Mage Joan

After listening to Kun Tiliang's explanation, Qiao An was also surprised when she was relieved.

Only two years after the Far East became independent, it has established a primary and secondary education system covering the whole country. Primary school is still compulsory education. Is this possible?

Joan doesn’t know much about the popularization of education in the old world. Only for the two major colonies of the New World that he is familiar with—Yalfheim and Midgard—the youth enrollment rate is very low, not to mention the obligation Education, literacy in rural areas do not exceed one fifth.

For example, there are very few children from a self-cultivating family, such as Joan, who have the opportunity to go to middle school.

In the New World, including Meadgard University and Joan’s alma mater, Leiden College, both private and public schools will set high tuition thresholds to exclude most children from low-income families from colleges. College students are either nobles or eunuchs, or from wealthy families such as planters, factory owners, and bankers. They are also children of middle-class families such as lawyers and doctors.

Just because he understood how rare the opportunity to receive education was, Qiao An was surprised by the national education policy vigorously promoted by the Far East Government.

Before switching to one year, he never believed that a country that had just been independent for just two years. Under the circumstances of heavy blockade of domestic and foreign difficulties, he still has the ability to promote "compulsory education". At best, it is just a bureaucrat who puts it on his face Gold's short check only.

However, since he went to the Far East in person to collect petrochemical biological samples this summer, Joan's impression of this country across the sea has changed greatly.

From Gudi Village to North Bay, what he saw and heard on this road refreshed his old ideas countless times.

Joan’s personal experience can testify that the living standards of Far Easterners today are much higher than the average level of the New World. In the Far East, there are no private plantations that stretch over 10,000 acres, but in rural communes and state-owned farms, no one is forced to sell freedom for slaves. Workers can at least guarantee food and clothing — and people who are more luxurious than food and clothing. Basic dignity.

Under such a premise, promoting compulsory education is not necessarily just empty talk.

Qiao An was very interested in this topic, and then consulted Kun Tiliang a lot, and then learned that the compulsory education program formulated by the Far East government was actually closely related to rural reform.

For example, the resident pastor Peter that Joan met during his trip to the Valley Village also took on an important mission of hosting the village-run primary school and teaching local village children basic skills such as reading, writing and counting.

Rural pastors and elementary school teachers like Peter have hundreds of thousands in various towns and villages in the Far East. These selfless and dedicated priests have laid the foundation for the Far East compulsory education system.

Initially listening to Kun Tiliang's plan to visit Midgard University, Joanne was still a little worried that the school would not allow these "rebels" from his home country to enter the campus, but it turned out that he was worried.

Hailar told him privately that the school had been given high-level instruction and would not prevent Kun Tiliang and his party from entering the campus to visit, and would also provide convenience in secret.

Joan didn't question who she meant by "high-level". Although Mr. Adams had great energy, he still could not affect the university campus. Joan guessed that Sir Castes probably already knew the visit of the Far East delegation and made corresponding arrangements.

This seriously ill lord is very low-key, but the person who knows the inside will not dare to underestimate the power in his hands-the chairman of the board of directors of Midgard University, which is not very conspicuous among the many titles of Sir Castis One item.

The more he knew about the Far East after independence, the greater the favor of Joan for this heretic country started by the rebellion. He gladly accompanied Kun Tiliang and his entourage to visit the university campus to introduce them to the campus facilities, the division of departments and departments, and the student management system.

Kun Tiliang is particularly interested in the most characteristic "credit system" of Midgard University. When he dine in the school cafeteria at noon, he took Joan to discuss this topic a lot.

Joan still seemed somewhat restrained in front of strangers. However, for the questions raised by Kun Tiliang, such as the advantages and disadvantages of the "credit system", according to his own experience, he unreservedly told the truth, hoping that when the Far East people founded the University of Kolasborg in the future, how many can Learn from these views he provided.

In the next two days, from September 29th to 30th, the Far East delegation led by Kun Tiliang visited the business district of Midgard City, focusing on the inspection of several large commercial banks operating financial services and securities on Financial Street. With the futures exchange.

Joan doesn’t know much about business and finance. During these two days of inspection, he couldn’t provide any valuable advice to Mr. Kun Tiliang, but Hailar was more active and showed an extraordinary sense of business. The young owner of a business firm, "Sister of Wealth".

On the day when the delegation visited the stock exchange, Joant specially greeted his mentor. He was originally about to introduce the professor who had recently been addicted to securities speculation to meet with visitors from the Far East. Introduce the current market trend of Magic Crystal Futures.

It is very strange.

Professor Moriarty initially learned that Joan asked him to come and meet his friends, and he seemed very enthusiastic, and he was glad that this lonely student had the opportunity to meet foreign friends.

But when Joan revealed that the visitor was a famous lawyer and politician from North Bay, the current foreign minister of the Kingdom of Kolas in the Far East, Professor Moriarty immediately changed his complexion, and said in a huff that he couldn’t get away and was inconvenient to personally come forward to entertain VIP from the Far East.

This too stiff turn made Joan have to suspect that the tutor had a ghost in his heart, and asked him directly if he had any grievances with Fabius Kuntiliang.

Under his repeated questioning, Professor Moriarty had to confide the truth.

"Three years ago, when I hadn't found a teaching position at Midgard University, I had to run around and find sponsors to support my academic research."

"One of the patrons who gave me generosity was the famous pirate queen Clarke of the North Bay area at the time."

"I accepted Ms. Kraken's kind invitation and lived in her territory "Jumon Island" for half a year. During this period, I completed a research topic on "Half Golem". Later, the relevant paper was published in the "Aofa Newsletter" on."

"The North Sea Federation to which Kun Tiliang belongs, including the later Kingdom of Kolas, and my patron Ms. Kraken happen to belong to the hostile camp."

"Just after I finished my research work and left Jumon Island, I was informed of a bad news-Jumon Island was captured by the Fleet of the North Sea Federation, and Ms. Kraken was defeated and killed in a duel with the Far East Prince Roland Kolas. "

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