Financial freedom begins in Vietnam

Chapter 83 Some Faces Must Be Pretended

"Buzz~"

As soon as Chen Junhe said those words, the entire living room started bubbling up like water boiling in a pot.

"Xiaoyu originally had a foreign boyfriend."

"No wonder they were so generous; we Vietnamese wouldn't give such expensive gifts."

"Look at the car Ah He drives, it looks like a very expensive imported car."

"When I first saw him, I thought he was too tall for us Vietnamese. I was right after all."

"Studying is really good. Xiaoyu was able to find such a rich foreign boyfriend because she got into a national university."

"Yes, yes, when I get back I will tell my granddaughter to study hard and get into a good national university."

"Your granddaughter is only two years old. Isn't it a bit too long before she takes the college entrance exam?"

"It seems like no girl in the village has found a foreign boyfriend yet. Once Xiaoyu gets married, Axin and Alian will be able to enjoy their happiness."

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The living room was in complete chaos, leaving Ruan Huangmingyu's uncle unsure of what to do next. He quickly grabbed the coffee pot and added some coffee for Chen Junhe.

They waited until the surroundings quieted down a bit before continuing their conversation.

When they learned that Chen Junhe was from China, they didn't react with hostility or hostility, since that was a different matter altogether.

As ordinary Vietnamese people, those in northern Vietnam actually have a relatively high level of goodwill towards China.

After all, the Rome of the West has become history, but the Rome of the East has always stood there unchanged.

So when everyone learned that Chen Junhe was from China, they all expressed curiosity and admiration.

No matter how stubborn the Vietnamese may be, they will not deny the power of the Chinese nation, especially now, as they once again feel the trembling under the might of their suzerain state.

Especially Uncle Ruan Huang Mingyu, whose attitude was even more enthusiastic.

After a brief chat, Chen Junhe learned that his uncle, Ruan Huangmingyu, had been chosen as a representative to talk to him.

It's because this uncle also went abroad to work when he was young, specifically to Taiwan Province in China.

So this uncle can still speak a few words of Chinese, albeit not fluently.

After being praised by Chen Junhe a few times, he grinned so hard that his back teeth showed.

After all, this is a glorious chapter in his history.

With this relationship in place, Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc, Chen Junhe's uncle, became even more affectionate towards him.

During the conversation, Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's parents didn't say much, but were busy making coffee and serving fruit to everyone with Tran Thi Ngoc Linh.

Although their family ran a general store, it was clear that not every merchant was so eloquent.

"Ahe, now that you're dating my Ayu, I'll be a bit more direct. How do you make a living?"

Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's uncle asked the question that all the relatives most wanted to ask.

After the question was asked, the entire living room became quite quiet.

Although the relatives seemed to be chatting away, they were all actually listening intently, ready to hear what Chen Junhe's answer would be.

"I mainly invest in funds, and with the money I earn, buying a car and a house shouldn't be difficult..."

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No sooner had Chen Junhe finished speaking than Ruan Huangmingyu, who was being interrogated by her extended family, quickly interjected.

"Brother He owns three houses around Hoan Kiem Lake. He rents two of them to big brands for business, and he lives in one himself."

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Chen Junhe sat there, not denying Ruan Huang Mingyu's words, although Ruan Huang Mingyu's words sounded forced.

But he knew that Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc was eager to save face in front of her relatives and friends, so that even if others found out she was only a second-class citizen, there wouldn't be too much criticism.

Let alone someone as wealthy as Chen Junhe, even a few small business owners in their village who made some money by going out to do business have three or four wives.

Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's words immediately provided his relatives with a clear standard of wealth.

"A single house there costs hundreds of billions of Vietnamese dong..."

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The uncle slapped his thigh, but didn't continue speaking.

But everyone understood what he meant.

The area around Hoan Kiem Lake is the most expensive place in the entire city of Hanoi.

Chen Junhe owns three houses, which is quite astonishing.

In addition, these houses also send a signal to these relatives and friends.

Chen Junhe has bought a house in Hanoi, which means he will be developing his career in Vietnam in the future.

Even after Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc gets married, she will not leave Vietnam.

This is a very important point for a Vietnamese girl.

Because most Vietnamese people do not want their daughters to marry far away.

Marrying a foreigner is not a big deal; the important thing is to stay and develop your career in Vietnam after marrying a foreigner.

This way, when a girl wants to go back to her parents' home, she can do so easily.

This is the ideal marriage scenario for Vietnamese girls.

With that in mind, everyone's gaze toward Chen Junhe became even more amiable.

Reading more books is definitely a good thing; Ruan Huangmingyu must be enjoying her university life now.

Judging from Chen Junhe's appearance, he should also be a college student. I just wonder if Chen Junhe's college life is good.

Few of these people had attended university, so everything is just speculation.

Chen Junhe sat there chatting happily with a large group of people, and it felt quite nice.

Only Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's parents would occasionally leave temporarily to go next door because villagers would come to buy things.

When the villagers see so many relatives and friends at Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's house, they often ask questions out of curiosity.

Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's parents proudly told them that their future son-in-law had come to visit, and that he was a foreigner.

Despite Vietnam being open for so long, Hanoi still has a large number of foreigners living there.

However, in their small suburban village, they have seen very few foreigners.

After buying their things, they all went to the living room to see what the foreigners looked like.

Upon seeing Chen Junhe, they all warmly invited him to their homes for tea or coffee.

Because in the minds of many Vietnamese people, it is a great honor to invite a foreigner to their home.

Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc's uncle noticed that Tran Tuan Ha had a reluctant expression on his face.

After quietly confirming his intentions, I helped him politely decline.

As they left, these people warmly invited Chen Junhe to their homes for dinner sometime.

"Brother He, the people in the village are very hospitable. You can go if you want, or not if you don't want to. There aren't many restrictions."

Seeing how popular Chen Junhe was, Nguyen Hoang Minh Ngoc felt proud as well.

"Okay, I understand." Chen Junhe nodded in response, but out of the corner of his eye he noticed that Ruan Huangmingyu's sister-in-law was hiding by the door and secretly taking a picture of him.

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