dormitory."

After saying that, he opened the door and let Qin Xi in.

Li Xianglu looked at the room, which was about 15 square meters. Three people were already occupying the lower bunk of the four bunk beds, leaving just one more. Although it was next to the door, it was convenient after all.