Zhao Zitong smiled slightly: "I'm not angry, you continue."
Seeing that Zhao Zitong did not refute her, Yu Wenyin continued:
"Didn't you say before that you wanted to go to college? Running a business takes too much energy. I think if you want to go to college, you have to focus on it."
I was able to be admitted to the University of Hong Kong because I turned a deaf ear to the world outside and focused on reading the books of sages.
"It's best not to even look for a job. Just stay at home and read books for a year."
"If you really have no money, Dandan and I are willing to lend you money. Dandan, don't you agree?"
Ma Dandan is a stubborn person and she won’t think that deeply.
Whenever she heard Zhao Zitong talk about opening a store, she supported it without a second thought.
Now that she heard Yu Wenyin say this, she felt that it made sense.
"Yes, Zitong, doing business is very hard, why don't you reconsider it?"
Didn’t Zi Tong get caught for being a smuggler with Wen Yin without telling him
I am still involved in the lawsuit and I don’t know what the court’s verdict will be.
"That's right, Zitong. Doing business is not only hard work, but also requires capital and talent, which you don't have. Think about it again."
Yu Wenyin never thought about doing business. She believed that the best way out was to study and go to college.
"Yeah, and I heard that there are a lot of gangsters who come to collect protection fees when doing business. You are so beautiful, it is even more dangerous."
Madandan has watched a lot of Hong Kong movies and has a natural fear of the underworld.
In addition, the last time I followed Zhao Zitong to Kou Shuiwei’s company and saw her being slapped in the face, I felt that doing business was too hard.
What Yu Wenyin and Ma Dandan said makes sense.
Running a fresh food supermarket requires capital, shops, staff, and involves managing many relationships in various aspects.
It's not something that ordinary people can bear.
Even a man may not be able to do it, let alone a delicate girl like Zhao Zitong
The biggest obstacle on the road to entrepreneurship is not lack of money or connections, but the sincere encouragement from relatives and friends.
Many times, people who are preparing to start a business are full of enthusiasm and ask for opinions from their relatives and friends.
And then, nothing happened...
But what is most needed for starting a business is not money or talent, but a good idea;
If there is no money, we can raise it; if there is no talent, we can call on it;
Without a good idea, it is difficult to find funds and talents. Entrepreneurial ideas determine the future of the enterprise.
Now Zhao Zitong has finally figured out an entrepreneurial idea that suits Hong Kong's local culture.
How could I give up so easily just because of a few words from my good friends
Although we don't have to consider their opinions, we must explain it to them clearly.
At this time, Zhao Zitong still needed Ma Dandan, a bank clerk.
"Studying does not affect business. I am confident that I can handle both. Thank you for your kindness. I can't always rely on your financial support, right?"
"I don't have any education, so it's not easy for me to find a high-paying job. Now all I can find are jobs as a real estate agent and a restaurant waiter."
“I don’t want to do either of these jobs.”
Yu Wenyin remained silent after hearing this, but the anxious Ma Dandan couldn't stand it anymore. She felt that Zhao Zitong was so beautiful that she should develop in the entertainment industry.
If she were to say, most of the female stars in Hong Kong are not as elegant as Zhao Zitong.
"Zi Tong, why don't you go back to TVB to film? After all, you are Miss Hong Kong and have a contract."
Madandan thought of this matter again.
contract
Zhao Zitong had no impression at all.
At that time, the original owner went to participate in the Miss Hong Kong beauty pageant and was forced to go by Zhao Wenqiang.
Later it seemed that the contract and everything else were signed by Zhao Wenqiang and the company.
As soon as she arrived in Hong Kong, she sold the mobile phone and later moved.
Has she completely forgotten that she has a contract with TVB
But she really doesn't want to develop in the Hong Kong entertainment industry.
The Hong Kong entertainment industry in the 1990s can now be summarized in three key words:
A game of unspoken rules, underworld, and the rich.
The unspoken rule is: go to bed first, then act.
How many stars can become popular without financial backers
In this era, things like being kept and having unspoken rules are out in the open.
If you don't look for it from female celebrities, you have to search from the big guys and financial sponsors.
For example, there is Fatty Wang who is particularly fond of taking advantage of women. Although there is no definite evidence, almost every "Crystal Girl" has had a scandal with him.
But Miss Hong Kong Qiu, who participated in the competition and then withdrew, had an ambiguous relationship with him that was difficult to explain.
Not only does it affect your career, but you can't even make decisions on your personal relationships.
For example, the famous actor Zhou Xingchi and his first wife Chen Xiaolongnu were forced to divorce by the gangster boss Mr. Chen.
There are also the romantic stories of the wealthy Liu and several Miss Hong Kong.
The tragic experience of the spider spirit Ms. Lan in "A Chinese Odyssey".
One of the Four Heavenly Kings, King Liu, was forced to film at gunpoint...
Just as they were thinking about it, the owner of the hot pot restaurant turned on the TV above their heads, and the TV showed frame by frame images of the flood in East China.
A dignified and decent female announcer was explaining:
"Between May and June this year, a total of 18 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities in mainland China suffered from floods."
"Severe drought hits five provinces and autonomous regions."
"The worst disasters and the greatest losses were in the flood-hit provinces of Anhui and Jiangsu."
"According to preliminary statistics from mainland authorities, the number of people affected in Anhui province reached more than 48 million, accounting for nearly 70% of the province's total population."
"267 people died in the disaster, more than 4.3 million hectares of crops were affected, and the direct economic losses amounted to nearly 7 billion yuan."
"More than 42 million people were affected in Jiangsu province, accounting for 62% of the province's total population. 164 people died, 3 million hectares of crops were affected, and direct economic losses totaled 9 billion yuan."
"Two million homeless disaster victims set up makeshift tents on the Huai River embankment, stretching as far as the eye can see."
The TV screens showed many images of displaced refugees and children who were wet, cold and hungry.
The scenes of the flood in East China were shocking. Looking at the children with sad faces, the three of them lost their mood to eat hotpot.
One scene in particular made Zhao Zitong feel very sad: a skinny little girl with pigtails sitting in a large wooden barrel, floating with the flood...
The voice of the female anchor on TV continued:
"According to reports from our reporters at the front, the damage caused by the disaster is huge and widespread."
"There are still 2 million people left homeless, and some of the victims are suffering from infectious diseases such as intestinal diseases and malaria."
"A large number of roads, bridges and other facilities are in urgent need of repair. To complete the above disaster relief tasks, more than 200 million US dollars and various materials and equipment are needed."
The mainland is really poor now. People in Hong Kong are living a life of luxury and debauchery, while many disaster victims in the mainland don't even have a home, let alone a full meal.