Chapter 83: Quick Transmigration: Film & Television Multiverse Chapter 83 Sudden Outbreak

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Protagonist:

Lin Hao

After several days of recovery, Tian Yulan finally woke up.

She slowly opened her eyes, looking at the white ceiling and the familiar medical equipment around her, and a complex surge of emotion rose in her heart.

It must be said, her life is truly hard. After experiencing such a severe car accident, she actually managed to survive.

The first thing Tian Yulan did upon waking was look for Yan Ziyou. She asked weakly, "Where is Zi You? Where is my Zi You?"

However, she was told that Yan Ziyou had already been transferred to another hospital, and no one knew where he had gone. Tian Yulan was struck as if by lightning; her body swayed, and she nearly fell.

Cai Juying was also full of shock; she had only just learned that Yan Ziyou had been transferred. She hurriedly grabbed a nurse and asked, "Nurse, what is going on? How was the child transferred? Where was he transferred to?"

The nurse shook her head helplessly and said, "We aren't clear either. The family requested the transfer. We don't know the specific destination; it seems they went abroad."

Tian Yulan was frantic with worry; she immediately took out her mobile phone to contact Yan Peng.

After the call connected, Tian Yulan asked anxiously, "Yan Peng, how could you take Zi You abroad without telling me? How is he now? Which country did you go to? Which hospital?"

Yan Peng on the other end of the phone was silent for a moment, then slowly said, "Yulan, I had no choice either. Zi You's condition is very bad. Domestic doctors said going abroad might offer better treatment methods. I didn't want to delay any longer, so I took him and left. As for where we went, I can't tell you right now. Once Zi You's condition stabilizes, I will contact you."

Hearing Yan Peng's words, Tian Yulan felt as if a knife were twisting in her heart. She choked out, "Yan Peng, you must take good care of Zi You and let him get better soon. I will wait for you to come back."

Yan Peng sighed and said, "Yulan, you focus on recovering from your injuries. Once Zi You is better, we'll discuss future matters." After speaking, he hung up the phone.

Tears streamed down Tian Yulan's face. She leaned against the hospital bed, her heart filled with regret and self-blame. She knew Yan Peng was doing it for Zi You's own good, but as a mother, she couldn't be by her child's side, and this made her feel indescribable pain and helplessness.

Cai Juying watched her daughter's pained appearance from the side, her heart full of heartache. She gently embraced Tian Yulan and comforted her, "Yulan, don't be sad anymore. Zi You will definitely get better. We have to trust Yan Peng; he will take good care of Zi You."

Tian Yulan leaned in her mother's embrace and silently nodded. She knew that the only thing she could do now was wait, wait for Zi You to recover and return. She secretly swore an oath that once Zi You came back, she would definitely make up for her past mistakes and give Zi You a warm, happy home.

Meanwhile, Zhong Yi was still working hard every day.

He shuttled between the classroom and the office, his busy figure never stopping.

However, he gradually discovered that more and more people were trying to use all sorts of connections to get their children into his cram school.

The parents' enthusiasm caught him somewhat off guard; every day there were countless phone calls and visits, leaving him overwhelmed.

Zhong Yi also learned of Yan Ziyou's condition, and combined with his recent observations of the children in the tutoring class, he felt that primary school students' coursework was still quite heavy. Zhong Yi fell into deep thought; he began to seriously consider the problems behind this phenomenon.

After careful consideration, Zhong Yi decided to issue a statement. He sat at his office desk and solemnly wrote every word, repeatedly weighing the phrasing.

The statement was released. It read: "Wukong Education will no longer open so-called Wukong Classes or Competition Classes for primary school. Primary school stage tutoring will only strengthen teaching content based on the textbook. We should let children enjoy a happy childhood at the appropriate age, rather than be bound by excessive academic pressure."

This statement was like a huge stone thrown into a calm lake, stirring up not a small ripple. Many parents, seeing the statement, felt very disappointed.

They complained one after another: "Teacher Zhong, why cancel these classes? Our children need better educational resources; only then can they stand out in the competition."

Some parents even tried to persuade Zhong Yi to change his mind: "Teacher Zhong, please reconsider. These classes are very important for the children's future."

However, Zhong Yi's decision did not waver. He patiently explained to the parents: "Parents, I understand your feelings. But we cannot only focus on children's grades while ignoring their physical and mental health. The primary school stage is a critical period for children's growth. They should have enough time to play, to explore, to discover their own interests and hobbies. Excessive academic pressure will only make them lose the joy of childhood, and may even have a negative impact on their future."

Although many parents did not understand Zhong Yi's approach, this statement received praise from the education authorities.

The leadership of the education authorities gave high praise to Zhong Yi's decision: "Teacher Zhong, your approach is very correct. We should advocate quality education, letting children learn and grow in a relaxed and happy atmosphere. Your declaration has set a good role model for the entire education industry."

Zhong Yi's statement also aroused widespread attention and discussion from all sectors of society. Some education experts expressed their views one after another, supporting Zhong Yi's decision. They believed that primary school stage education should aim to cultivate children's comprehensive quality, not simply pursue grades. Only by letting children grow in a healthy, happy environment can they become responsible, creative future pillars of society.

Winter vacation arrived as scheduled. Zhong Yi had originally planned with great anticipation to take the children on a study tour. He had meticulously prepared for a long time, envisioning countless scenes of the children happily learning and broadening their horizons during the tour. However, a sudden epidemic shattered this beautiful plan.

The entire city seemed to have been put on pause; the streets no longer had bustling crowds. Schools, shopping malls, and other venues closed one after another. Everyone had to stay at home, unable to go anywhere. Zhong Yi looked at the empty streets outside the window, his heart full of helplessness and loss. He thought of those children who had originally been full of anticipation, wondering how disappointed they must be at this moment.

Only then did Zhong Yi recall that the original drama also had this segment. He couldn't help but slap his own forehead in annoyance, blaming himself for how he could have forgotten such an important matter.

Zhong Yi sat at his writing desk, thinking about how to continue providing education and help to the children during this special period. He decided to utilize online platforms to conduct online teaching, allowing the children to continue learning at home. Although they could no longer communicate and interact face-to-face as before, he believed that as long as everyone worked together with one heart, they would certainly get through this difficult period.