During this time, the college entrance examination was not as highly regarded by parents as it became in the twenty-first century. Going to school was your own affair—if you succeeded in the exams, it was your ability; if you didn't, it was your lack of ability.
However, there were still many parents who paid close attention. On the exam day, they would personally escort their children or wait outside the exam venue.
Quan Sifang and Chu Qing were no exception.
With two children taking the exams at home, they were naturally very attentive, personally sending them off and watching them enter.
Quan Sifang and Chu Qing stood at the school entrance, watching their two daughters go inside, feeling a sense of comfort in their hearts.
Especially Chu Qing, whose joy was evident on her face. She wasn't worried at all about how they would perform inside or how well they would do.
