Xu Qiguang didn't mind his Changqing traveling far from home to gain experience. In fact, he wholeheartedly agreed that it was better for a child to get out and see the world than to just bury her head in books.
As the saying goes, "Read ten thousand books, travel ten thousand miles." He had actually planned for this ever since that year of the "linking-up" movement, which he had forbidden her from joining because she was too young.
He planned for her to travel outside the county and the province once she turned sixteen. Over the past year, this idea had developed into a more concrete plan.
To be honest, he had even given a heads-up to a few old classmates scattered across the country. He simply couldn't find the time to visit them himself, but it wouldn't be a problem for his Changqing.
His Changqing could absolutely use the vacation before she started work to visit those uncles and aunts, treating it like a study tour to see the sights.
