Not long after everyone finished chatting, Zuo Miaomiao arrived.
She came to see Yun Shu and also to interview Wei Yan.
Wei Yan would come up with a new and unusual object every now and then, and he would often publish his inventions in the Xiwen or Daxi Daily so that others could also make and use them.
It was because of his selfless dedication that Dae Hee's technological level was able to improve rapidly.
Even the elderly farmers working in the fields now speak highly of him.
The farm tools he designed increased their production efficiency and output many times over.
A few days ago, Zuo Miaomiao received news that Wei Yan had invented a generator and created electricity, something that only existed in the hands of the Thunder God and the Lightning Goddess.
She then prepared an interview outline, intending to conduct a detailed interview.
But before he could make the trip, he heard that Yun Shu had given birth. He figured the Jing'an Marquis's residence must be very busy, so he postponed his trip for a few days.
I never expected to meet the legendary Qiu Sanniang here!
She was so excited that she could barely speak.
"Hello, Sister Qiu, has your round-the-world trip come to an end? May I interview you?"
Qiu Sanniang had read "Xiwen" on the train heading north and knew that Zuo Miaomiao was one of the chief writers of "Xiwen". She was always generous in sharing, so she nodded and agreed.
Zuo Miaomiao was overjoyed. After congratulating Yun Shu and Wei Yan, she sat down in the courtyard with Qiu San Niang and couldn't wait to start asking questions.
"Sister Qiu, how long did your voyage take in total?"
"Two years, five months, and three days."
How many countries have you visited?
One hundred and one.
What are these countries like?
"..."
After the interview, she took out her camera—an improved version that could capture images faster and didn't require pressure points to take pictures—and said to Qiu Sanniang, "May I take a picture of you to use in the article?"
"Can."
Qiu San Niang held a teacup, turned her face to the side and looked at the camera, allowing her to take a picture.
Zuo Miaomiao said with a hint of regret, "If only we could have captured the moment when the fleet returned, with you standing at the bow of the ship, it would have been incredibly impressive. Unfortunately, I wasn't in Nanyue at that time..."
Qiu Sanniang smiled and said, "You wouldn't be able to take any pictures even in Nan Yue. I left the fleet before I arrived in Nan Yue and went ahead on a whale."
"Riding a whale?!"
Zuo Miaomiao exclaimed in surprise.
"Is it the whale I know?"
During the first Beijing-Vietnam Cycling Race, she covered the event, visited South Vietnam, listened to fishermen talk about whales, and even went out to sea with Fu Weiyun to see them.
Thinking of Fu Weiyun, her heart sank slightly.
He's been gone to Beijin for over a year and hasn't returned. If it weren't for Miss Bai sending a letter every two months, she would have thought he'd disappeared.
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