Sept. 2, 2025
The Technical Secondary School I Attended
The technical secondary school I attended was in my hometown, the northern suburban area, about two or three kilometers from the city.
The houses in the school were all one-story buildings made of bricks and tiles.
Fifty-eight new students including me were enrolled in the school that year. We were divided into two classes and I was in Class One.
Our teachers graduated from different universities. The physics teacher graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China, and the philosophy teacher was from Nanjing University, and so on.
The subjects I learned in the school consisted of three parts: cultural courses that we would learn in high school, professional basic courses and professional courses.
We also did some practicums, such as metalwork practice in the factory attached to the school, driving practice in the school field, machine maintenance in a local factory and tractor-ploughing in some farms.
Our dormitory was a big house shared by us—23 male students. The beds we slept in were metal bunks. Every night we talked about a lot of nonsense in the dormitory before falling asleep.
A special type of plant in the school left a deep impression on me. They were short, planted as green belts, but the centers of their green leaves were white, which looked unique.
Now the school no longer exists. A few years ago, it was merged into a technical college. I guess many of the teachers may not be there anymore because they were quite old then. But some young teachers must still be around, since they were only a few years older than us.
After graduation, we were all assigned to the agricultural machinery departments in different counties, because our major was agricultural machinery-related.
The Technical Secondary School I Attended
The technical secondary school I attended was in my hometown, thein a northern suburban area, about two or three kilometers from the city.
The houses in the schoolschool's buildings were all one-story buildingstructures made of bricks and tiles.
Fifty-eight new students including me were enrolled in the school that year.
We were divided into two classes and I was in Class One.
Our teachers had graduated from different universities.
The physics teacher graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China, and the philosophy teacher was from Nanjing University, and so on.
The subjects I learned in the school consisted of three parts: cultural courses that we would learnsimilar to those in high school, professional basic courses and professional courses.
We also did some practicums, such as metalwork practice in the factory attached to the school, driving practice ion the school field, machine maintenance inat a local factory, and tractor-ploughing ion some farms.
Our dormitory was a big house shared by us—23 male students.
The beds we slept in were metal bunks.
Every night we talked about a lotll sorts of nonsense in the dormitory before falling asleep.
A special type of plant inat the school left a deep impression on me.
They were short, and planted as green belts, but the centers of their green leaves were white, which looked unique.
Now tThe school no longer exists.
A few years ago, it was merged into a technical college.
I guess many of the teachers may not be there anymore because, as they were quite old then.
But somHowever, some of the younger teachers must still be around, since they were only a few years older than us.
After graduation, we were all assigned to the agricultural machinery departments in different counties, because our major was related to agricultural machinery-related.
Sept. 3, 2025
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The technical secondary school I attended was in my hometown, the northern suburban area, about two or three kilometers from the city. The technical secondary school I attended was in my hometown, |
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We were divided into two classes and I was in Class One. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Our teachers graduated from different universities. Our teachers had graduated from different universities. |
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The physics teacher graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China, and the philosophy teacher was from Nanjing University, and so on. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The subjects I learned in the school consisted of three parts: cultural courses that we would learn in high school, professional basic courses and professional courses. The subjects I learned in the school consisted of three parts: cultural courses |
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Our dormitory was a big house shared by us—23 male students. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The beds we slept in were metal bunks. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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We also did some practicums, such as metalwork practice in the factory attached to the school, driving practice in the school field, machine maintenance in a local factory and tractor-ploughing in some farms. We also did some practicums, such as metalwork practice in the factory attached to the school, driving practice |
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Every night we talked about a lot of nonsense in the dormitory before falling asleep. Every night we talked about a |
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A special type of plant in the school left a deep impression on me. A special type of plant |
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They were short, planted as green belts, but the centers of their green leaves were white, which looked unique. They were short |
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Now the school no longer exists.
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A few years ago, it was merged into a technical college. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I guess many of the teachers may not be there anymore because they were quite old then. I guess many of the teachers may not be there anymore |
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But some young teachers must still be around, since they were only a few years older than us.
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After graduation, we were all assigned to the agricultural machinery departments in different counties, because our major was agricultural machinery-related. After graduation, we were all assigned to the agricultural machinery departments in different counties |
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