"What are you talking about? I don't understand a word you're saying."

And what exactly caused the disagreement between the two of them?

"If you didn't understand, don't ask again. Can't you see they're at each other's throats right now?"

"oh!"

"What are those two talking about? They were just smiling at each other a moment ago, how did they turn into this?"

Who knows? Does anyone know?

"Sigh! It's that guy again, isn't it?"

"Who came out? The more you talk about it, the more confused I get!"

"Not yet, isn't it that person?"

"Who is it? Who is it?"

"Exactly, who exactly do you know? Just tell us directly, there's no need to hide it from us."

"Sigh! You guys are really worried sick. It's all because Wang Yong got out of prison, isn't it?"

"Wasn't he sentenced to death? Shouldn't he have been executed long ago?"

How did they get out of prison?

"Exactly, what's going on here?"

"It was a death sentence, but he behaved very well in there. His sentence was commuted to life imprisonment, and now he's been released early. He behaved exceptionally well in there, and that's why he was just released early recently."

"So what brings him out this time?"

"I don't know, but given today's situation, it's probably not good. Otherwise, why would Old Chen have this attitude?"

"Sigh, why not do a good business instead of getting involved with this and that?"

It's best to avoid getting involved with this kind of person.

“That’s right, but judging from their conversation just now, our Chairman Li should also know that Wang Yong has been released from prison. Otherwise, how would she know that Wang Yong is behind Old Chen?”

"No way? When did Chen Jiandong and Wang Yong become so close?"

Furthermore, hasn't the matter been resolved yet? Why is Chairman Li still so concerned about Wang Yong?

"Who knows? But as it stands, nothing good ever comes of Wang Yong. Last time he went in because he overestimated himself and kidnapped Chairman Li. Now that he's out, he's still causing trouble. Isn't he just asking for it?"

"It really is true!"

"It's also possible that he just wants to catch up with Chairman Li on his own."

He's been in prison for over twenty years, so surely he knows the consequences of breaking the law?

I think he's the most perceptive person on the matter, and he knows the seriousness of the situation. He probably won't easily do anything illegal or disorderly again.

"That's not necessarily true. A desperate man like him wouldn't care about such things."

"Alright, alright, we've all been apart for so long, let's not argue over someone who's not even related to us. Let's have some drinks and food, and catch up on our family matters."

"Indeed, this wine is quite good. I heard it was brought by Liu Qing. To be honest, Liu Qing, this wine tastes just right."

"That's great, then drink more. I brought quite a lot of it—authentic Northeast grain liquor."

"Really? Then I won't stand on ceremony."

"Don't be shy, drink as much as you like. If you're still hungry, there's more here. I've also brought some for each of you, so you can each take one home when you leave."

"That's wonderful, thank you,"

"No need to thank me. This wine is brewed by my parents back in my hometown. They have always drunk this. To be honest, I haven't been able to get used to drinking other wines these past few years, so I bring some back every time I go back."

"That's true. Some things are still best in your hometown. No matter how authentic they are made elsewhere, they just don't taste the same."

"It really is true!"

"Chairman Li, I remember when we were in school, your children were already quite grown up. Aren't they all married by now?"

"No, that's all. The eldest and second eldest sons are indeed married, and the eldest son's children are already several years old. As for the third and fourth eldest sons, they haven't started their own families yet. As for when they will get married, it all depends on themselves!"

"Aren't you in a hurry?"

"What's the use of being anxious?"

"That's right. Although Chairman Li isn't the oldest or the youngest in our class, he had children early!"

Becoming a grandmother at this age is really too early, isn't it?

As for the other two children who aren't married yet, there's no need to rush. These days, young people don't necessarily listen to their parents.

"That's absolutely true. None of our children are settled yet."

As their mother, I'm so worried! But they don't seem worried at all. Even after arranging blind dates for them, they just go through the motions. What should I do?

"Who says otherwise? I'm worried too. I'm already this age, long past the age of holding my grandchildren, but they're not in a hurry at all. And every time I bring up this topic, they get angry. I, as their father, am completely helpless in this matter."

Oh! What a worry!

"Isn't Chairman Li worried about his children's marriages?"

"What's there to worry about? Although our fourth child is a girl, she has been dating someone for several years. As for when to get married, we are not in a hurry, but the man's family is."

As for the third brother, it's not my place to bring this up; his boss is in charge, isn't he?

What company does your child work for? Hasn't someone taken over your job?

"No, all four of my children work in the military. As for me, I don't need my children to take over. I can just follow their wishes."

"So who will you hand over such a big business to in the future? Are you going to pass it on to your grandson?"

"I don't have that idea. After all, my grandson is still young, and it's hard to say what he'll be interested in in the future."

Besides, no matter how big my business becomes, does it necessarily mean I'll need my child to take over? Aren't there professional managers? I can just hand it over to them when the time comes.”

"But I heard that you, Chairman Li, have established some kind of family trust fund. What is that?"

Although I've seen it in some foreign literary works, I still don't know much about it.

"Actually, it's nothing. It's just like many large families abroad. They hire professionals to manage things so that it's okay if their children don't work in this industry in the future."

Most importantly, this way the wealth can be passed down indefinitely, without worrying about it being squandered by someone in the future.

"But I read in the news that the assets placed there can't be withdrawn later. What's going on?"

"Actually, no, it's also possible to choose a time limit."

"So that's how it is!"

"Actually, very few people in China do this now. It's very common in Hong Kong. Some large families put a portion of their assets in trusts. Even if the money left to their descendants is gone in the future, they can still live well, right?"