Lin Zhiqiang was a little annoyed by their meaningless insistence. He sighed, casually pulled out a book from the pile on the table, and handed it to Qin Ying:

"Okay, for Editor Chen's sake, I'll give you a chance, but if it doesn't work out, please don't waste each other's time later."

After all, he knew very well what the previous batches of applicants were like, and he had no hope at all for this little girl.

Qin Ying took it, glanced down, and read out the title of the book:

"The Mystery of Rebecca?"

Her words made Lin Zhiqiang and Chen Xuanhan take it seriously.

He opened a page at random, read a paragraph, and then interpreted it orally. From beginning to end, he looked calm, without any nervousness or awkwardness.

She closed the book and looked at Lin Zhiqiang, wanting to hear his opinion, but he suddenly stood up from his chair, his eyes brightening:

"Have you read this book?"

Qin Ying thought for a moment and said:

"I've seen the Chinese version, but not the English version!"

Lin Zhiqiang was very satisfied with her pronunciation and translation. The reason he asked this question was to find out whether she had read this book before, which enabled her to perform so fluently.

He picked up a foreign-language book that was about to be printed and handed it to her.

“Look at this!”

Qin Ying took it, flipped a page at random, and translated as she read. She used precise words and skillfully handled the complex and awkward transliterations.

This was a report about economics. I read it to the end, looked at the source, and said unconsciously:

"This article is reprinted from Time Magazine?!"

I didn’t expect that Time Magazine has arrived in China so early!

"Editor Chen, she's the one!"