Mother Tang shook her head, as if she wanted to find a place to hide.

The father and daughter must have been drunk. If this conversation were to be broadcast, I'm afraid Tang Yue's fans and haters would be in a huge fight.

"Okay!" Tang Yue nodded: "I will be a female knight from now on! I will be a chivalrous heroine, punishing evil and promoting good!"

At this time, Tang's mother interrupted Tang Yue's bold words:

"Baby, how many songs will you be singing in this final? I think I can ask you this, right?"

Tang Yue shook her head: "Mom, these are all secrets, and we can't tell you anything. But believe me, there will definitely be a highlight shot of me."

Listening to Tang Yue's words, Tang's father nodded, grinned, and said:

"Not bad, very confident, worthy of being my daughter!"

After having supper, Tang Yue returned home excitedly.

The next day she was almost woken up by her mother and her cell phone.

When I opened my eyes, I saw my mother standing in front of me.

"What's wrong?" Tang Yue rubbed her eyes with her hands and asked in a low voice.

"Get ready to record something." Tang's mother said softly, "Hurry up and wash up, and then put on some makeup. Otherwise, if you appear on camera like this, you will definitely be scolded."

Tang Yue shrugged helplessly and continued:

"My fans have seen me without makeup. Oh, I didn't expect the recording to start so early. By the way, Mom, where are we going today?"

At this time, Tang's mother blinked her eyes and said to her, almost imitating Tang Yue's tone:

"Well, I can't tell you that. You'll know when you come out later."

Tang Yue clicked her tongue, she didn't expect this to be a secret.

After she finished putting on her makeup, Tang Yue found a short skirt from her closet that was close to her body and could also highlight her temperament.

It’s great to have heating. Tang Yue found that she felt like she was living in summer at home.

When the photographer opposite saw Tang Yue, he immediately smiled and nodded.

They first filmed Tang Yue eating for a while, and then Tang's father and mother took Tang Yue out of the house with a mysterious look on their faces.

Tang Yue herself looked at them curiously, as if wanting to know where they were going next.

Soon, Tang Yue knew the answer because she was very familiar with the direction of the car.

"I haven't been there for many years." Tang Yue sat in the car, gently grasping the window with her hand, and sighed.

"Well, they haven't been demolished yet!" Tang's mother's expression was still very calm. "I've been going there every year in the past few years to take a look. The trees you planted when you were a child are all grown up now."

Tang Yue looked at the snow-covered woods with mixed feelings.

"Mom, why didn't you bring me here to see it when I came back last time?"

The mother smiled and said, "You are always too busy when you come back. We don't even have enough time to see you at home, so how can we possibly go out?"

Tang Yue cleared her throat, her eyes drifting off into the distance involuntarily:

"There shouldn't be many people living around here, right?"

"Yeah." Mother nodded. These houses were indeed much emptier. "After all, most people are thinking about leaving. Even those who are coming back are heading downtown and won't come here at all."

When they arrived, the puzzled photographers finally found the answer.

In front of me was a small courtyard with snow piled up at the door. Even the roof had a hole pressed in it by the heavy snow.

Tang Yue turned around and introduced herself to the photographer behind her:

"This should be considered my childhood home, right? To be more precise, it's my mother's hometown. My grandma lives here."

"When I was little, my parents were busy with their careers and no one took care of me. I lived with my grandmother most of the time."

Having said that, Tang Yue found that her smile could no longer be maintained.

Memories of my grandmother and childhood all came flooding back.

"Later, my grandmother passed away, and many relatives moved away. Gradually, no one lived here anymore."

After Tang Yue stepped over the snow pile and walked into the yard, the scenes of her childhood seemed to appear before her eyes.

At that time, a group of people sat together, eating hot pot, chatting and imagining the future.

Those days seem to be far away, but Tang Yue still remembers them vividly.

She suddenly understood why Zhou Yiyang arranged such an activity for them.

It should be to help them find their original intention.

"I just remember," Tang's father said, "when you were little, you loved performing. Every time our family finished their meal, you would volunteer to stand in the middle of the yard, singing and dancing."

"Looking back now, maybe from that time on, you had already decided to form a girl group."

"No!" Tang Yue shook her head. "Dad, what you said is so untrue. I just like to show off. Not only can I sing and dance, I can also recite ancient poems, and I once performed boxing in front of everyone!"

Tang Yue knew very well what she should do next to attract the audience.

So she stood in the snow, took a deep breath, and then began a rare Tai Chi performance.

It was snowing heavily. In a dilapidated courtyard, a beautiful woman was standing in the wind and snow, practicing Tai Chi.

Her eyes are focused and determined, and her heart is calm and open-minded.

At that moment, Tang Yue always felt that he seemed to have grasped the meaning of martial arts.

And in the eyes of the photographer, they were all stunned.

They recorded this moment with a camera. The scene was so beautiful that it looked like a movie scene, with both texture and a sense of story.

When Tang Yue finished her performance, she realized that almost everyone was looking at her with admiration.

"Um...was my performance okay?"

Tang's father nodded. "Although I don't know how you perform in actual combat, this set is still quite impressive and very entertaining."

Tang Yue was immediately happy: "That's enough!"

They went to pay homage to their grandmother before leaving.

Tang Yue was sitting in the car, feeling a little excited, and even her thighs began to shake involuntarily.

Mr. Tang, who was driving, saw this scene in the rearview mirror, coughed heavily, and said:

"Why are you so impatient? Do you really want to take everyone to your alma mater?"

"Yes!" Tang Yue nodded without hesitation. She raised the corners of her mouth and said with a smile:

"When I was in school, he was a very famous person. Our school will definitely organize people to welcome me later!"

"Oh right," Tang Yue took out her phone and said, "I want to ask my homeroom teacher if they will tell everyone about my glorious deeds back then!"

Dad Tang chuckled.

That’s all, that’s Tang Yue’s personality.

If it weren't for this desire for cheers, how could she be standing in her current position?