Han Chudong never likes to put on airs.

The environment he grew up in was different from that of the "elites" who looked down on others. They felt that they were just luckier than ordinary people and that they just had three meals a day and were busy with work.

Considers himself to be relatively friendly.

However, due to certain differences in status and wealth, others, especially those who rarely come into contact with him, naturally choose to keep their distance.

Be it Sun Laosan, the former master in the home appliance repair shop, or Zhou Nan's parents who still work in his company, they are all unusually polite when interacting with Han Chudong. Isn't this a sign that their relationship has become distant? The same goes for the boy with glasses, Xiaotu.

He didn't alienate anyone, but some of his original small circle began to exclude him. A similar situation happened to Han Chudong's family. The dry goods store was so annoyed that it closed down, and Han Chudong's mother also resigned in anger.

At this moment, Chef Tang who worked at their house was hesitant to speak, but finally said: "Um...Boss Xiao Han, do you know anyone from a military academy? My son wants to go to a military academy and doesn't want to go to other schools. Now he does push-ups at home every day to exercise his physical fitness. I heard that it is difficult for Chinese people to enter such schools without some connections. But I only have this one child, and I can't help with other things, so I had to ask you shamelessly."

"Military school? As long as the grades are up to standard, I can write him a letter of recommendation. And since you're such a good cook, I'll help you with that."

It can be seen that the chef named Tang is relatively honest and has a simple appearance. It was just a small favor that could be done with little effort. Han Chudong knew very well what a child's future meant to Chinese parents. It was a huge matter, otherwise he probably wouldn't have asked for it.

After a brief thought, he said again: "Given the nature of the United States, it has never stopped fighting since its founding. It's not a good idea to send your child there. If his grades are good, he can just study a reliable major. I will help him find a job when the time comes. This way he will be more stable."

This touched the heart of Chef Tang. He looked very annoyed and continued, "Yes, I told my son that too, but the little bastard didn't want to listen and was as stubborn as a donkey! Otherwise, I'll go back and ask... If that doesn't work, then I'll ask you to write a letter of recommendation?"

After hearing this, Han Chudong nodded decisively.

Chef Tang, who was left excited and full of fantasies, was alone in the kitchen thinking about how to persuade his son to study hard and find a job for Han Chudong in the future.

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I went upstairs to the study and sat down, feeling a little emotional.

The situations of each family are different, but the emotions towards their children are very similar. Han Chudong thought of his former family, his real parents and relatives, from Chef Tang.

Finally, I felt powerless. I knew that I couldn't change the current situation, so I just felt a little bit sad and nostalgic. I was thinking that when I have the opportunity to go to the other side of the ocean, I should try my luck in my ancestral home.

After thinking about it again, I felt that it seemed meaningless.

If I really found my former parents, would I hug them and give them candy? And listen to them calling me uncle?

Just thinking about such a scene in his mind made Han Chudong feel very funny. He stood up, took the cigar box, picked up a can of beer, and went to the small balcony to enjoy the sunset.

When I first started my business, I was only thinking about making money. Now I still want to be more successful, but I have more time to think about miscellaneous trivial things.

For example, he suddenly thought of Kyoko Mochizuki, Helena Bergman, and even the proprietress he met in Kamikochi, Japan. This made him realize that a bottle of beer was not enough, and a cigar that cost hundreds of dollars was a bit choking.

It's not chaos, but because of the different environments they are in, the relationships between men and women of many high school students are more complicated than his private life.

But it cannot be called pure, and it is far away from that kind of simple emotion. I don't mean to deceive anyone, but I just can't settle down and manage a relationship well. It's like because things are too smooth, I always want to control the best business in my own hands, and my mind is too active.

Han Chudong felt a little empty and confused when he found that he didn't know what his next goal was.

I realized that the inexplicable shopping desire that emerged today might actually be just a subconscious desire for some new toys to broaden my life horizons. Things that I thought were unimportant before began to become important, and things that I thought were very important before became dispensable.

This prompted him to think about taking a vacation. He wanted to find a comfortable place to relax after finishing his recent work.

People always think that the lives of the super-rich are so wonderful.

Indeed, like other super-rich people, Han Chudong can easily access many things that are difficult for others to reach, which can be called wonderful at times, as he no longer has to worry about material issues.

But most of the time, he, like other super-rich people, would feel that life was boring and confusing, and occasionally he would consider that it would be nice to live an ordinary life. It can only be said that there are too many choices and desires are endless.

At this point, he was finally sure that what Teacher Ma said about not being interested in money was probably from the heart.

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There is no wrong version in the 1619 book forum!

Han Chudong didn't dare to say that having money would reduce 95% of the troubles in life. After all, the remaining 5% was mainly psychological and might be more difficult to deal with.

But he dared to say that at least half of his troubles were caused by idleness. Once he was busy, he had no time to think about other problems. For example, if he went home early today and started to feel depressed when he was alone,

So he stood on the balcony and shouted, asking his personal secretary to buy movie tickets for him, and by the way, ask if Kiko Mochizuki was in Los Angeles. If she was free, he would buy two tickets, and maybe after the movie he could go to the disco stage for a drink and clubbing.

Suddenly someone answered, "If your girlfriend doesn't have time, you can take me to the movies."

Looking in the direction of the voice, it was indeed Emma Lawrence from next door. Han Chudong said speechlessly: "If your friend doesn't come, I will go out. You have to go to school tomorrow, so stay home and do your homework."

Emma was very kind to him, smiling and saying, "They're on their way. You better not leave now. Seriously, wait until they leave and go watch a movie. Although most of the interesting movies will be scheduled for Thanksgiving and Christmas, there should be some pretty good ones."

"I know, but I'm not going with you for the same reason I wouldn't go to your school's dance. Got it?"

"...Actually, you don't need to be so careful. If you change your clothes and don't drive such a nice car, it will be difficult for people to tell that you look Asian." Emma said.

"Thanks for the reminder, but forget it. I'm going to have dinner first. Authentic Chinese food probably won't suit your appetite, so I won't invite you."

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