In the era of fetal wear, she became the first socialite in Hong Kong

There are many car brands in the album.

Jaguar, Ferrari, Ford, Cadillac, Bentley, Aston Martin, BMW, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Chevrolet...

The brands that Fu Ziyan looked at were all common in later generations. As for some brands that were relatively unfamiliar to her, she simply ignored them.

As your first car in life, you must buy a familiar brand to feel happier!

Among the antique cars, Fu Ziyan immediately fell in love with the Aston Martin DB5. It was so beautiful. The silver-gray body, cool lines and decorations showed elegance and luxury.

Fu Ziyan's eyes sparkled, "Dad, I want an Aston Martin DB5, is that okay?"

Fu Qiyuan smiled and nodded, "Of course." Then he handed the album to the housekeeper and asked him to call to order a car.

Fu Ziyan is smiling in her dreams as she is about to own her beloved car.

The next morning, when I went downstairs, there was a delicious breakfast.

I have to say that the Hong Kong-style breakfast was really delicious and suited her taste. Fu Ziyan was in a better mood for two minutes.

Fu Qiyuan couldn't help but feel in a good mood as he watched Fu Ziyan happily eating breakfast.

After dinner, Fu Qiyuan took a short break with some tea before heading out to work. Before leaving, he reminded Fu Ziyan, "Titi, you should study hard in class later."

Fu Ziyan then remembered that class was about to start today.

Fu Ziyan: (? v?v ?)

The two teachers Fu Qiyuan found for her were both graduates of Hong Kong University. He had donated money and materials to the university, attended several of its events, and was an acquaintance of the president, Mu Qian, so he easily hired the two renowned teachers.

Professor Zhou Hanmo studied classical culture from a young age, thoroughly reading the Four Books and Five Classics. As an adult, she studied abroad, gaining a profound understanding of both ancient and modern times. Such a formidable scholar was, surprisingly, her Chinese teacher!

After listening to the introduction from the housekeeper Uncle Tan, Fu Ziyan's pupils trembled for a moment.

How could she have deserved this?

Isn’t the big daddy a little too awesome?

In her previous life, she was born in an ordinary family. Parents around her were vying to send their children to special-grade teachers and famous teachers so that they could get higher scores in the college entrance examination and go to a better university.

In this life, she only needed to learn traditional Chinese characters and Chinese, and she was able to invite well-known scholars and university professors to give lectures.

At this moment, Fu Ziyan clearly realized that class stratification is difficult to change easily, and the educational resources of wealthy families are beyond the reach of ordinary families.

Rich families value education and inheritance. Therefore, most of the people who produce dandies are nouveau riche, rather than wealthy families with a solid foundation.

Tan Wu noticed Fu Ziyan's shock and found it amusing, but he remained serious and respectful. "Sir, you think that Miss can learn Chinese while understanding ancient rituals."

It was not until Professor Zhou Hanmo came to the study room specially arranged for her in the Fu residence that Fu Ziyan suddenly understood what it meant to learn Chinese and ancient etiquette at the same time.

Although Professor Zhou is nearing the end of his life, he walks with a steady, leisurely gait, showing no signs of age. Wisdom lingers between his brows, his clothing is simple yet dignified, and his every move exudes a sense of ancient charm and elegance.

As solemn as the wind blowing beneath the pines, high and slow.

Therefore, we invited a scholar to teach her because we didn't want her to be too bound by etiquette, but we also hoped that she could learn ancient etiquette through observation and exposure.

The teacher brought a stack of old newspapers with him to teach her the first lesson.

The old newspapers were filled with stories of past national events, a history of blood and tears. Learning the traditional Chinese characters on them was also about teaching her, a child who had never experienced anything like it, to be patriotic, self-reliant, and remember history.

Just based on this lesson, Fu Ziyan's respect for this professor was no longer just superficial because of his status and knowledge.

She knew the tragedy of the shattered mountains and rivers, but she had never read these old newspapers to experience the hardships and sorrows brought about by the scenes recorded in the news of that day.

Never forgetting our ancestors is more than just a pledge at this moment.

After class, Fu Ziyan was still feeling melancholy, but when she looked at the homework assigned by the teacher, the common psychology of students naturally emerged.

There is so much homework!

Her homework was to copy the Three Character Classic and Hundred Family Names.

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She hasn't done copying homework for many, many years since she graduated from elementary school in her previous life.

The Chinese teacher is very good, and the English teacher is no less so.

Charlotte Shirley Stevens, a British woman of noble birth, came to Hong Kong University to teach for the experience of life. She is curious about Chinese culture and has lived in Hong Kong for three years.

Fu Ziyan communicated with her in English, helping her learn about Western culture and aristocratic etiquette. Charlotte was a very interesting woman who helped her improve her spoken English through crafts and fun games, and also taught her ballroom dancing.

Compared to the rigorous Chinese class, English class is more interesting.

However, the homework is still difficult, such as writing a review of a certain day's English newspaper or rewriting part of a fable to get a different ending.

When doing homework, Meng Tiao is really important!

This person is a graduate of Hong Kong University. Fu Ziyan initially thought that it was a waste of her talent to have her as an assistant, but when she was doing her homework, she was extremely grateful to have this assistant.

After knowing Fu Ziyan's idea, Meng Tiao told her seriously, "It doesn't matter whether it's of great use or not. The salary for this job is really good."

Fu Ziyan: The reality of working people!

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Fu Qiyuan is a very responsible father.

As the head of the Fu family, he was naturally very busy, leaving home early and returning late every day, and occasionally had to go on business trips. But as long as he was in Hong Kong, he would check Fu Ziyan's homework every night.

Even if there are some misunderstandings about Fu Ziyan, he will not reject them blindly, but listen to her ideas and then guide her step by step.

One day, the newspaper reported on the water shortage problem in Hong Kong and the mainland's north-to-south water diversion project. Professor Zhou asked her to write a short article on her opinion on the incident.

Fu Ziyan: ???

Is homework so difficult for primary school students these days?

Fu Ziyan grabbed her hair and braided a bunch of words, such as humanitarianism, blood ties between compatriots, strengthening the ties between Hong Kong and the mainland, etc., showing an extremely strong patriotism.

After more than a decade of exam-oriented education, she was the best at writing about current affairs. She always had to mention policies and other such elaborate statements at the end, so no matter what, she could always get a lot of points.

Fu Qiyuan looked over her homework, stroked his brows, and smiled as he asked Fu Ziyan, "If you're interested in helping your motherland, earning foreign exchange, or doing charity, write a plan. As long as there's no problem, Dad will send someone to help you."

Fu Ziyan's eyes lit up. As a successor to socialism, it would be great if she could practice patriotism.

Fu Ziyan agreed readily.

Then I stopped at the stage of writing the plan...

After searching various sources, she discovered that her father, the boss, seemed to have set a trap for her.

How come everything she could think of had already been done by someone else!