"Tuk-tuk-tuk!" A knock on the door interrupted the excitement in the offices of the three groups. Everyone stopped arguing and looked at the door.

At this moment, a middle-aged man wearing glasses couldn't help but smile at everyone and said: "Sorry to bother you, may I ask... Is Gu Chen here?"

"Junior Brother Gu, I'm looking for you." Lu Weiwei quickly turned around and glanced at Gu Chen behind her.

Gu Chen also raised his head suddenly, and was startled by the person in front of him. He said, "Cousin...cousin?"

"Gu Chen, is it really you? Are you really here? Haha." Ding Junsheng, a middle-aged man, put down his luggage and gave Gu Chen a big hug without saying a word.

The scene was very embarrassing for a while...

Gu Chen also quickly pushed Ding Junsheng away and asked him: "Speaking of cousin, haven't you been in France all the time? Why did you suddenly return to China?"

Looking at Ding Junsheng in front of him, Gu Chen said again: "Oh, isn't that right? If you don't go home, why did you think of coming to me first?"

"It's a long story. Can you give me a glass of water?" Ding Junsheng tugged on his collar and asked Gu Chen with a dry mouth.

"Drink from me." Gu Chen picked up the thermos cup on his desk, but found that there was no water in the thermos cup.

Just when she was about to get up, Lu Weiwei immediately stopped her with understanding and said: "Junior Brother Gu, sit down. I will pour water for cousin. Cousin, you sit down."

As soon as the words fell, Lu Weiwei immediately handed over her seat and pushed it directly in front of Ding Junsheng.

Ding Junsheng was also stunned, and praised with joy: "Thank you, beautiful comrade, your police station is quite enthusiastic."

"You're welcome. Junior Brother Gu's cousin is my cousin. Cousin, please sit down and the water will be poured for you right away."

Lu Weiwei jogged all the way to the water dispenser, filled a glass of water in twos and twos, took out a handful of wolfberries from Officer Wang's tin can, and then handed it to Ding Junsheng politely.

Ding Junsheng drank a few gulps, and then let out a satisfied "ha", feeling so happy that he couldn't help but feel happy.

"Cousin, you haven't told me yet, why are you here looking for me? Are you encountering any difficulties?" Gu Chen said.

Ding Junsheng rubbed his belly and then said calmly: "Isn't that right? I just got off the plane and took a taxi back home, only to find that there was a bag left in the taxi, and the keys to my home were also in the bag. I am homeless now.

Returned."

"Haha, where did my cousin come from?" Lu Weiwei leaned next to Gu Chen and asked him with a smile.

"France." Ding Junsheng said.

"Oh, that's Europe. My cousin must have left his bag in the taxi because of jet lag, right?" Lu Weiwei helped Ding Junsheng think of various reasons.

Ding Junsheng nodded: "Yes, it was just a jet lag problem. I felt like my head was buzzing, so I left my bag in the car."

"But we haven't returned to China for several years. Jiangnan City has changed so much. I suddenly felt that I didn't know what to do, so I called my aunt. My aunt said that you were at Furong Branch and asked me to find you for help. I

Just came here."

Business being done, Gu Chen quickly took out a pen and paper and asked his cousin Ding Junsheng, "Then do you still remember the license plate number of that taxi?"

"I don't remember." Ding Junsheng said.

"What's the time to get off the bus?" Gu Chen asked again.

"In the morning...probably around 8:35, the route is from Jiangnan Airport to Xingfu Road."

"I understand." After Gu Chen recorded the information in the file, he stood up and said, "Cousin, please sit here for a while while I go to the dispatch room to see if I can find the taxi."

"Okay, I'll trouble you, Gu Chen." Ding Junsheng was relieved, and he finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Watching Gu Chen leave the office, Lu Weiwei immediately took out her potato chips, handed them to Ding Junsheng attentively and said: "Cousin, are you hungry? Eat some potato chips to fill your stomach."

"I still have milk here." Yuan Shasha also came from behind and instantly contributed her own breakfast milk.

Soon, several more little policewomen contributed juice and French bread.

All kinds of snacks instantly filled Gu Chen's desk...

"Thank you." Ding Junsheng said happily while eating the bun in his mouth: "I didn't expect that this guy Gu Chen has such a big reputation here that I have to trouble you to take care of him like this."

"It's just that he doesn't know much about human affairs. When I was in school, every time I received a gift, I would give it away in the blink of an eye. I felt sorry for those female classmates."

"Haha, it seems that my cousin knows Gu Chen very well?" A young policewoman was suddenly full of curiosity.

Ding Junsheng nodded silently and said, "That was before, in junior high and high school, right?"

"But after I graduated, I went to work in France and started a family there, so I rarely came back."

"To be honest, I don't really know what's going on with this guy Gu Chen now. Among our relatives, this guy has always been a diver."

"Haha." The crowd around them burst into laughter.

Only then did Ding Junsheng realize that he was surrounded by three groups of female police officers. The male police officers also stretched their necks and pricked up their ears, trying to find out some gossip about Gu Chen from Ding Junsheng, so that they could go to the Furong branch cafeteria.

There's plenty to talk about.

"Did my cousin get married in France?" Lu Weiwei suddenly became very well-behaved and asked Ding Junsheng politely.

Ding Junsheng smiled faintly: "I married a French girl and have a mixed-race boy who is now in kindergarten."

"That's quite happy." He Junchao blended into the crowd at some point and listened attentively: "Speaking of cousin, what kind of Chinese men do French girls like?"

"Haha, I do." Ding Junsheng also said jokingly: "Just kidding, because my wife is an exchange student and has been studying in China, and I also met her in China."

"Later, after graduation, she said she wanted to go back to France to work, and asked me if I wanted to go with her. Then I went, and then we got married and started a family there."

"You look so happy." Yuan Shasha looked envious.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Lu Weiwei also said: "That's good, France is really a good place, so mixed-race babies going to kindergarten in France should be pretty good, right?"

"Excellent? Haha." When Lu Weiwei mentioned his baby, Ding Junsheng put the breakfast milk aside and said calmly:

"Do you know? In France, children don't learn anything when they go to kindergarten. It really makes me anxious."

"Ah?" Lu Weiwei was stunned for a moment, and then asked again: "How do you say it?"

Ding Junsheng crossed his legs and said, "I go to kindergarten every day. Inside my schoolbag is a pacifier, a toy, and a change of pants."

"That's it. I don't even have a book. I finish school at 4:20 every afternoon and go crazy on the playground from two o'clock. I don't know what to do all day."

"As a result, the gap between my son and the children of our friends back home is getting more and more obvious."

"Children of the same age who go to kindergarten, other children can now add, subtract, multiply and divide."

"Some of them are good, and they can also speak a few words in English."

"You said that I went abroad with great difficulty and bought a house close to the school in order to settle my children abroad. Why do I feel now that my children have failed at the starting line?"

"Pfft!" Lu Weiwei almost suppressed her laughter and said, "By the way, my cousin also has troubles sometimes? I thought you and your cousin would be like a couple of gods and gods living abroad."

"Happiness is okay, that's right. For the sake of my children, I feel really confused sometimes. What do you think I should do?"

"Just be happy. This is happiness education." Officer Wang rarely understood it, and also interjected: "Like us, public kindergartens don't learn anything. Your son can learn French after all, right?"

"That's true." Ding Junsheng finally found a shining point, and nodded slightly, saying: "But it's too difficult for me. I feel that my child is really losing to the children of these friends in China. I am very worried if this continues."

"Haha, what are you worried about?" Officer Ding also appeared behind many female police officers holding a cup of coffee and said: "Since you choose to study abroad, you must analyze the differences rationally."

"If you want to learn more, then please choose a private kindergarten. Moreover, kindergarten is a place to build and improve personality, and learning knowledge is not the primary task."

"By the way, if you are still worried and have so many complaints, why don't you go back to China?"

"Yes, my cousin in Australia also had the same experience. She felt that her child could do nothing in Australia." said a young policewoman.

"But people have childhood. We have to do homework every day, and the time of childhood is gone." He Junchao said, and he wanted to touch a piece of ham from the table, but Lu Weiwei slapped him back instantly.

Officer Wang also laughed and said: "Speaking of which, when we played in the mud every day and rolled all over the floor, it didn't affect us from becoming excellent people, right?"

"It's different, okay." Another old comrade interjected: "By the way, I have this childhood, what if I become a worker one day in the future."

"But how can one person study hard and work hard, and the other herd cattle every day, and be on the same starting line more than ten years later? Don't you think this is ironic?"

Soon, several more old comrades intervened and expressed their opinions.

"Speaking of which, there seem to be different places abroad. Go search those little princes in England and see what they are learning."

"Can parents in foreign countries think the same as parents in China? They are fundamentally different, and social education methods are also different. What you think is good may not necessarily be good to others."

"That's right. Foreign schools are divided into private and public schools. If you want freedom, go to a public school. It's relaxing. It doesn't matter whether you study well or not."

"Private schools are different. Some are more busy with studies than those in China, and the tuition is more expensive. Not all foreign students are idiots. Rich people know the importance of learning."

"So why our country can rise so quickly is because we are diligent and studious, and we don't dislike this or that every day."

Ding Junsheng was also stunned when he saw a group of policemen with no experience abroad discussing foreign education.

It seems that at this moment, I have become an outsider.

Lu Weiwei also glanced at Ding Junsheng, and then asked him: "So cousin, does your baby know French now?"

"Yes, he can speak French." Ding Junsheng said.

Lu Weiwei slapped her thigh: "Isn't that right? No matter how bad it is, it's good to be able to master a common foreign language. At least it has an advantage over the children in China."

Seeing Lu Weiwei resolving worries with Ding Junsheng, Yuan Shasha was not to be outdone and said: "Cousin, I have a friend who is an active kindergarten teacher. She once told me that all kindergartens carry out project-based teaching."

"Like thematic teaching, these things do not require books. They are based on a theme and follow the children's footsteps to explore and explore. What they learn are the inner things. This is also the case in domestic kindergartens."

"So our children win at the starting line, sink in college, and are confused in society." He Junchao also saw that everyone had opinions, so he said something sour without warning.

Lu Weiwei glanced at him and said angrily: "Our life is a long-distance race, not a 100-meter sprint. There is no need to put in too much effort at the starting line, right?"

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To be continued...