Chapter 9: , Even Black and White Impermanence can't stop it
Before reading preschool, the two basically didn't say anything.
From preschool to the sixth grade, the two were both desk mates and competitors in learning, alternating taking first place in the class, time after time.
For seven full years, the first place had been tumbling back and forth in their hands, and it had never fallen to anyone else.
People gave the nickname Black and White Double Evil.
But after reading junior high school, the gap between the two widened instantly. At this time, Yang Yingwen seemed to have opened a hang, and every time she was the first in the whole school, junior high was, and high school was still.
And what was Li Heng doing when he just entered junior high? Fighting, taking revenge and washing away shame.
Hui County is a famous poverty-stricken county, and the folk customs have been fierce since ancient times, and rural junior high schools are even more unbearable. Because there were too many children born in this batch, the quality was uneven, and the school groups were varied, men and women, brothers and sisters, running rampant.
He and Zhang Zhiyong had just stepped into the town middle school with their front feet, and their back feet suffered the betrayal of their childhood playmate Liu Shuiweng.
Liu Shuiweng relied on his cousin being a poor student and mixed-race, often calling his cousin and a group of people into the dormitory to collect protection fees.
In just one month, Li Heng and Zhang Zhiyong were robbed four times, every time the money was robbed, and every time their bellies were kicked.
The fifth time, because the money was not enough, they were beaten by Liu Shuiweng's two brothers with people in the dormitory.
After being beaten hard, Li Heng and Zhang Zhiyong and others who endured to the limit broke out. Not only did they gather classmates who had been bullied in school to fight them, but they also often blocked Liu Shuiweng's two brothers on the way home from school.
At its peak, dozens of classmates who had been bullied by them came to Shangwan Village together to surround the Liu family, holding sticks and smashing, asking for an explanation.
That was the time, Liu Shuiweng's two brothers, who were trembling with fear, felt what fear was from the bottom of their hearts. Later, under the adjustment of school teachers and the village committee, not only did they sign and draw a guarantee letter, but their parents were also forced to pay double the money to compensate everyone, and they walked around when they saw them on the road in the future.
This matter looks quite arrogant and very glorious, but in fact, the gain is not worth the loss.
Because he didn't study hard for more than a semester, Li Heng's glory was no longer there, and his grades plummeted.
I remember that there were 15 classes in the first grade of junior high, about a thousand people, and his grades were ranked after 250 in the school. This was still the result of relying on his math talent, almost full marks every time.
And compared to the eye-catching math, English looked extremely miserable. Not only did it never pass, but the highest score was 53, and even half of that was guessed, which was truly deeply remembered.
Watching Chen Zi Jin being a regular in the top 20 of the school, and Yang Yingwen firmly occupying the first place in the school, Li Heng was stimulated by Tian Run'e's sentence "Full cub, why can't you get a certificate in junior high?"
Entering the second year of junior high, his self-esteem awakened, and he decided to work hard to catch up with them.
After day and night of hard study, other subjects were okay, and he could slowly catch up.
Only English, sigh, it was a headache. He was like a frosted eggplant that didn't enter oil and salt, and he couldn't find the trick to get started.
And Yang Yingwen's English was very fierce, fierce to what extent? Full marks every time, able to talk fluently with the teacher in class, making all the teachers in the school remember this cow person.
Maybe fate had arrived, and for three years in junior high, the two were still in class 125, still classmates.
Once after English class, Li Heng, who was confused, held a humble attitude and asked this girl for advice:
"Yingwen, what does decidetodosth mean?"
Hearing this, Yang Yingwen in the front row turned halfway and said in a mocking tone:
"Yeah! Li Heng, don't you often get full marks in math and fighting? Why do you need to read books?"
After saying this sentence full of irony, she turned back and continued to bury her head in doing her own things, really not telling him.
It was just after class, and there were many people watching around. Li Heng, who was ruthlessly ridiculed, stood bent over, unable to get off the stage for a while.
He regretted it very much, regretted why he didn't walk a few more steps to the 129 class on the third floor to ask Chen Zi Jin?
At this time, Xiao Han, Yang Yingwen's desk mate, curled her lips, looked at him several times after being quirky, and unexpectedly helped him solve the siege, taught him the detailed structure of this sentence pattern, and gave three examples.
At that moment, Xiao Han's figure infinitely magnified in his heart, like the Guanyin Bodhisattva in the world, with light shining on all, saving all living beings.
So much so that for a long time, he couldn't figure out why the other party would help himself?
Finally, he attributed this to: the shark was tired of the smell of blood and occasionally did a good deed.
The reason why he said this is because Li Heng and Xiao Han hadn't spoken throughout the first year of junior high, and the two had also had disputes because of grabbing stools, and had quarreled fiercely twice.
It wasn't like later generations, tables and chairs were particularly precious, and if they were broken, they had to be compensated to the school at double the price.
So everyone liked to make a mark on the stool, such as writing their own name, signing the ownership. It was a bit like a dog peeing to circle the territory.
Every time Xiao Han teamed up with three little sisters to scold him alone, he was sprayed to the point of being bruised and battered, and he was not an opponent at all.
Where was the good brother Zhang Zhiyong at that time? He was pretending to be dumb on the side, watching the play cheaply.
After the incident, this heartless guy raised his right fist, stuck his chicken neck and argued with reason: Everyone recognizes Xiao Han as the best-looking girl in our school, I'm stupid to scold her with you.
decidetodosth, Xiao Han taught very seriously and meticulously, Li Heng seemed to be poured by divine power, and suddenly opened up the Ren and Du meridians, and English gradually improved from then on.
First it was passing, then to 70 points, and later it stabilized above 80 points.
Because of asking for advice on English, the relationship between Li Heng and Yang Yingwen entered a trough during the second year of junior high.
Although the two sides were front and back row seats, she would occasionally say a few words if she was fast, but they had crossed each other out of the friend list.
Or rather, because he frequently caused trouble and fought in the first year of junior high, he became an object that Yang Yingwen hated very much, and she crossed him out.
Starting from the second year of junior high, Li Heng ushered in his spring again, all subjects caught up, and his school ranking rose rapidly.
And in the last few mock exams in the third year of junior high, he rushed into the top 20 of the school in one go, obtaining the qualification to take the first and second middle schools.
In this era, there were only 35 places in the former town middle school to apply for the first and second middle schools, just enough to fill a bus.
And these 35 people's high school entrance examination rooms were set up separately in the first and second middle schools. The town was 100 miles away from the county seat, and there were special buses to pick them up, and they were invigilated by teachers from their own school. Other places' candidates wouldn't recruit even if their scores met the standard.
In a word, the high school entrance examination was not taken in the first and second middle school examination rooms, people didn't trust your real grades.
It's just that cow-like!
Seeing that he really turned back, Yang Yingwen took the initiative to talk to him several times later and apologized to him. The relationship between the two was inexplicably eased and returned to normal when reading high school.
Once about this matter, he asked this ponytail girl while drunk: "Why treat yourself like this?"
Yang Yingwen asked back: "Did you ever hate me?"
He thought for a moment and gave an honest answer: "I wouldn't call it hate, but I do hold a grudge in my heart. After all, our relationship used to be so good."
Yang Yingwen stared at the wine in the cup and said for a long time: "I don't know why I was hot-headed and said that, maybe it was hating iron for not becoming steel. You were really too disappointing to me in the first year of junior high."
The reason why he abandoned the iron rice bowl of civil servant and went to sea to do business was because of her constant bewitchment.
Speaking of which, there is a funny story about Yang Yingwen's name.
When her mother was pregnant with her, she dreamed of the star of literature descending to the world. After waking up, her mother was so excited, ha, she told everyone that the belly must be a boy, and he must be good at reading.
The result, obviously, was only half right. It was a girl, but reading was indeed fierce.
And the name "Yingwen" was to pray for the good dream to come true and fulfill the meaning of the star of literature.
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