good old days

Jiang Xinyu was a little confused. Didn't Jiang Baoqin's father know that Jiang Baoqin was in a mental hospital before? Why did he come to support her now?Or were you stumbling over farm work before?

But she wanted to see Song Minghan be unlucky. Whether he did it intentionally or not, he caused her to give birth ahead of schedule last time. She was lucky to give birth to the child smoothly, but it didn't mean she didn't remember it.

Being entangled by Jiang Baoqin's family, are Song Minghan's good days over?
Her mother told her the news because she was afraid that she would be innocently affected.

Song Minghan sent Jiang Baoqin to the mental hospital as her husband. If Jiang Baoqin's father went to the mental hospital to pick her up, he would definitely be able to take her back. After all, he was her biological father.

But Jiang Xinyu didn't want her to come out. Even if she did, she would still have to pay the price for what happened last time. As for Song Minghan, if Jiang Baoqin didn't come out, wouldn't he not have to pay any price at all?Then let her come out and make trouble before going back in.

Turning her steps, she went to the office to find Professor Yu.

Apart from the factors involving Song Minghan and Jiang Baoqin, Professor Yu truly taught her as a disciple.This old man seems to be difficult to get along with, but he is actually very nice to the people he values.

Tell him what happened so that they can have a mental preparation and response plan.

After all, compared to Song Minghan, Jiang Baoqin, this crazy woman, is much more hateful.

There were other teachers in the office at this time, but she didn't speak for a while. Professor Yu saw her expression was different and thought she had encountered some difficulties in life, so he took the initiative to speak outside.

"What's wrong with opening your mouth?"

Even though he said caring words, Yu Xiling didn't have a smile on his face.

Jiang Xinyu: "My mother called the school before and said that Jiang Baoqin's father would come to the capital to support Jiang Baoqin. I think I need to tell you about this."

Yu Xiling's brows furrowed, and he looked even more difficult to get along with.

Jiang Xinyu continued: "If she comes out of the mental hospital, can she bear criminal responsibility?"

Professor Yu nodded, "That's how it should be."

Jiang Xinyu couldn't hold back and was ready to speak openly.

"Teacher Yu, I respect you very much and know that you intend to train me. I am very grateful, but there are some things I still want to say."

She couldn't explain it clearly at once, but she always felt awkward in her heart.

"Song Minghan and I admired each other in the past, but we no longer had any contact. That time Jiang Baoqin would go crazy in school. I think Song Minghan used me to intentionally lead Jiang Baoqin to go crazy. This matter has been in my mind for a long time."

This would affect the friendship between teachers and students, but she could not have normal teacher-student interactions with Professor Yu as long as she was stuck like this.

Yu Xiling didn't speak for a long time.

He still remembers that when he was in the Wuliqiao Brigade, his grandson always went to him after dark, sometimes giving him things, sometimes talking to him.

His grandson said that he had a girl he liked. She was smart, beautiful and considerate. Later, he took it for granted that it was Jiang Baoqin who was brought there by his grandson.

Even though her family was not rich, she often helped old guys like them. She did not forget to study and improve herself while doing farm work.

Many things that happened in Wuliqiao Brigade showed that she was a motivated and kind-hearted girl.

After marrying her grandson, a lot of embarrassing things happened in her family, but he thought that parents are parents and children are children. Since his grandson is married, he should be responsible for the girl to the end.

Unexpectedly, after arriving in the capital, his grandson's wife became more and more outrageous, paranoid and crazy. He suppressed his grandson's desire to divorce her until Jiang Xinyu was so angry that she gave birth prematurely.

If he had divorced the two of them when he was in Wuliqiao Commune, these things would not have happened later, and his grandson, a sensible and filial child, would not have relied on scheming to achieve his own goals.It would have been nice if it was Jiang Xinyu who married her grandson. Unfortunately, this was the case and everything was too late.

He didn't speak, and she continued: "I feel much better after saying these words to you."

She shrugged, "Teacher Yu, I'll go back first."

Professor Yu called her down, "Don't leave yet. There are some problems with what you handed in last time. Let me tell you about it."

Things in life are matters in life. Things that your grandson does require a formal apology, but those things should not affect study.

Jiang Xinyu was quite surprised, so whether she said it or not, Professor Yu's attitude towards her didn't change at all?

Is it because older people have experienced more and don’t take those things seriously?

The teacher in the office has left, leaving only Jiang Xinyu, who is taking notes in a notebook, and Yu Xiling, who is explaining.

Jiang Xinyu remembered the meaning of these uncommon terms, and seeing that there was insufficient light, she got up and turned on the light.

Professor Yu asked her after drinking the water: "Do you want to do translation work in the future?"

Jiang Xinyu asked: "Which kind of unit? Foreign affairs department or translation institute?"

There are many units to choose from after graduating from her major, and it is not up to her to decide where she will be assigned.

Hearing her mention the translation office, Yu Xiling thought of her old friends who worked at the translation office in the past.

In the past ten years, although the translation institute no longer existed, his old friends were forced to do a lot of work without dignity and remuneration.

Those things were not wonderful at all. Yu Xiling put the cup aside and said: "If you want to take over some translation work from the publishing house, I can introduce you to the editor-in-chief of the publishing house."

With him as his check, the quality of her translations will be guaranteed, and he won't worry about defective products flowing into bookstores and misleading readers.

"Last year, the National Publishing Administration restored the remuneration system that had been abolished for ten years. Although the current remuneration is not much, it is still a bit."

Jiang Xinyu's eyebrows moved slightly, "Teacher, are you trying to compensate me?" Are you helping Song Minghan pay off his debt?

Yu Xiling shook his head, "That's not the case. Your English level has improved very quickly, but there is still room for improvement. Your spoken English is very good. Overall, it is not bad. Overall, it exceeds my expectations. Since your level is not bad, there is no harm in trying it in advance. Now The salary for translators is not high, so just think of it as training yourself."

But this is not compensation. If Minghan did something wrong, I will formally ask him to apologize to you. "

Jiang Xinyu knew very well what Yu Xiling was like in class. He always had a serious face. Even if he praised a classmate, that comrade would not dare to be complacent at that time, because it was very likely that the next sentence would be "Pride makes people... Regressed.

Jiang Xinyu felt a little pleased when she heard the serious Professor Yu praising herself.

She is happy to do paid translations, even if the amount is small.

"Teacher, how is the current royalties calculated?"

Yu Xiling: "Depending on the quality of the translation, the minimum price per thousand words is one yuan and the maximum price is five yuan."

Compared with the past, it is really far behind.

Some readers said before that there was no remuneration in that era. I searched online and found that the 1977-year remuneration system was restored and abolished in 10. A notice stipulated that a low remuneration system should be implemented, and remuneration should be paid in one lump sum based on the quality of the work and the number of words. In 1980, it was increased again. There was a basic remuneration, and later it was a basic remuneration + remuneration for the number of print runs.