Chapter 489 Qin Yue Extra 1 How are the people in the photo doing now?

Before she was five years old, her name was Yu Qingyue. After she was five years old, her parents were preparing to get married. Her grandparents said, "You two are busy, so it's okay not to have a second child. We are not uneducated old people, but our granddaughter must change her surname."

They didn't say why it had to be changed.

Her mother didn't care what her last name was, so she changed it to Qin Yue. As for where Qing went, she decided to remove it herself.

Her mother started to make her recite poems when she was two years old, she started to recognize words when she was three years old, and she could write some simple words when she was five years old.

Learning to write requires knowing how to write one's own name, but writing was too difficult for her at the time.

Originally, the last name Yu was easier to write, but when it was changed to Qin, the difficulty increased several levels.

When she had the chance to change her name, she cried and made a fuss and removed the "Qing" from her name.

She just missed a character in her name, but she won't have to write less homework in the future.

Her father is very busy with projects and research, and her life is basically taken care of by her mother.

For some reason, she had a lot to learn at a very young age.

She learned painting, dancing, musical instruments and calligraphy.

Then she had to learn foreign languages ​​from a young age. Her academic performance was among the best in the class, but if she fell behind a little, her mother would get anxious and would enroll her in cram schools and hire foreign teachers.

People around her say that she has excellent grades, is very smart, and is a little genius.

As she grew older, she realized that she was just an ordinary person with normal IQ.

Not inheriting my father's IQ is the thing my mother is most unwilling to accept.

Then the seeds of rebellion began to be planted in her heart.

At the age of ten, she ran away from home for the first time.

It wasn’t far, just from school to Aunt Jiang Xue’s house.

Aunt Jiang Xue is her favorite person.

And the person I most want to be.

The security guard at the door almost didn't let her in. It was only because she brought her phone watch and called Aunt Jiang Xue that the nanny let her in.

Aunt Jiang Xue was not at home that day as she was on a business trip.

Jiang Xin's father is also on a business trip.

For this reason, Aunt Jiang Xue even called her and asked her about the whole story.

"I don't want to go home. My English tutor is still waiting for me at home. After that I have to practice piano. I'm so tired."

"Then take a rest at your aunt's house today. I have already told your mother that she will come and pick you up for school tomorrow morning."

Jiang Xin, who was behind her, suddenly exclaimed, "Mom!! Aren't you on a business trip?"

"Yeah, what's wrong baby."

"You are on a business trip, and your father is also on a business trip. Why are you staying in the same place with your father?"

"Yes, they are from the same city. Haha." Aunt Jiang Xue then revealed Jiang Xin's father's face.

"You guys are going out to play without me!" Jiang Xin said angrily.

"If I hadn't noticed that the background of the video call my dad made this afternoon was the same as yours, you probably wouldn't have told me!"

"Don't you have to go to school? I'll bring you a present when I get back."

Then Aunt Jiang Xue asked her to help check whether Jiang Xindong had finished his homework, and then quickly hung up the phone.

Jiang Xin complained to her that going to school was too annoying.

Since she entered the first grade, she has been unable to take leave frequently, and her parents no longer take her with them when they go out to play.

Jiang Xin felt something was wrong after she finished speaking, "You are much more tired than me, I admire you very much, but Sister Qin Yue, I think you should fight for yourself!"

"You can tell Aunt Yu Juan your thoughts and be firm in your attitude to show your determination. If your mother still doesn't agree, you can come to my house and be my sister."

She smiled and said:

good.

Then the two of them played a game online that many children of the same age played.

The game was fun, but as she watched the time pass by frame by frame, she began to feel guilty.

When asked about Jiang Xindong's homework, I learned that she finished her homework at school, and then she read books and made up for her homework.

Used the fastest speed.

After finishing writing, she also read Aunt Jiang's novels on the bookshelf.

I didn’t go to bed at the prescribed time, but still woke up early in the morning.

She packed her schoolbag and waited for her mother to pick her up for school.

In the car, her mother praised her for learning that although she had played, she still completed all the homework assigned by the teacher. Then the two negotiated along the way. She expressed her own ideas, imitating Jiang Xin's righteous tone and attitude.

Mom thought about it for a while and finally decided to cancel the dance and musical instrument classes.

She was very happy, as she had fought for a little bit of rights for herself.

She and Jiang Xin went to the same elementary school, junior high school, and high school.

But they rarely have the chance to play together. They only meet occasionally when their parents go out together.

Even so, Jiang Xin is younger than her, she is still her best friend.

When she was in junior high school, self-media was popular at that time, and she began to secretly film some of her singing and post them online.

Have a certain fan base.

At the same time, because of the distraction from studies, my grades fell a lot.

Her mother wouldn't let her, so she did it secretly.

A battle of wits and courage, chaos and disorder.

As she gets older, in her mother's words, Qin Yue becomes more and more disobedient.

As she grew up, she began to rebel and reflect on her own life and values.

She doesn't want to live a life arranged by her parents, but chooses a more free and independent lifestyle.

She has some differences in opinions with her parents, and her ideas are contrary to her parents'. She begins to have the urge to rebel against her parents and prove herself.

And so she did.

I was admitted to a key high school in junior high school, but started to lag behind in high school.

He will talk back and get angry.

"If you continue like this, I will send you abroad. Otherwise, with your grades, you may not be able to get into a good university in the country." Mom said worriedly.

Okay, I want to go abroad.

She would have to tell her parents.

It was the parents' turn to start discussing the feasibility of this.

She was like a trapped bird, hoping to be able to fly free after going abroad.

When I first went out, it wasn’t as free as I had imagined.

The language, food, her pupils, and hair color are all different from those in this country.

She regretted coming out a little and missed home a little.

I miss my dad and mom.

But her teenage pride would not allow her to tell her parents about these expressions of weakness.

She gradually got used to and became familiar with life abroad.

She began to join clubs and formed a band with like-minded friends.

She serves as the lead singer in the band and picked up the instrument she learned as a child.

She learned a new musical instrument.

She started dating the most handsome bassist in the band.

Her youth became dazzling and flamboyant.

She chose an art school for college, not following her parents' wishes. She first studied music, but then felt she didn't have enough talent, so she switched to media to study directing.

After working for a year after graduation, she continued her postgraduate studies while working. After graduating from graduate school, she interned at a TV station for more than a year. She missed her mother's cooking so much. As she grew older, her mentality became much calmer, and her rebelliousness was smoothed out by growth, so she chose to return to China.

After returning to China, she joined a local TV station and became a young director.

She has been operating her personal social media account since junior high school, and she is still sharing her life despite living abroad these years.

She was looking through her mother's photo album at home and saw a group photo of four people taken under fireworks.