Chapter 894: Chapter 895: I Hope I Can Interview You Again After the College Entrance Exam
Jiang Changhai, Su Wanyu, and the Jiang family mbers stood together, and as they saw Jiang Mianmian and Reporter Wu approaching, they quickly greeted them warmly, “Hello, Reporter Wu, long ti no see.”
“Ah, Xiao Wu, you’re here to interview Mianmian again,” Zhang Guihua was also very enthusiastic upon seeing the reporter.
“Uncle Jiang, Aunt Jiang, Brother Jiang, Big Sister-in-law Jiang, long ti no see.” Reporter Wu greeted each of them.
“Reporter Wu, it seems like you and our family have quite a bit of fate,” Jiang Changhai said with a smile.
“Brother Jiang, it’s not just fate; I worked hard for this. When I heard at work that we were coming to the town to interview this year’s top scorer in the high school entrance exam, Jiang Mianmian, I specifically requested to co,” Reporter Wu explained.
“So that’s how it is, I wondered how it was such a coincidence,” Jiang Changhai said with so surprise.
After exchanging pleasantries, Reporter Wu took out a notebook and pen and started the interview directly.
Having interviewed before, he didn’t ask too much about family aspects this ti. Instead, he asked Jiang Mianmian if she had any study thods, or any advice and encouragent for younger students, focusing on learning-related questions.
Jiang Mianmian shared her learning insights and so effective little tips she had picked up from her past life.
In fact, the summary boiled down to four words—diligence makes up for clumsiness!
During the interview, the Jiang family and the people from Stone Bridge Village all gathered around, listening attentively to Jiang Mianmian’s words, taking notes on the Little Prodigy’s study thods.
They thought about telling their own children at ho to learn according to those thods.
After finishing the interview with Jiang Mianmian, as Reporter Wu was putting away his pen and notebook and preparing to say goodbye, Zhang Guihua, with a smile on her face, stopped him.
“Xiao Wu, you’ve worked hard all morning, why don’t you co over to Auntie’s house for lunch,” Zhang Guihua warmly invited.
“No, Auntie, maybe another ti,” Reporter Wu politely declined.
“Xiao Wu, last ti you said the sa thing, that next ti you get a chance, you’d definitely stay to taste my cooking. Didn’t you say last ti that next ti would be this ti? Don’t decline, there’s no need to be so polite with Auntie, we’re not outsiders, co on,” Zhang Guihua said, pulling Reporter Wu’s hand, intending to take him ho.
Reporter Wu had just said it offhandedly last ti; he didn’t expect the old lady to rember it so clearly. What he didn’t expect even more was that he would indeed have a next opportunity to interview Jiang Mianmian, and so soon.
“Auntie, please don’t pull yet, I really have things to do, I can’t get away. After this interview, I have to go back and write up the article. Our boss said it needs to be delivered by tomorrow morning, and at the latest, the day after it must be in the paper, Auntie, I really don’t have the ti,” Reporter Wu quickly explained.
“It’s just a al, it won’t take long,” Zhang Guihua persisted in persuading him.
“Yes, Reporter Wu, it won’t waste much ti, there’s no need to be so polite,” Jiang Changhai also chid in to persuade.
“Auntie, Brother Jiang, I really can’t make it this ti, I’ll co by another ti when I have the chance,” Reporter Wu again refused.
Zhang Guihua saw how firm he was and, fearing it would indeed delay his work, didn’t say anything further.
“Alright then, Xiao Wu, next ti you have a chance, you must rember to co to Auntie’s house for a al,” Zhang Guihua instructed, as she really liked this gentle-spoken, cultured journalist.
“Alright, Auntie, I got it,” Reporter Wu agreed.
“Mianmian, study hard in the future, Uncle Wu hopes that after your college entrance exam, I can co to interview you again,” Reporter Wu encouraged Jiang Mianmian, patting her head.
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