YM778.TV Chapter 300 - 300: Obligatory Law Enforcement
Chapter 300 - 300: Obligatory Law Enforcement
“…” Xi Ze silently looked at his teammates, who were caught eavesdropping and had awkward expressions on their faces. “What are you guys doing? If there’s anything you want to know, you can just ask directly. There’s no need to eavesdrop so hard.”
“Who, who said we were eavesdropping?” The student whose collar was grabbed by Professor Wang had an idea. He was the first to react and retorted, “We are just lying on our backs. According to research, exercise helps to relieve nervousness and anxiety, and it inspires the brain to get more inspiration! ”
The student poked the few students beside him, and they immediately nodded.
“Yes, yes, yes!”
“That’s it. We use sports to get inspiration!”
“…” Xi Ze had a ‘do you think I’ll believe you’ expression on his face as he said calmly, “If I really believe it, then you can change your fourth debater. If 1 continue to be the fourth debater, you will definitely lose.”
The fourth debate was Xi Ze himself.
“This… There is no need to make it sound so serious.” One of the students spoke hesitantly.
Xi Ze crossed his arms in front of his chest and looked at them calmly. “But I didn’t believe it, so who do you think should be replaced?”
Everyone looked at each other in silence, then looked at the student who spoke first.
“…” The student rubbed his nose awkwardly and quickly hid behind Professor Wang.
The first stop Su Xun brought Xi Wan around the campus was the university’s law school.
The banner at the entrance of the law school matches the characteristic of the law school. It was very consistent with the typical impression of law students.
Xi Wan raised her head and saw the banner with the words ‘Law Enforcement’ written on it. It urged everyone to abide by the law and learn to use the weapon of the law to protect their lives and property. It also publicized the law school’s monthly voluntary law enforcement activities.
“When did the compulsory law enforcement activities begin? Where do they usually start?” Xi Wan looked at Su Xun with great interest. “Have you participated?”
She asked this question because, in Xi Wan’s opinion, the entire university town did not seem to have any compulsory law enforcement activities. This was because when Xi Wan was still in university, the Ministry of Education had set up a compulsory course in every university to teach students how to protect themselves and use the law to protect their own interests.
Although this compulsory course was a law course, the requirements were not strict. As long as one could score 70 points in the final exam, they would pass.
[70 points isn’t harsh?] The system questioned: [If such a requirement is placed in the university exam, you’re definitely forcing the university students to study hard!]
“Is there?” Xi Wan asked in a relaxed tone. “I think it’s very easy. It’s only 70 points. I used to be able to guarantee more than 80 points in every subject!’ [ … You’re amazing.] The system shut up.
“We’ve all experienced things a hundred times harsher than this,” Xi Wan said. “We’re the future pillars of the country who have been tempered by the college entrance examination. A mere seventy points is nothing!’
Su Xun smiled and said, “There was this activity when I was a freshman. I heard that this activity was suggested by a senior to the dean. After many discussions, the school finally decided on a monthly rule. I was lucky enough to participate.”
“Then where do they carry out the legal promotion activities? The
countryside?” Xi Wan asked.
Su Xun nodded. “Basically, they are all held in the countryside. After all, you know that university students have specialized law enforcement classes. There’s no need for us to educate them. On the contrary, some backward and remote areas really need such law enforcement activities.”
“l see… Just as I guessed!” Xi Wan was very happy that she had guessed the answer correctly. She continued to ask, “Then where is the furthest you’ve gone? Did you encounter any difficulties?”
Su Xun thought about it seriously and frowned. “The furthest one was during the National Day holiday. Four teachers from our academy brought twenty of us students to a small town near the border in a poor county in the southwest to teach the primary and secondary students..”