Reborn in the 1990s, I want my husband to live to be a hundred.

Wenjing took out her prepared speech, which Deng Xiuzhen read aloud: "I am a parent of a student in Class 1, Grade 11. Today, I am honored to speak here as a parent representative with great joy and respect. First of all, I would like to express my highest respect and heartfelt thanks to the hardworking teachers who care about our children's growth."

Next, I'd like to share some insights and experiences on raising children:

First, create a positive family atmosphere and cultivate good study habits in children…

The piece, spanning over two thousand words, was written in a fluent style with clear logic. Deng Xiuzhen couldn't help but praise it repeatedly.

Before the conference began, Wenjing led Deng Xiuzhen and the others to the venue.

After the host read the script and the principal finished speaking, Qin Wenjing went on stage as a representative of outstanding students.

She walked with ease, a smile on her face, and graceful manners. As soon as she stepped onto the stage, the audience erupted in enthusiastic applause.

Some students even shouted, "Wenjing, Wenjing, our pride! Our role model!"

Qin Wenjing waved to the audience, and the room quieted down. She then began her speech: "I believe that to achieve good grades in the busy life of high school, one needs to know how to study."

First, we must make the most of the 45-minute class period, as the classroom is the most important time for us students.

When we immerse ourselves in the classroom, we remember knowledge particularly well.

Secondly, carefully organize your error notebook. This notebook doesn't just record wrong answers; also include questions you find novel or cleverly solved. Write down your learning insights while organizing, and review it regularly. Redo the problems, recall how you solved them, and consider if there are simpler or more ingenious methods now, thus summarizing your problem-solving experience.

"There is a path to the mountain of books, and diligence is the way; the sea of ​​learning is boundless, and hard work is the boat." This quote from Han Yu aims to tell people that there are no shortcuts on the path of reading and learning; only diligent effort can lead to success.

After Qin Wenjing finished speaking, the applause from the audience was even more enthusiastic than before.

The lively scene made Deng Xiuzhen feel a little dizzy.

When she heard the host call her name, she walked shakily onto the stage. After finally standing properly, she took out her speech, but her hands were shaking so badly that she almost dropped it several times.

"I, I, I am Qin Wenjing's mother, I represent, I represent..."

Deng Xiuzhen not only trembled and her hands shook, but her mouth was also stiff and numb, and her tongue was completely unresponsive.

The initial anticipation from the audience turned into whispers, and then some began to point and whisper.

Deng Xiuzhen became increasingly flustered, sweating profusely, her head almost touching her waist, and her voice so low that she could barely hear herself.

Suddenly, two hands took her arm. Turning her head, she saw Qin Wenjing looking at her with a smile, her eyes filled with understanding, trust, and encouragement.

As if infused with boundless power, Deng Xiuzhen slowly calmed down.

After calming herself down, she handed the manuscript to Wenjing, then straightened the microphone and said in a steady voice, "I am Qin Wenjing's mother from Class 1, Grade 11. I am very honored to stand here today as the parent of an outstanding student."

First of all, I would like to thank all the teachers and classmates for their care and help to Wenjing.

Secondly, I want to thank my daughter Wenjing for making me the parent of an excellent student...

Her excellence comes from her own hard work.

I'm usually very busy, and they rely on themselves for both their studies and daily life.

I believe that a child's learning depends mainly on herself, on her efforts, and on her initiative in learning.

There's a saying that "great talents can emerge from humble backgrounds." I think this doesn't mean that great talents come from poor families, but rather that children from poor families are more appreciative and understand that hard work pays off, so they are more motivated to learn.

There's a saying, "Children from poor families mature early." This doesn't mean that children from poor families necessarily mature early, but rather that in such environments, parents don't have time to pamper them, so they understand the hardships of life earlier and appreciate their parents' sacrifices...

The audience burst into warm applause again.

In a high-end restaurant in Xiangcheng, Qin Yanlin sat on a sofa against the wall, watching a video.

The previous part was Qin Wenjing giving a confident speech on stage, which made him nod frequently, and he couldn't hide the smile on his face, which was an undisguised pride.

Next was a video of Deng Xiuzhen timidly and shakily going on stage, then stammering and stuttering for a long time without being able to utter a complete sentence.

The video shows Deng Xiuzhen almost dropping her manuscript, her head drooping to her waist, and her short hair completely covering her face.

Qin Yanlin remained silent for a long time, feeling slightly irritated.

He thought that things would probably get even worse later on.

If I had known it would be like this, I should have gone there myself.

It's a pity that her own child's shining moment was ruined by her mother.

"Yanlin, what's wrong with you? Your brows are so furrowed you could trap a mosquito." Qi Guomin came over and asked. He was now Qin Yanlin's largest material supplier, and Qin Yanlin sourced all his steel and cement from him.

"It's alright. The girl did well at school. I didn't have time to attend her commendation ceremony, which I feel is a bit of a pity." Qin Yanlin didn't tell the truth. He was unhappy that Deng Xiuzhen hadn't performed well, but he wouldn't tell others about his family's affairs.

The secretary, Tian Yutong, quickly took the video camera, poured two cups of tea for them, and then quietly stepped aside.

"Yanlin, I'm not trying to criticize you, but how long has it been since you've stayed home properly? No matter how busy you are, you should at least go see your sister-in-law and the kids. Making money is important, but family is even more important. Besides, isn't the purpose of making money to give our families a good life and to ensure our children have enough to eat and wear?" Qi Guomin took the tea and sat down next to Qin Yanlin, speaking softly.

Qin Yanlin nodded and said, "Yes, we should spend more time with them. We'll go back after the meeting tomorrow."

Tian Yutong, standing next to her, frowned almost imperceptibly, her eyes darkening slightly.

"Mr. Qin, how about we go listen to some music together tonight?" Tao Ming, the business partner, extended an invitation after dinner.

"I'm a bit tired today, how about we do it another day?" Qin Yanlin has a traditional side to his thinking, and he believes that those places are all disreputable.

"Is Mr. Qin worried that his wife might object? Don't worry, it's just for listening to music and watching performances. It's a respectable place run by my brother," Tao Ming said with a smile, his expression unchanged.

Qin Yanlin hesitated for a moment before saying, "Then I'll have to trouble you, Mr. Tao." He wasn't worried about Deng Xiuzhen's opinion, but Tao Ming had already extended the invitation a second time, mentioning that it was his younger brother's business. If he refused, it wouldn't just be a lack of respect, but a complete loss of face for Tao Ming. That's a major taboo in business.

Now that both parties have confirmed their intentions and finalized the details, it's equivalent to a 99% agreement being reached.

But since the contract wasn't signed, if Tao Ming goes back on his word, that one percent will become one hundred percent, and all his efforts over the past few days will be for nothing.