Chronicles of the Seventies

211-220

Chapter 211 Chapter 216 Celebrations Delayed 9 Chapter 211 Chapter 216 Celebrations Delayed 9
Time passed quickly after school started in September. Li Xianglu was almost too busy to keep up. Now the country has entered an era of reconstruction. The victory of the counterattack a month ago has made the domestic situation more stable and allowed many countries to see China's power.

Although there was no plan for a National Day military parade in 1979, the school asked each class and club to prepare some programs to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the founding of our great country.

I have to study and rehearse the program at the same time, and I am almost too busy to handle it.

After observing for a while, Li Xianglu found that these three people did not move.

Those who transferred in studied very hard and were no different from other students. If we had to find a difference, it was that their academic performance was surprisingly good, even in foreign languages.

And Nabasha is an even more wonderful person. Her classes have become well-known throughout the school, and even students from Huaqing University across the street come to attend her classes from time to time.

A small classroom could no longer accommodate so many students, and the school was very happy with the students' thirst for knowledge, so they prepared a large lecture hall for Nabasa to teach.

From now on, whenever she has a class, you have to bring your student ID card to enter. The students who are originally in the class will go in and sit down first, followed by auditors, and finally students from other schools.

Nabasa seldom came to their dormitory in private. Apart from nodding and greeting occasionally, she never deliberately got close to any of them.

So everyone let down their guard, and even Li Xianglu couldn't help but wonder if she was overthinking.

The National Day celebration will be held on the afternoon of September 30th, which is three days away.

All the students who participated in the event put down their studies and took the time to rehearse.

The Foreign Languages Press has prepared a short play called "Defending the Homeland". It tells the story of a rich girl who left home in anger to join the revolution after seeing her father colluding with the Japanese. After the victory of the revolution, she returned home to find that her father had died in the war. Only then did she learn from her mother that her father had been serving the country. She regretted not asking clearly, but was also proud of her father's sacrifice.

The story is tortuous and infectious. It is in English dialogue, with various music and stage effects in between. The school teachers had to review it first, and they all applauded after reading it, saying it was so original. It was a praise for the revolutionaries who had sacrificed for the country. The form was tortuous and people couldn't guess the ending, so it was unanimously approved.

This play happened to be written by Li Xianglu, and she originally wrote it for fun. But who would have thought that Xi Yunmei would take a fancy to it so she found someone to prepare it.

Originally, Xi Yunmei wanted Li Xianglu to be the female lead, but Li Xianglu didn't want to. She had no talent for acting, and with such a bloody plot, she got goose bumps just thinking about the lines in it.

But she couldn't run away. A scene attendant was a must, helping to prepare clothes and other things, prepare lines and so on, and the heroine turned out to be Shen Yuehong.

The person who disappeared for a while reappeared. I originally thought that she would not come to the Foreign Languages Press again, but after school started, she appeared again, as if she had never been absent before.