Great Power Army Reclamation

The fourth child is already in his second year of junior high school, and he has no plans for his studies. In other words, he has been perfunctory in doing things that should be done at this age.

But he has really loved the catering industry since he was a child. In fact, this started when my mother took them back to Tangcheng.

He likes to eat meat, and he was basically able to eat meat freely when he was in Northern Xinjiang, but everything changed after he returned to Tangcheng. First, due to poor family conditions and restrictions on meat stamps, he was unable to eat meat in large quantities for several years. He really felt miserable in that kind of life.

Therefore, he cherishes it every time he can eat meat. Every time he saw meat at that time, countless ways to eat it would pop up in his mind, but in the end he still couldn't make the decision and could only eat the portion.

As he grew older, he began to make homemade knives and burn charcoal. Because no matter how you eat this meat? He still feels that barbecue can bring out the best flavor of the meat.

The family only knows that he roasts pork, mutton and beef. In fact, what I didn’t know is that he also grilled rat meat, hedgehog meat, and snake meat. You must know that if you eat this kind of meat, you will be beaten in northern families.

As he ate more meat, he gradually gained rich experience in all kinds of meat. Basically, by looking at the raw meat, he can basically determine how big the livestock is and how high the heat should be.

After arriving in the United States, he was confused for a while. Because the meat here is different from that in China. To put it bluntly, they generally have a short growth period and the meat is relatively tender.

Different meats naturally require different seasonings and roasting methods. It took the fourth child a full two years of research to completely grasp the rules. In fact, the meat here is more suitable for barbecue. When stewed, it does not have the same aroma as domestic meat.

When he opened his first store, he actually wanted to make enough food for himself. School lunches had always been a pain for him.

Have a burger and some chips and it's a meal? Is this completely fooling middle school students!

So after following his eldest brother back to Northern Xinjiang, he worked hard on his cooking skills. For Americans, the exquisiteness of southern cuisine is actually not suitable for them.

On the contrary, those rough northern meals are more suitable for their taste, because their understanding of rice is to eat enough. No one wants to waste time cooking.

Therefore, after systematically learning cooking, Laosi made up his mind to open this store. Of course, the capital was borrowed from my eldest brother.

Unexpectedly, as soon as the store opened, the business became booming without any publicity. The subsequent development is not something he can control. His original ideal is to make himself full.

How much money does he have today? He actually didn't know how many stores there were, and he didn't care too much. How much can he spend as a middle school student? Having five hundred dollars in your pocket every day is enough. If there are too many, it will be easily confiscated by my mother.

Originally he didn't want to show off his money, but later there were more and more bodyguards around him, and he couldn't bear to look at the increasingly disappointed eyes of those guys.

There is no way, you can only get paid if you help him fight. But there is no one in the school who dares to mess with him now? Even if someone looked at him wrongly, dozens of eyes would immediately stare at him. How could this conflict still happen?

The fourth child saw that it would not work if this situation continued, and there might be internal strife, because people often started to speak ill of their companions, and then they would naturally become dissatisfied if others found out. Two people will inevitably have conflicts. If this goes on for a long time, would it be weird if they don't fight?

So the fourth child began to change his strategy and direct the students' interests in other areas: "For example, in various sports, good grades will be rewarded. Good study will be rewarded."

Not to mention, after a period of time, the ones that changed the most were the original troubled teenagers. Because these guys are the most expressive and ambitious people.

The reward for the fourth child is not much, just a gift or a little pocket money. Because the young people themselves are not very eager.

For example, a certain baseball cap and a pair of shoes. Or a small gift for someone you love. Junior high school students here are different from those in China. No one can interfere with their love affairs. Therefore, the demand for gifts is highest among people of the opposite sex.

But how much can these cost? Not even a hundred dollars a day. Compared to the fourth child’s daily income, it was nothing more than a drop in the bucket.

Unlike Ye Yuze who said don't do anything if you can talk, Lao Si's principle is that if things can be solved with money, don't waste your brain.

Maybe it was a mistake, but with the material encouragement from the fourth child, these troubled teenagers gradually turned into various talents. Those thoughts are spent on how to get rewards instead of causing trouble.

The result is that the school is much quieter and the teachers have less worries. In the end, all kinds of feedback came to the principal, and the fourth child gradually surfaced and was exposed to the principal.

American education is definitely not focused on learning, but pays more attention to developing students' various potentials. A leader like Lao Si was quickly elected as the student representative of Jiafang. The English word is "Home room."

American middle schools have no concept of "class" since junior high school, because students choose courses, and teachers are in different classrooms, waiting for students to come to class. However, although there is no concept of "class", there is still the concept of "grade".

As for Jiafang, students of the same grade are divided into several large groups. In fact, each large group can also be called a "class" by us.

There is a gathering at a regular time every day. In a classroom, a teacher is responsible for telling them something related to the grade, such as when the whole grade will be photographed, when the graduation exam will be held, what important activities the school has recently, and course selection. When did it start, how did everyone participate, etc.

In addition, the state-wide unified examination is also conducted in the homeroom, because theoretically each student can choose courses of different grades. During the unified examination, students of the same grade must be tested together, so there must be a homeroom.

Don't underestimate Jiafang's student representatives. They want to represent Jiafang's classmates, that is, the opinions of students in the same grade, to participate in the principal's cabinet meeting, which is a bit like a parliament.

Reports are made to the principal at the weekly "Principal's Cabinet Meeting". That classroom is too hot, too cold, the school toilet is too smelly, which teacher is unfair. .are all questions that need to be addressed in the weekly meetings. American middle schools are run by students and adults.

Students who serve as representatives in the "Principal's Cabinet Meeting" are eligible to run for election as cadres of the school's student union. When it comes time for the election, the whole school is flooded with campaign advertisements. Candidates make extraordinary efforts to canvass votes, and the school's television will broadcast live campaign speeches. .It’s no different from a real election! The selected student leaders are all very capable of leadership.

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