Because it's a rural primary school, the roads aren't very good. Dust flies around constantly, making it feel like your face is always covered in dirt that you can't wash off.
The other girls didn't say anything, but Xiao Bei had the biggest opinion.
The location had already been decided, so making last-minute changes was impossible and would have delayed the filming schedule.
"This is the poorest primary school in the city. Recording the program shouldn't just be about showing off; we also need to think about these students. I hope that through this program, everyone will know that there are primary schools like this in Jinshi."
The director was very firm in his statement: making a program is not just about entertainment, but also about conveying positive energy to the outside world.
Xiao Bei looked displeased, thinking to herself, what does the impoverished primary school have to do with her? It's not like she made the school so poor.
Ye Zhizhou's attention wasn't on her, but on the children in the school.
Even in today's economically developed world, there are still many people who cannot live the life of an ordinary person.
The school was poorly furnished and lacked many facilities. Inside the classrooms, there were old fans hanging above the walls, their blades turning yellow, and the blackboard was still made with the most primitive chalk.
Schools in the city have long been using whiteboards to prevent teachers and students from coming into contact with chalk dust.
"Hello everyone, we are from the 'Celebrity Sisters' program team. We had previously agreed to do a program with you all. In today's class, you will be divided into five groups and draw with five older sisters. The group with the most votes will receive a beautiful gift prepared by the program team. But don't worry, the other groups will also receive consolation prizes."
The program staff explained the specific procedures, and then divided the children into groups by drawing lots. There were forty children in the class, and five girls were assigned to each of the eight children.
After quickly dividing the children into groups, the staff had the older girls who were assigned to stand together, and the tables were also put side by side.
"Here are colored pencils and paper. Please note that the main pencilist must be the group leader."
The drawing tools were already prepared and placed on the table. After speaking, the staff left, handing the stage over to the children and five girls.
The subjects to be drawn were not given a title; the intention was to allow them to express themselves freely and have unlimited imagination.
Except for Xiao Bei, whose expression was slightly unpleasant, the other girls behaved very well and got along very well with the children.
Huang Wan and Hu Lin were the first to start drawing, while Meng Xiaochen started a little later. The production team secretly filmed all of this.
Xiao Bei originally didn't want to start drawing because she didn't have much talent for it. But when she saw that others had already started drawing, she couldn't help but feel a little nervous. What if others drew faster than her? Wouldn't she embarrass herself on the show?
She glanced at Ye Zhizhou and saw that he was still busy playing with the children. Suddenly, she felt motivated, picked up a piece of drawing paper, pondered for a while, and began to draw.
Ye Zhizhou was the least in a hurry; she could finish drawing in just a few minutes.
"Little sister, you just said your favorite animal is a kitten, so how about we draw a kitten today?"
After talking with the children, she discovered that they all came from ordinary backgrounds. Their parents had gone to work in the city, and only their grandparents stayed with them. They could be described as left-behind children.
"Sister Zhouzhou, can you draw cats? I have a really cute little cat at home. Can I color it for you?"
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