Entering the interview room again, this ti the people coming for the interview are no longer the director, but a few young interns holding attractive colored cards, whispering to each other as though discussing the speed of questioning.
Although Shi Su has not participated in many variety shows, she could easily figure out what was happening, so she gave Jing Jihan a look, signaling him to rember to cooperate.
"Alright, we’ll take just a small mont of your ti." As they walked in, two young intern girls cheerfully greeted them, "Co on, the usual protocol, introduce yourselves to the cara first."
As usual, Shi Su began with, "Hello everyone, I am Shi Su," while Jing Jihan smoothly added, "I am Shi Su’s husband."
The interns weren’t surprised at all; they chuckled while raising the cards in their hands, "So, let’s start with a warm-up ga. You two need to answer at least 20 questions in 60 seconds, and you must answer quickly without ti to hesitate. If you don’t answer enough, you’ll have to draw a hidden task."
Shi Su gave an OK gesture, and Jing Jihan, having caught up on his sleep, was in good spirits. This wasn’t his first interview, and since he was already seated here, there was no reason for him not to cooperate.
Seeing they were ready, the interns quickly began asking questions, "Do you usually prefer staying up late or going to bed early?"
Shi Su: "Staying up late."
Jing Jihan: "Staying up late."
No doubt about this, even if they wanted to be healthy and sleep early, life simply wouldn’t allow it.
"If you’re recording a show and don’t have ti to shower, the next day your hair is greasy, do you choose to wash your hair or wear a hat?"
Shi Su: "Wash hair."
Jing Jihan: "My hair’s never been greasy."
The interns burst into laughter, and Shi Su quickly nudged Jing Jihan’s arm with her leg, "It’s a hypothetical question, and you should choose based on behavior habits."
Jing Jihan didn’t say much but imdiately placed her hand on his thigh, preventing her from pulling away.
Suddenly, the two interns found themselves swallowing the taphorical ’dog food’ and continued to ask, "Selfie or taken by soone else?"
Shi Su: "Taken by soone else."
Jing Jihan: "..."
Whether it’s a selfie or taken by soone else, he rarely takes photos.
But after a second, he followed interview rules and replied coolly, "Taken by soone else."
Intern: "Western cuisine or Chinese cuisine?"
Shi Su: "Chinese cuisine."
Jing Jihan: "Chinese cuisine."
The intern exclaid, "Wow, you two are so in sync, such consistent preferences."
Then they sped up and asked, "Hotpot or barbecue?"
Shi Su: "Barbecue."
Jing Jihan recalled how he won over the young bride with a few cans of beer in a small barbecue shop and replied, "... Barbecue."
In reality, he doesn’t like those smoky environnts, but Shi Su and Mianmian do, and just not long ago he accompanied the mother and daughter for one such al.
Intern: "Watching movies or playing gas?"
Shi Su: "Watching movies."
Jing Jihan: "Watching movies."
Intern: "Circle of friends visible for three days or six months?"
Shi Su: "Visible for only three days."
Jing Jihan: "Visible to only one person."
Intern: "..." What misfortune had they brought upon themselves to interview Mr. Jing, the rciless ’dog food’ manufacturer.
Shi Su laughed softly.
On this point, she can vouch for it.
Indeed, Jing Jihan doesn’t post on his monts; even if he did, only she could see it, and even now his avatar is still that image she changed for him before, which hasn’t been changed since.
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