The Birth of Shanghai's First Conglomerate

Chen An'an's words.

That is to say, her father did not hear it.

Otherwise, they would have pinned her to the ground and beaten her up. As for Yang Xi, how could she dare to reply?

It's fine to just listen to such high-profile private matters, but if someone actually dares to spread them outside, whether you believe it or not is another matter entirely.

The key issue is herself; she could be blacklisted by those major workplaces in Beijing.

Like her two other roommates, she walked forward with curiosity.

A grand courtyard with four entrances and four exits, a true mansion of the wealthy.

Just standing outside this wall gives you a completely different feeling about this lifestyle.

Perhaps describing it as "from heaven to earth" would be a more accurate description.

Chen An'an invited them inside to sit down. Ordinary people have a natural respect for Nanluoguxiang now.

The main reason is the unaffordable housing prices.

She's always messing around inside, how much could she possibly feel?

It means the house is a little bigger and the decoration is better than the average person's, and that's it.

People get used to it after living there for a while.

Her stepmother, Song Yanxi, went to the Shuiyun Academy headquarters early in the morning, leaving only her father and her sister Qiuyan, who had come from Shanghai, at home.

Grandma and Grandma on my mother's side won't be back for another day or two, and then the house will be lively again.

"Old Bean."

Chen An'an went to the second floor of the South Courtyard to find him. The courtyard was full of vegetables, and her father would be taking care of them after her grandmother passed away.

Yang Xi and the others followed along.

Chen Pingsheng was holding a small hoe in his hand. The old lady was quite bored; she had only planted a few vegetables, yet she called him three times a day asking him to water them and take good care of them.

She acted as if she was afraid her cabbages would die.

"Dad, this is the Rabbit Sister I told you about. You promised to find her a job."

Chen Pingsheng straightened her large hat, which had been turned up, and looked at Yang Xi, who was still a little nervous and uneasy, and asked, "I've been watching your chat in the live stream for several days, it's pretty good."

Yang Xi felt awkward; she was just chatting with Xiao An'an because she had nothing else to do and felt no pressure.

She never imagined that this girl who liked to joke around and chat in the live broadcast room was actually the eldest princess of Tencent Group.

A true heiress from a wealthy family.

"Wait a minute, Dad, when did you come to my live stream? How come I didn't know?"

"Your mom's account name is 'My daughter is stupid,' which is a bit much, but she's rich and powerful. Mine is 'My eldest daughter isn't very smart.'"

"So it turns out that my two biggest fans were actually you and my stepmother in disguise."

Chen An'an belatedly realized this and was a little disappointed, mainly because there were only three people in the live stream.

One is her father, and the other is her stepmother.

The last one is her true supporter, Sister Rabbit.

Now we should cherish this true, loyal fan who earned their support even more.

"If it weren't for me and your mother, who else would listen to you play the erhu?"

Okay... Chen An'an has to admit that one day in the future she will definitely be able to hold her own 10,000-person erhu music festival.

The theater will definitely be packed, and tickets will be hard to come by.

And then, she really did start playing a bit awful.

“You are all my daughter’s friends, so don’t be too reserved and just relax. Qiuyan, take them to my tea room, I’ll be right there.”

"Okay, Uncle Chen."

Chu Qiuyan invited them to sit in the tea room first, and suggested they brew a few cups of the owner's Wuyi Mountain Da Hong Pao tea.

This is currently the most expensive tea known in China. It was sold for 438 million yuan for 500 grams at a tea auction held in Fujian in 2018.

Although there was some price inflation at the auction, the official price of this tea is no less than three million per kilogram.

Chu Qiuyan wasn't very good at brewing tea; she wasn't even as good as Chen An'an.

This has nothing to do with learning ability, but everything to do with one's birth. Chen An'an was born into this kind of family and was exposed to the ultimate in luxury from the age of five.

These things that ordinary people might be proud of are nothing to her; she doesn't even realize how impressive they are.

The tea steamer emits a delicate fragrance.

When you smell it, it gives you a refreshing and calming feeling.

Looking at the purple bamboo and jade forest outside the teahouse, is this what life in a wealthy family is like?
Yang Xi sighed, perhaps knowing what they were thinking.

Chu Qiuyan said, "When I first came to Uncle Chen's house a year ago, I felt the same way you do now."

"It's even more outrageous than yours. I don't understand why so many people are barely making ends meet, and even have to work for three generations to buy a house, while these wealthy families can spend several months' income on just one cup of tea."

Don't scare me.

Yang Xi really wanted to say this, but the Da Hong Pao tea was still soaking in the cup and she hadn't even started drinking it yet.

Most people don't drink the first brew of any tea.

Because it needs to be filtered, you can only brew a few pots when you want to drink it later.

Too much of it will lose its flavor.

Chu Qiuyan ultimately became a successful businesswoman and CEO, and she already had a net worth of over 100 million yuan.

Even if they are the same age and were born around the same time, their speech and behavior will reflect each other.

That gap can become extremely large.

"Senior Sister Chu, can we really get into Tengying Group?"

"Of course you can. Uncle Chen always keeps his word in front of his daughter. Since An'an has spoken up for you, you can definitely get in. However, Tengying Group is now a super-large enterprise with multiple industries. Have you thought about which department you want to join beforehand?"

After a pause, Chu Qiuyan continued, "Actually, Uncle Chen asked me to come down and keep you company first because he wanted to ask for your opinions so that you could think it over in advance and give us a final decision."

It's already very difficult for college graduates to find employment these days.

Any outstanding large-scale enterprise will carefully select its talent through multiple layers of screening.

It can be said that Yang Xi's backdoor gave him a head start of at least ten years compared to others.

Ordinary people rarely have the opportunity to freely choose their department and career within a super-large corporation.

Yang Xi studied journalism, and Chu Qiuyan recommended that she choose the online marketing department of Tencent Entertainment.

This is the core department within the group, and currently this department alone has about 600 people.

Jiang Yilei, formerly of the online marketing department, is now a huge online sensation thanks to her own set of hilarious stand-up comedy routines.

Jiang Yilei had been enjoying shooting these kinds of videos since a year ago when she first joined Tencent Entertainment.

However, short videos had not yet truly taken off at that time.

She persevered until now, which is why she became so incredibly popular.

He's started getting endorsements and advertisements on his own and has become a well-known comedic creator on the internet.

This kind of identity is indeed impressive outside, but within the Tencent Group...

It's just so-so.

Tengying Group has produced too many famous people, such as Yang Mi and Zhao Liying. Aren't they all top stars?
Compared to these true top-tier celebrities, the status of an online influencer is utterly insignificant.

However, she also received many benefits.

At least his annual personal income at Tengying Group is already over eight million.

In addition, there is extra income from endorsements and advertisements within the group.

It can be said that under her expert leadership, the online marketing department has a very keen sense of smell and touch.

We can respond to news within the group online immediately.

She also made a name for herself in many battles at Tencent Film Group.

This includes the earliest positioning battle of Bobo Milk Tea, as well as the youth pain literature that the entire internet participated in.

All of these factors have enabled Bobo Milk Tea to rapidly expand its brand awareness among young people.

(End of this chapter)