There is no doubt that Changyuan County is good at bilingualism. I graduated from the bilingual exam with the largest number of straight A students in Changsha and the lowest tuition in the city on October/October/April (only after I was admitted did I really charge the class fee, school uniform fee and spring and autumn tour fee). Our monitor Zhang Hui (called Brother Hui by teachers and classmates) was the senior monitor of Lushan Mountain as early as N years ago. At that time, he was promoted to be the director of Lushan Mountain, but he bluntly refused and chose to be appointed and transferred by Changyuan County Group. Moreover, the bilingual hardware facilities are better updated, and the threshold for selecting teachers is higher than Lushan. Our teacher at that time said that the most difficult school for Changsha teachers to enter was Nanmen and Chazishan, and Wang Yuehu was an aristocratic school selected by teachers who couldn't get the preparation in those years (I was in the bilingual class 1 124, and the head teacher, Mr. Liu, was a Nanya veteran more than ten years ago, the head of the headquarters of Changjun County, and Pei Cui, the vice president of Changjun County. Mr. Gao Fei, a master of Hubei University, was absolutely responsible for mathematics. Before teaching us, I was an English major teacher in the European Union Pavilion of the Shanghai World Expo, a registered translator in the Ministry of Personnel, and a normal university. Of course, Lushan is now a public school under the management of Changsha Education Bureau, but it still insists that it is a "long county boarding system". In fact, it is still a tiger in Changjun Middle School. Now only Changjun Bilingual is the real junior middle school and Ap International Department of Changjun Middle School. Of course, it is better to choose a school than a teacher, and which class to choose is also very important. All bilingual parallel classes are not specialized, and there is no relationship between eccentricity and eccentricity. Students and teachers are relatively balanced, which is what my alma mater must praise.