Chen Rou, of course, didn't say anything, because she understood teenagers best.
He's young but hot-blooded, and he can't stand Miss Cai's dismissive and arrogant attitude, so he'll definitely teach her a lesson.
But Ms. Cai was a guest. She let the children vent their anger, and she rescued the person, so the matter was over.
However, Miss Cai was clearly shrewd and saw through the scheme. Moreover, she had almost been disfigured and didn't want to let it go so easily.
She took off her sunglasses and pointed at the boys: "You guys are deliberately messing with me."
He added, "You guys still have the nerve to hang up the Jingwu Martial Arts School sign? Do you even know what the spirit of martial arts is? It's about self-improvement and striving for perfection. Martial artists pursue challenging themselves and strengthening their will, not using martial arts to hurt others."
Master Huang paused in his work, turned around, and said, "It seems that Miss's family also has a martial arts tradition; she knows a lot about it."
Ms. Cai really does reveal more and more as you dig deeper.
She said, "Although my father lives abroad, he is always saddened by his homeland. He said that those who remain on the mainland are a group of stupid and evil people who do not know what culture is or the meaning of inheritance. They are both stupid and wicked, and it really is true."
He added, "Grandpa, before you teach them martial arts, you should first teach them how to be good people."
That's a really unpleasant thing to say.
Master Huang was getting impatient, but with his hands behind his back, he asked, "But I don't know your father's name. Do I know him?"
Ms. Cai also started criticizing the incident in a fit of passion after she was almost bullied by some children.
When asked who her father was, she choked up.
Of course, she showed no respect whatsoever for this land or the people who lived on it.
She said, "You just need to know that my family also has a family tradition of martial arts. My father... sorry, I choose to keep it a secret."
Several boys disciplined her because she was too arrogant, and they scolded her severely, but she didn't even dare to say who her father was.
The children stared at Ms. Cai, their anger written all over their faces.
Master Huang remained silent for a moment, then surprisingly suppressed the provocation and clasped his hands in a fist and said, "I have learned a lot. In the future, I will try my best to discipline my disciples and teach them to be good people first, and then practice their skills."
Several boys scratched their heads in frustration, and one of them couldn't help but call out, "Master!"
From the children's perspective, Chen Rou and her group were very unreasonable.
They come to visit someone's house, and instead of just looking around, they keep babbling and pointing fingers. It's incredibly rude.
The master is really something, actually putting up with a young girl who knows nothing and is arrogant. They can't tolerate that.
However, Master Huang clearly didn't want to argue further. He gave the children a sharp look and then simply took them all inside.
Nie Han also felt that Miss Cai had gone too far, so she looked at Chen Rou and said softly, "Xi Niang!"
She felt that things shouldn't end like this, but she didn't want to offend the customer, so she wanted to ask Chen Rou for a solution.
Secretary An, always eager to stir things up, whispered in Chen Rou's ear, "If I'm not mistaken, this Miss Cai's family tradition is either Cai Family Kung Fu or Cai Li Fut Kung Fu. Madam, I've also made an appointment with the Cai Li Fut Kung Fu school. I was planning to go tomorrow, but why don't we take Miss Cai there today? Maybe we can find her family's lineage."
Being from Guangdong province and coming from a family with a long tradition of martial arts, Secretary An's guess must be correct.
No wonder Miss Cai has such a muscular physique; she always visits martial arts schools as soon as she arrives in Hong Kong.
In fact, as long as there is a demolition issue to lure him in, Mr. Cai will definitely come to the mainland.
Nobody gives up their money and property for nothing.
If he comes here and wants to sue the people currently living in his house, he will inevitably have to rely on the Nie family for support.
Therefore, Mr. Cai should have no problem getting the job.
He would be caught in a trap for petty gains, and they would exploit each other. Nie Zhao would also get what he wanted. But while Miss Cai could look down on others, she could not look down on, much less deny, the martial arts of the mainland.
Because kung fu originated in mainland China, and true masters will always remain in mainland China.
Chen Rou, always eager for a good show, blinked and agreed, letting Secretary An continue to fan the flames.
But she was also a little angry, so she asked Secretary An again: "Did your boss tell you in advance to inform these martial arts masters that I am pregnant, so Master Huang doesn't dare to fight me, and doesn't even dare to spar?"
Secretary An lowered her eyes and admitted it, but said, "The boss is doing this for your own good."
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So before Chen Rou even arrived, Boss Nie got her contact number from the investment promotion bureau leaders and called each martial arts school, specifically asking them to say that the person coming to challenge them was a pregnant woman, and that they could only talk and not fight.
I ask you, which martial arts master would have the nerve to make trouble for a pregnant woman?
So Master Huang chose to be tolerant in front of Miss Cai, probably because Chen Rou was pregnant.
Chen Rou clicked her tongue in anger and glared at Secretary An.
Secretary An hurriedly said, "The Cai Family Boxing and Cai Li Fo Boxing sessions are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. I haven't given the boss the phone numbers for either martial arts school yet."
Chen Rou turned around and got into the car first.
Secretary An took out her phone, pulled up the list again, and made an emergency contact.
Next stop, Cai Family Martial Arts School!
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