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After successfully making a square pavilion and writing a poem, Li Moer gained confidence and began to make a hexagonal pavilion according to the drawing.

Li Jun was standing by with his mouth open, looking at them in surprise.

While eating, Moer asked Li Jun: "Little sister, what is your wish, or what do you want to do most in the future?

Li Jun thought for a moment and said, "I like two things the most: singing and Chinese medicine."

Mo Er raised his eyebrows and said, "You like singing? Why haven't I heard you sing before?"

Li Jun said: "In the past, I only heard the kind of songs that villagers would hum while working. There was nothing good about them. In the past two years, I have had a radio at home, and I have heard such beautiful songs. I realized that singing can be so touching."

Mo Er smiled and said, "Your master wants you to pass on the traditional Chinese medicine."

Li Jun said, "I won't give up on Chinese medicine either. I also enjoy the sense of accomplishment of curing patients from illnesses with needles and herbs!"

Mo'er said, "Since you like singing, I can teach you, but you can't give up Chinese medicine. You can't let your master down."

Li Jun said: "Sister, I know, I have been reading books on Chinese medicine and memorizing them."

Mo'er asked, "Can you read music?" Li Jun replied, "Sister, I can. The teacher at school taught me. My memory is really good now. I can remember everything the teacher taught me after just one listen."

Moer took out the music sheet and composed a song for her called "Let's Row the Boat Together". Then she handed it to Li Jun and said, "Sing it to the music sheet so I can hear how your voice sounds!"

Li Jun took the sheet music, looked through it, and then hummed softly. After a while, she sang loudly: "Let's row our oars, and push the boat through the waves. The sea reflects the beautiful white pagoda, surrounded by green trees and red walls..."

The singing was clear and sweet, and Mo'er's eyes lit up as she listened. "He's a good seedling. If you cultivate him well, he will definitely achieve something in the future."

She pulled Li Jun into the wooden house, found the accompaniment of the song, asked Li Jun to sing along with the accompaniment, and explained to her some small problems that had occurred and how to correct them.

After half a day, Li Jun finally sang the song very well, and Moer began to adjust the equipment and prepare to record her.

But once the recording officially began, Li Jun made numerous mistakes, his hands shaking. Mo Er turned off the equipment and said, "Don't be nervous, just do it the same way as before. If you're nervous just because of the two of us, how can you still perform on stage in front of thousands of people? You have to overcome this mental barrier."

Li Jun asked, "How do you overcome that?" Mo'er said, "Just treat the people in the audience as cabbages in the yard, and imagine yourself singing in the vegetable patch!"

Mo Er said, "You practice a little more first. I'll go build a pavilion. I'll record it when I come back."

Mo'er left the house and went outside to start making a more difficult hexagonal pavilion.

Four hours later, after building another pavilion and writing a poem, Moer returned to the room and saw Li Jun still practicing. She got a cup of spiritual spring water and handed it to Li Jun. "How's it going?" she asked.

Li Jun said confidently, "Sister, I'm fine." Mo'er turned on the audio equipment and gestured to Li Jun. The music started, and Li Jun's clear, oriole-like voice rang out again. There were still some minor flaws during the recording process. After recording five times in a row, Mo'er finally gestured for a pause.

Li Jun also breathed a sigh of relief, Oh my God, the recording is finally finished.