Su Li spent all her free time—even working late until ten or eleven at night—and after five days, she had finished registering and organizing all the books, handling the many preparations before the grand opening.
On Saturday, Su Li made the final preparations for the grand opening.
The first item on her list was to recruit work-study students.
Work-study programs were a fine tradition among Huaguo's students, and the university was supportive of them.
It wasn't easy to afford university in those days. For students who could provide proof of financial hardship, the school would arrange or recommend part-time jobs for them to do in their spare time, depending on their individual circumstances.
It was a way to build character while also solving a practical problem, so both the students and the university thought it was an excellent system.
Many on-campus jobs, such as positions in the university library and cafeteria, were reserved for these students.
