Rebirth: Starting from a Trainee Teacher

Chapter 324: The difference between day and night
After Yang's mother and the little girl rested, it was late at night and Zhou Jing and Yang Wenwen started watching a movie.

Teacher Feng is a very classic movie and one of Zhou Jing’s favorites. He has always kept it in his online disk.

"Is this the teacher that boys often talk about?"

Yang Wenwen was so sad that she had no tears left. She actually accompanied Zhou Jing to watch such a movie.

"Correct."

Zhou Jing hugged Yang Wenwen and nodded.

Yang Wenwen pursed her lips and said, "Do you think she is beautiful?"

"Mainly sexiness."

Zhou Jing stared at the movie screen. Teacher Feng's every smile and frown was so charming.

"You are such a jerk. When did you read it?"

Yang Wenwen pinched Zhou Jing's leg and said.

“It’s my first time watching it.”

Zhou Jing said with a smile.

"Only ghosts believe it."

Yang Wenwen snorted.

Watching the movie, Zhou Jing and Yang Wenwen gradually felt as if they were actually there, but Zhou Jing patiently finished watching it.

The next day was Saturday, and the construction site did not have a normal weekend off. Salaries were calculated on a daily basis. In order to boost employee enthusiasm, employees were allowed two days of paid leave each month. Leave must be requested in advance and arranged by the General Affairs Department.

After having breakfast at Yang Wenwen’s house, Zhou Jing met up with Bai Xiyao and went to Yinsha Community.

Both of them drove to the construction site. It was not yet time to go to work, so everyone gathered and Bai Xiyao said a few words.

There aren’t any high-risk operations in the Yinsha Community power engineering project, but it’s easier to get injured when the weather is cold.

A brief morning meeting was held, after which everyone entered the construction site and took up their respective positions.

At noon, Zhou Jing went to Gu Jia's house to have lunch with Gu's mother. In the evening, he would write a novel and then go to Yang Wenwen's house in the afternoon.

Yang's mother went shopping, the little girl was taking a nap, and Yang Wenwen was watching the movie "Confucius". She paused the movie and poured Zhou Jing a glass of water.

"Confucius played by Chow Yun-fat?"

Zhou Jing sat at the table and watched the movie together. He had never seen this movie in his previous life.

"Well, it tells the story of Confucius's life of wandering."

Yang Wenwen nodded and said.

"It shows that Confucianism was difficult to be recognized in that war-torn era. This is the limitation of Confucianism. It cannot rely entirely on moral constraints. Talking about morality to people without morality is like playing the lute to a cow. Legalism is more suitable for governing a country. The powerful countries in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were mainly Legalists."

Zhou Jing took a sip of water, put down the cup, put his arm around Yang Wenwen's waist and said.

"Indeed, Confucianism is too idealistic, especially the idea that human nature is inherently good, which has pushed Confucianism to an extreme. Confucianism is suitable for peacetime."

Yang Wenwen leaned towards the boy and said.

Zhou Jing smiled and said, "Do you think human nature is good or evil?"

"I think so." Yang Wenwen thought and said, "Human nature is neither good nor evil. Children who are still immature are like a blank piece of paper. Good adults can become bad, and bad adults can also repent."

"In short, human nature cannot be defined so simply."

Yang Wenwen shook her head. In her opinion, both the views that human nature is good and the views that human nature is evil are extreme.

"The integration of Confucianism, Legalism and Taoism is the most ideal and practical, isn't it?"

Zhou Jing kissed Yang Wenwen on the cheek.

"Well, Legalism is the basic framework, and morality needs laws to maintain it."

Yang Wenwen picked up the boy's teacup, took a sip and said.

In the evening, Zhou Jing and Yang Wenwen can discuss the education of love, and during the day they can discuss the various schools of thought, which is very interesting.

"What are the six arts of a gentleman?"

Zhou Jing licked Yang Wenwen's neck and said.

"Rites, music, archery, charioteering, calligraphy, and mathematics correspond to modern education, which are moral education, art, physical education, Chinese, and mathematics."

Yang Wenwen is a Chinese teacher after all, so this kind of question is not difficult for her.

"It must be said that Confucianism is very advanced and emphasizes all-round development."

As a modern man, Zhou Jing felt inferior to her. Holding Yang Wenwen's waist, Zhou Jing's hands unconsciously slipped into Yang Wenwen's clothes.

During the day at home, Yang Wenwen did not wear a bra, but a vest.

Yang Wenwen pinched the boy's arm but did not push him away.

The two were very intimate while watching the movie until the little girl came in after waking up from her nap.

"Dad, I'm hungry."

The little girl was a little dazed after just waking up, and said cutely while lying on Zhou Jing's legs.

"Mom will cook for you."

Yang Wenwen looked at the time and it was almost time for her daughter to eat, so she got up to cook.

The little girl muttered, "I don't want to eat."

"Then what do you want to eat?"

Zhou Jing rubbed the little girl's head and said.

"I want to eat." The little girl looked at the closet and thought for a moment before saying, "I want to eat bear biscuits and milk."

"You can only eat snacks after you have eaten."

Yang Wenwen tapped her daughter's forehead and left the bedroom.

After watching Yang Wenwen leave, the little girl whispered to Zhou Jing to find some snacks.

Zhou Jingxin was soft-hearted towards children and couldn't stand her acting coquettishly, so he opened the wardrobe and took out a bag of cookies from the snack box for the little girl.

"Daddy eats too."

The little girl ate one tablet and fed one tablet to Zhou Jing.

Zhou Jing opened her mouth and ate. The little girl was very sensible and knew to share with adults.

Yang Wenwen was cooking in the kitchen, making handmade noodles, kneading the noodles and preparing dishes, stir-frying a dish with baby cabbage, making noodles into sheets, and making a bowl for Zhou Jing as well. It was ready in less than half an hour.

"Mom, it's too much."

The little girl had just eaten some biscuits and was not so hungry anymore. She looked at the bowl of noodles in the small bowl and spoke hesitantly.

"Not much." Before Yang Wenwen could say anything, Zhou Jing whispered in the little girl's ear, "If you don't eat well, your mother will guess that your father gave you the cookies."

The little girl stopped talking and lay on the table, blowing into the bowl with her little mouth, stirring the bowl with a small spoon.

Yang Wenwen glanced at her daughter without saying anything and brought the bowl to Zhou Jing.

It was a big bowl, Zhou Jing took a bowl and gave half of it to Yang Wenwen.

"The food my mom cooked is so delicious."

Zhou Jing reminded the little girl that children are most likely to be subjected to military training while they are eating.

"It's hot, Daddy, blow it for me."

The little girl said after drinking some soup.

"Not that hot."

Yang Wenwen knows whether it is hot or not.

After staying at Yang Wenwen's house until dinner, Zhou Jing walked around with Yang Wenwen and the little girl for a while before going back to write his novel.

Zhou Jing's new book was put on the shelves on October 1st. The royalties for the first month were over 200,000 yuan, but the sales of the new book only reached the level of the previous book.

The income from writing novels is relatively insignificant to Zhou Jing now. What supports Zhou Jing is mainly his interest and time management.

Zhou Jing wrote until after eleven o'clock in the evening, but did not go to Yang Wenwen's place.

Although Gu Jia is not around, Zhou Jing cannot stick with Yang Wenwen every day as it is easy for Gu Jia to find out, and Yang Wenwen will also easily notice something is wrong. The best way is to keep a certain distance between them.

Gu Jia started looking for houses in Tangdu these two days. She hopes to move in as soon as possible. She is considering having a child next year and hopes to settle down her family before that. It takes at least three or four years to buy a pre-sale house, and there is also the risk of unfinished construction. Therefore, she gives priority to existing or newly resold houses, and secondly considers better second-hand houses.

Anyway, given Gu Jia and Zhou Jing's conditions, they can buy a suitable new house at any time.

It is also possible to solve the basic needs first and then buy a pre-sale property.

In fact, there are plenty of existing and new houses, and you can buy them at any time as long as you have money. Gu Jia spent a few days screening several school district houses that met her requirements, took photos and sent them to Zhou Jing for advice.

Zhou Jing could only get a rough idea of ​​the photos, so he asked Gu Jia to choose one based on the distance from the school and transportation.

The house was decided, and it was time for Zhou Jing and Gu Jia to make further plans. This step was very disadvantageous for the scumbag, but Zhou Jing could not escape it.

(End of this chapter)