Financial freedom begins in Vietnam

Hu Jintao clearly attaches great importance to Chen Junhe, who will be the interpreter tonight.

He and Da Gui genuinely wanted to find wives in Vietnam, which was somewhat different from Gangzi, who had gradually changed his mind.

Although they made the necessary appointments and had their fun, they hadn't forgotten their purpose in coming to Vietnam.

The two girls they met tonight were exactly the kind of girls they thought were pretty good targets.

I was initially worried that the communication might not go smoothly and that I might scare the girl away.

Unexpectedly, I ran into Chen Junhe, a guy who speaks Vietnamese as well as a local.

Old Hu had a sudden inspiration: when talking to the girl, he could bring Chen Junhe along, and then they could have a pleasant conversation.

I was worried that Chen Junhe wouldn't agree, but he agreed very readily.

So Lao Hu and Da Gui were full of confidence for tonight's meal.

Before Chen Junhe arrived, the two were even discussing when they could go to the Vietnamese government to complete their marriage registration.

Various precautions to take when bringing your wife back to China.

Chen Junhe's early arrival made Lao Hu and Da Gui very satisfied.

This is because it represents Chen Junhe's respect for the two of them.

Therefore, Lao Hu and Da Gui were very enthusiastic towards Chen Junhe, since they would have to ask him to do the translation work later.

Of course, following the customs of the Dragon Kingdom, the two told Chen Junhe to start eating.

Chen Junhe naturally declined.

If not everyone has arrived, the host will politely invite you to start eating.

If you actually start doing it, then you don't know the rules.

Old Hu then readily handed Chen Junhe a glass of iced tea.

This iced tea, called tra da, is also one of Vietnam's national drinks.

Whether they're at an entertainment venue or before or after a meal, they always enjoy a drink.

In Vietnam's hot and humid climate, a cup of tea without ice is soulless.

The three of them sat together and chatted casually for a while.

Gangzi and two Vietnamese girls came in one after the other.

"Sorry guys, I ended the stream a little late."

As soon as Gangzi went upstairs, he put his hands together in apology.

For a popular streamer like him, every live stream is profitable.

Therefore, he cherishes every minute and second of his live stream time.

This time, it was because a generous person who had tipped him asked him to take a picture of a beautiful woman's face.

Gangzi chased after her and struck up a conversation. The older brother saw the beautiful woman's face and was quite satisfied.

The beautiful woman seemed very pleased with Gangzi's compliments.

After a while, Gangzi's contacts included another Vietnamese girl.

After the broadcast ended, Gangzi and the girl made plans to have dinner and coffee together in a couple of days.

I silently thanked the generous person for the tip, then immediately hailed a Grab motorcycle to head to the hot pot restaurant that Lao Hu and the others had booked.

Fortunately, the motorcycle driver was very capable, weaving nimbly through the large flow of motorcycles.

I just made it upstairs before the two girls.

Before Gangzi could even sit down, two girls who followed him gracefully approached the group.

"xin chao~~"

It has that distinctive Vietnamese ending sound.

Old Hu and Da Gui quickly stood up to greet them, gesturing for the two girls to sit down.

"xin chao".

"xin chao".

Chen Junhe and Gangzi also stood up and politely responded to them.

Both girls were around 1.6 meters tall and were wearing black T-shirts and denim shorts. One was wearing a slightly more revealing off-shoulder T-shirt, while the other was wearing a regular T-shirt.

While not stunningly beautiful, she is rather pretty.

The one wearing an off-shoulder t-shirt also wore black-rimmed glasses.

After the girls sat down, they introduced themselves.

The one wearing the off-shoulder T-shirt is called Ah Cao, and the one wearing the regular T-shirt is called Ah Xiang, but Ah Xiang is a bit more voluptuous.

Vietnamese names are generally similar to those given to people in China in the 1970s and 80s, and they sound quite dated.

When Ah Cao and Ah Xiang came up to the restaurant, the first thing they saw was Chen Junhe smiling.

When he walked over to the table to say hello, he was startled when Chen Junhe stood up.

Among the people they knew, they rarely saw a man so handsome and tall, just like the male lead in the idol dramas they had watched.

When Chen Junhe spoke, they were pleasantly surprised.

Because Tran Tuan Ha actually speaks fluent Vietnamese.

Although they could speak a few simple words of Chinese, it wasn't as convenient as communicating in Vietnamese.

Chen Junhe is here now, clearly sitting here as a translator.

People from China always need to find some excuses and reasons to start a conversation before getting to the main topic.

So, with Lao Hu and Da Gui organizing, everyone put a lot of food into the hot pot.

While waiting for the food to cook, they scooped out wine from the large bowl and began to clink glasses.

This bulk liquor is somewhat like the briefcases from Guangxi and Yunnan provinces.

It's a little sweet at first, but very potent.

Old Hu, as the host, started by saying, "I'm very happy that you two brothers, and the two beauties, Acao and Axiang, have given us the opportunity to sit together and have a drink..."

Lao Hu expressed himself in Mandarin, and Chen Junhe immediately translated it into Vietnamese.

Ah Xiang and Ah Cao also raised their cups.

The toasting slogan is borrowed from the Vietnamese.

Mohaba! Yo~~~ (One, two, three, cheers!)

Everyone tilted their heads back and emptied their glasses.

The two girls, Ah Cao and Ah Xiang, seemed to have a good tolerance for alcohol, as they also downed their glasses in one gulp.

Then the atmosphere at the whole table was completely relaxed.

However, this meal was a little different from the others, because Lao Hu, Da Gui, and Gangzi each had a mobile phone in front of them recording a video.

This was done right after it was served. Chen Junhe had already translated it beforehand and told A Cao and A Xiang.

Fortunately, they toned it down a bit; they just put their phones in front of them, facing away from themselves, and didn't record other people.

Ah Cao and Ah Xiang obviously knew that Lao Hu and the others were video bloggers when they met them.

So after I said it in front of them, I didn't refuse. I just sat there with a smile, watching them chatter away on their phones.

"Brother He, why aren't you recording a video?"

While Lao Hu and the others were busy talking on the video and couldn't pay attention to them, A Cao went to talk to Chen Junhe.

"I'm not in this line of work."

Chen Junhe responded calmly, noting that the daily income from the system was more than what most online streamers earned.

He has absolutely no need to become a live streamer.

The main reason is that I'm a live streamer, and I always feel like I'm living my life completely under the watchful eyes of others.

Whether it's creating a character based on a script or boldly showcasing one's own actual situation, it's all about personal experience.

I just got out of that workplace prison that was an electronics factory.

Chen Junhe had absolutely no desire to experience this feeling of being restrained.

Chen Junhe's answer made A Cao's eyes light up.

So she became even more attentive and started chatting with Chen Junhe.

Chen Junhe watched the three men who had drunk a few glasses of wine and were still waiting for their food, and kept recording his own content on his phone screen.

He couldn't help but shake his head helplessly.

This means seizing every opportunity to make money, even putting aside the girls you meet up with.

To keep Ah Cao and Ah Xiang from getting bored and leaving early, he had no choice but to help Lao Hu and Da Gui keep the two Vietnamese girls company and chat with them.

After some questioning, Chen Junhe learned that the voluptuous Ah Xiang had been married before and was now divorced.

Ah Xiang and Ah Cao are both only 20 years old.