Mo Er heard Director Hao had something to say, so she said, "Director Hao, please feel free to speak." Director Hao continued, "Captain Li, a few days ago, many people from the Education Bureau and the Poetry Association came. I don't know where they got the news, but they knew there were ancient poems in your pavilion, so they all came, and some even copied them down."

He glanced at Mo'er's face, finding no sign of anger, and continued, "They praised all these poems highly, saying you are a rare poetic master. The Education Bureau said they would also include some suitable poems in the students' textbooks so that the children can understand the charm of poetry. They came three times but couldn't find you. They asked me to bring a message to ask if you agree?"

Mo'er said, "I wrote these poems in the pavilion for everyone to enjoy for free. Director Hao gave them a message. I have no objection. They can use them as they please."

Director Hao breathed a sigh of relief and said, "Okay, Captain Li, I will convey their message truthfully next time they come."

After a while, Moer's uncle knew that Li Moer had come and came over. Moer asked, "Uncle, how are you? Are you used to it? How's my aunt? Is there any difficulty in the cafeteria?"

Third uncle Li Zhihe said, "Well, I'm used to it. I'm very used to it. It's just that these dozen people have nothing to do all day and I feel uneasy."

Mo Er smiled and said, "Don't worry, you will be here soon. These dozen people are definitely not enough. Why don't you go back to your hometown and find another dozen people to come. I plan to move animals to the park in the next few days, and you have to find a way to find one or two skilled veterinarians to come here.

Director Hao said, "Captain Li, I know a very capable veterinarian. Why don't you have him come over and give it a try?"

Mo'er said, "That's great. Let the veterinarian start work in ten days. His salary will be the same as those workers, fifty per month."

In fact, it doesn’t matter whether there is a veterinarian in the zoo or not. These animals all drink spiritual spring water and will definitely not get sick. The reason they find a veterinarian is because they are afraid that the animals will fight and they need to treat any wounds.

Then she said to her uncle, "Uncle, how are you and Auntie doing with your studies lately?"

Li Zhihe said, "Don't worry, girl. The two of us and the dozen or so others have had nothing to do in the past six months. We've been studying all day. The teacher you found for us is also very dedicated. He not only taught us literacy, but also math and English. As the teacher said, this zoo will definitely have a lot of foreigners visiting in the future, and if we can't communicate with them, it will definitely not work. Three of the people in that group, including your third aunt, have learned English very well and have no problem with daily communication."

Mo'er was obviously taken aback and asked, "My Third Aunt is also good at English?" The Third Uncle raised his head and said, "Of course, your Third Aunt is very smart. No matter what she learns, she is very fast. She is much better than us."

Mo'er thought for a moment and said, "Uncle San, talk to Aunt San and have her learn some accounting. Once the zoo officially opens, the accounts will be handed over to her. I have too much to do and may not be able to take care of it, so I'll leave it to you and Aunt San. You will be primarily responsible for the park's safety, sanitation, and the animals' food. You can find someone with outstanding abilities to be your assistant."

"As for the zoo's accounts and the cafeteria, they'll be handed over to my Third Aunt. She also needs to find someone she can trust to be her assistant."

Li Zhihe is no longer as cautious as he was when he first arrived. Instead, he exudes confidence.

Mo'er added: "If Third Aunt takes an accounting exam, she will be very adept at managing the zoo's accounts.

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