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几乎都有大学可上 2005年11月12日中午12点整,河北省依傍京津的某市第一中学文科(1)班。 “下课!”老师面对着埋头做习题的近百名学生喊了一声,课堂上响起一阵桌椅磕碰地面的声音,学生们有些纷乱地站起来一大片,然后又错落地相继坐下。先老师后学生的师生们陆续走出教室。李佳和张晓峰(化名)是五六分钟以后走出来的。看见等在教室外的本刊记者,张晓峰打了个招呼,说咱们就在
Almost all universities are allowed to attend the 12:00 noon on November 12, 2005, Hebei Province, relying on the first class of the first middle school of the city of Beijing and Tianjin (1). “Class!” The teacher shouted in the face of nearly a hundred students who were doing exercises. A sound of tables and chairs slammed into the ground in the classroom. The students stood up a bit in disarray and then sat down one after the other. The students and teachers of the students after the teacher first stepped out of the classroom. Li Jia and Zhang Xiaofeng (a pseudonym) came out after five or six minutes. Seeing the journalist outside the classroom, Zhang Xiaofeng said hello and said that we are