CHAPTER 734: CHAPTER 734 GREEN ARRIVES (1)

As a resident of City A, Qin Jiran did not oppose becoming the city’s image spokesperson, and Su Yanyi also expressed her support. Government and entertainment company cooperation also affirmed their entertainment company, so building a good relationship was always right. Thus, Qin Jiran only gave it a brief thought and proposed a few conditions before agreeing to the endorsement. Kang Zhong promptly informed the city government of this news, and both parties arranged a time to meet and sign the contract, leaving Kang Zhong and Jiang Xiaobin to handle the matter.

The endorsement was a minor issue, but it still required Qin Jiran to take a few days to film the promotional video. Since it wasn’t urgent, the time was set for October, so it did not affect Qin Jiran’s short vacation this time.

Qin Jiran took a vacation to accompany Su Yanyi at the company, which led to Su Yanyi losing the desire to work herself. After dealing with some necessary documents, they left hand in hand, leaving Kang Zhong full of resentment. His work had been getting busier by the day, and even though his salary had doubled, it could not erase the grievances from his heart. He might be the president’s special assistant, but he was definitely not the president himself!

But there was nothing that could be done about it, since he was a subordinate, he could only obey orders.

So, what did Qin Jiran and Su Yanyi go off to do? Naturally, they went on a date just for the two of them.

Su Yanyi had been paying close attention to a drama called "Raising Sons and Daughters," which discussed the issue of modern parental education. It was said that both the actors and the plot were excellent, and this recommendation came from Mother Su herself. So, when they were planning their date, Su Yanyi thought of this drama and had Kang Zhong check the schedule. There was a performance that evening, so she and Qin Jiran went to watch it together.

Qin Jiran going out had to be absolutely low-key—hats and sunglasses were essentials. Su Yanyi hadn’t needed to do this before, but now her fame was almost as great as Qin Jiran’s, so the two of them appeared in the theater together wearing hats and sunglasses. Fortunately, they were both decent people. Although they attracted some attention, they were not recognized and were able to watch a very wonderful drama performance in peace.

The acting skills of drama performers were definitely more exquisite than those of average actors, and their requirements were also higher. Among the stars under Splendid Entertainment, there were a few who were scouted from the drama industry, all with outstanding acting abilities. Some of them were personally named by Su Yanyi; however, the initial reason they were noticed was not because of her, but because of Mother Su, who was a drama enthusiast. Father Su occasionally accompanied her to watch plays when he had time, and it was during these outings that Mother Su discovered these talented actors.

The plot of this drama depicted the little moments within a family, small events and feelings that deeply resonated with the audience. Many families experience such stories, which not only allowed the audience to empathize but also sparked much self-reflection, especially regarding the education of children. It left many parents deeply moved and even led some to change their approach to parenting, with profound impacts.

In this focus on education was the issue of school selection. Qin Jiran, finding it interesting, asked Su Yanyi, "What do you think are the differences between a Nobility Academy and what’s called a Commoner Academy?"

The children of the Su family had always attended what was called a privately customized education, all established through the Su family’s investments, far surpassing the Nobility Academy. Qin Jiran had not experienced this, so he was somewhat curious.

"One is inaccessible to the average person, and one is accessible. They are very different. Which aspect do you want to hear about?" Su Yanyi responded very calmly, seeming not to fully understand Qin Jiran’s point.