Become a burden in a period novel

When the students from Beijing arrived in Guangzhou, each of them was given a map of Guangzhou.

This map is quite detailed, with street names, bus routes, and some landmark buildings.

The Canton Fair hasn't started yet, and they're not needed for the preparations, so some students went out to play with maps on the second day after they arrived.

Professor Wang and Professor Li both believe that "traveling ten thousand miles is worse than reading ten thousand books," so they strongly support their trip abroad.

Qin Wangshu did not stop them, but after they arrived in Guangzhou, she gave each of them 50 yuan as an expense fund, and then left them to their own devices.

They came here to translate for Qin Wangshu, so how could she not pay them if she hired them to work? Even if they were just students, she wasn't a capitalist.

However, this 50 yuan was not included in their wages. It was for their travel expenses and clothing expenses. Although the guesthouse they booked included meals and the school paid for their travel expenses, not all of these students came from wealthy families.

The clothes here are cheap, and 50 yuan is enough for their travel expenses and clothes for the next few days. Of course, that is, if they don't take a taxi.

Nowadays, taxis are a status symbol; you really can't afford to ride one.

Qin Wangshu did not expect that Qin Jingchu would arrive earlier than Aunt Luo.

"Brother, you're here!" Qin Wangshu was very happy to see Qin Jingchu.

"Hmm." After confirming that her younger sister was safe and sound, Qin Jingchu breathed a sigh of relief. "Why were you in such a hurry? If you had waited a few days, I could have come with you!"

"I came with the school's teachers and students, a whole group of us." Besides, there were bodyguards lurking in the shadows, so there was no need for anyone to worry. Moreover, she had her own spatial dimension; if she really encountered danger, she could simply hide inside. However, she couldn't tell Qin Jingchu any of this.

"Let's go. Did you book a room for me?" Qin Jingchu didn't say anything more, after all, he was well aware of how much Qin Wangshu cared about her work.

"It's booked. I'll take you there." Qin Wangshu booked a standard room for Qin Jingchu, which had two beds.

The single room was too small; the standard room was larger and had an empty bed where you could put your things. However, Qin Wangshu thought Qin Jingchu probably wouldn't put his things on the bed.

After Qin Jingchu put his luggage in the room, Qin Wangshu prepared to take him out to eat.

There was a privately owned restaurant nearby that served pretty good food with minimal seasoning, which Qin Wangshu quite liked. However, before going, she still brought along the soup the chef had prepared for her.

"I ordered the soup from the chef; it's quite nourishing. I'm taking good care of myself, so you don't need to worry."

Qin Jingchu picked up the soup and then accompanied Qin Wangshu to a restaurant for dinner. Qin Jingchu used to care a lot about money, after all, he needed to save money to support his younger sister, but later his allowance increased, and Qin Wangshu was able to earn money herself, so he had more and more money in his hands.

Especially after his fifth uncle returned, he had even more money, so he was quite supportive of spending money to improve his life.

But when he learned that his sister was planning to spend the New Year in Guangzhou and was pregnant, Qin Jingchu silently swallowed the words he wanted to say.

He still called his fifth uncle to let him know that he was coming over for the New Year. He was worried about his younger sister and Aunt Luo spending the New Year in the south, so he thought it would be better for him to come and keep his sister company.