Even Eldest Brother Yun was somewhat surprised when he heard the news.
He was still striving for a promotion in a factory, unaware of the greater world beyond his own experiences, focused only on immediate benefits, which explained why, at the age of thirty, he had only managed to become a minor workshop director.
"Now, as long as children study hard, they will achieve results."
His nieces and nephews graduated from college in the nineties when the country had already begun to take off.
They also had opportunities to showcase their talents.
"University job allocation depends on grades and performance at school. They'll be assigned to better units based on these. Of course, you could choose not to be involved in your children's affairs, hoping they'll take over your positions. Unfortunately, they'll miss the boat. As times are advancing, some state-owned enterprises will disappear without reform, and there will be no such thing as job replacement anymore."
