After saving the money and buying stocks, Xie Wan and Xu Bing had no money left except the remaining 1,700 Hong Kong dollars in public funds.

It was still early, and the two were strolling in Central. Xie Wan happened to see an audio store and went in to take a look around.

This year, Teresa Teng made her debut and released her second album "Air Harbor".

At this time, there were already tapes for sale, most of which were transmitted from Japan.

But the mainstream records are still the discs used for old-fashioned phonographs.

The Xie family also has an old phonograph. When Xie Wan saw Teresa Teng’s "Air Harbor", he felt a little itchy.

When I asked the price, it was HK$25 per ticket, which is really expensive.

Xie Wan still resisted the urge to buy it, mainly because the Japanese version of "Airport" was released at that time, and even if she took it back, she didn't dare to play it.

Xie Wan saw a few familiar faces again.

At that time, Principal Tan was forming the Wynners band with Kenny Bee, Anthony Chan and others, and had just released the album "Listen to the Wynners".

Xie Wan decisively bought one as a tribute to early Hong Kong and Taiwan music.

Xu Bing found it a bit hard to accept that Xie Wan spent twenty-five yuan to buy a record.

"Boss, this is too expensive, it's equivalent to half a month's salary for both of us.

Besides, I won't be able to claim the money when I go back, right?"

Xie Wan said to him, "You don't understand. In a few years, even if I take these records and remake them and sell pirated copies, I can make a fortune."

In the past, Xie Wan often saw videos on Douyin that talked about how popular Hong Kong and Taiwan music was in mainland China in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.

Xie Wan felt that he could start selling pirated records in three years.

Well, you may not have the time, so at worst you can introduce it to relatives and friends.

The door of the music store jingled and a young man in a vertical striped shirt came in. After entering the store, he silently selected records.

Xie Wan felt as if his eyes were dazzled for a moment, and stared at the young man intently.

The young man seemed to notice her burning gaze. He looked up at Xie Wan, a little panicked, but pretended to be calm and smiled at her.

Just this one smile almost took Xie Wan’s soul away.

Qin Muye, I'm sorry!

Don’t blame me for not observing the virtues of a woman. I can’t control myself. This is the living “Ning Caichen” and “Cheng Dieyi”!

Eighteen years old, a living superstar!

I'm just chasing a star, please don't bother with me...

Xie Wan apologized to Qin Muye in her heart while approaching the young man.

The superstar was not yet a superstar at that time. He was just an ignorant boy who had just dropped out of school in the UK, his father had passed away, and his family was in decline.

Rong Shao, who went to study in the UK at the age of thirteen, developed good gentlemanly manners.

Even though Xie Wan's gaze on him was not very polite and Rong Shao himself was overly shy, he still mustered up the courage to ask Xie Wan, "Miss, do you know me?"

Xie Wan nodded, "I know him, I know him...Leslie, can you sign an autograph for me?"

Xie Wan has now completely transformed into a little fangirl. She took out a notebook from her bag and handed the notebook and pen to Rong Shao.

Young Master Rong was stunned. The girl in front of him had indeed said his English name correctly and seemed to really know him.

Moreover, the girl's eyes clearly revealed fanatical admiration and infatuation.

Is this girl a mental patient?

He is now just a dropout student, although his family's tailor shop was once very famous and had made suits for many Hollywood stars.

But now his father passed away and the tailor shop went bankrupt, and as the youngest son in the family, he did not inherit a penny.

He even has a hard time making a living, so what is there to admire and be obsessed with?

Out of sympathy for the mentally ill patient, Rong Shao took the notebook and pen handed over by Xie Wan and wrote the three words "Zhang Fazong" on it.

Xie Wan stretched his neck so long that his face was almost close to the notebook. When he saw these three words, he suddenly remembered that Rong Shao was not yet called Rong Shao.

Xie Wan thought for a moment and said, "Please stand by here and sign Zhang Guorong for me. Thank you."

"Miss, did you recognize the wrong person?"

"No, no, I just think this name suits you very well."

Young Master Rong was even more certain that Xie Wan was a poor mentally ill man, otherwise how could he give a stranger a name and ask him to sign?

Being a kind-hearted man, he didn't want to disappoint Xie Wan, so he signed as Xie Wan requested.

After returning the notebook and pen to Xie Wan, Rong Shao politely said "bye" and walked towards the store door.

Xie Wan thought that he must have disturbed someone from buying records.

She just saw the superstar standing in front of "Airport".

Xie Wan quickly took out twenty-five Hong Kong dollars, bought a ticket for "Airport", and chased after him.

Xu Bing chased after her.

He totally couldn't understand why his boss suddenly acted like a crazy fangirl. He thought that his boss had discovered some clues related to the mission. He didn't dare to say anything and could only follow her silently.

Xie Wan caught up with Rong Shao, stuffed the record into his hand and said, "This is for you!"

When Rong Shao saw that it was the book "Airport" that he really wanted to buy but couldn't bear to buy, he felt indescribable feeling in his heart.

"Miss, how do you know I like this record?"

Xie Wan said: "I noticed your gaze was lingering on it!"

Rong Shao lowered his head and asked, "Even if I like it, we don't know each other, why did you give it to me?"

Xie Wan said as a matter of course: "If you like it, of course I will give it to you! If you are happy, I will be even happier."

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