Chapter 2030 A Fortune 2

Su Mingan said dissatisfiedly: "There are many things to learn, such as music, chess, calligraphy and painting. You should leave some space for us. Fubao is also very talented in ancient music. If she didn't dislike oil painting, I would have wanted to take her in as my apprentice."

Father Lu sat aside and laughed. It was his granddaughter who was being praised, and he felt proud of it.

He really didn't expect that among his grandchildren, the one who had the greatest talent for calligraphy and painting and was willing to make it his lifelong goal was actually his granddaughter, not his grandson.

Although the Lu family lives in a remote corner and is seen as a small landlord by outsiders, poetry and literature are passed down from generation to generation. Unfortunately, only the daughter-in-law and granddaughter are interested in calligraphy and painting.

Tianjun joined the army, Tianzhi has a special liking for foreign languages, Xibao is talented but he is not interested in these, the triplets have practiced handwriting well, and Zhuangzhuang is also learning to paint, but it is obvious that they have no intention of learning in depth.

Father Lu couldn't help but place his hopes on his granddaughter and decided to train her well.

"You can't chew too much!" Wen Ruyu directly replied to Su Mingan, and then said to Fubao who was painting magnolia flowers on the tree in the courtyard outside the door: "Girl, I tell you, you have to prioritize what you learn. We can't learn everything thoroughly. After all, human energy is limited. If you spend more time learning one thing, you will have less time to learn another. It's not worth it."

Wen Ruyu was satisfied with her answer, and then sighed: "Your brother is as talented as you. He has studied with us for so many years, but it's a pity that he is not doing his job properly!"

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She vaguely guessed that her brother was going to pursue a career in more than just law or politics, but she didn't know what his specific plans were.

Fu Bao smiled and said, "Brother is pragmatic, how can you be idle? I learn painting to cultivate my sentiments and develop my talents, but what you learn is related to people's livelihood and will surely benefit thousands of families in the future."

She particularly admired the talented women in history, each of whom was so stunning and charming, so she wanted to learn more, as it is always good to have many skills, but the focus of her studies was always calligraphy and painting.

Her brother is the best brother. He is multi-talented, filial and brotherly, and has a compassionate heart. No one is allowed to say anything bad about him!

Fubao smiled as he put down the last stroke, then turned around and said, "Grandpa Wen, don't worry. Mom also told me this. I love painting the most. I will never reduce the time I spend on painting every day. Everything else is secondary."

Wen Ruyu quickly waved her hands, "I didn't say your brother is bad, he's very good, Qin Huai only met him once and he wanted to take him in as a student."

"Master Qin?" Fubao thought about it and it seemed that he used to be a very famous lawyer. He was also very strong in protecting women's legal rights. In the 1930s and 1940s, he helped many abandoned women to fight for their deserved benefits in marriage.

Wen Ruyu nodded. "Qin Huai has been hired by Capital University and may teach this year's law students. Moreover, he is one of the staff members who is researching and drafting new laws for the country."

If it weren't for this, why would he have called Xibao over?

After hearing this, Father Lu suddenly stood up and bowed to him, "Brother Wen, thank you for your good intentions. It is a blessing for them to meet an elder like you who cares about the children."

Wen Ruyu laughed, "Just don't mind me meddling in other people's business. With Jiang and Xiaoxue's current status and connections, an old guy like me doesn't need to worry about the future of these children."

(End of this chapter)