Peninsula: My mentor Kim Tae-yeon

"If children aren't taught this kind of knowledge, it will lead to a lack of common sense. How can children respect and protect their own bodily privacy?" Kim Tae-yeon asked, her eyes full of confusion.

Don't ask me, I don't know.

"Okay." Kim Tae-yeon nodded. In the past year or so, she thought she had a good understanding of Chinese culture, but in fact, she had only scratched the surface.

Looking at Su Xia across from her, Kim Tae-yeon suddenly laughed.

"I didn't expect that even after having several girlfriends, you're still so... tongue-tied when it comes to this kind of thing?"

And it's all very roundabout.

Su Xia's lips twitched; he really couldn't bring himself to say it.

Fortunately, Su Li and the dancers he found rescued Su Xia from her awkward situation.

Su Li also understands that it's best to find boys and girls of similar height for these practice room shoots, with both boys and girls having similar heights, as this will create a better viewing experience.

After a busy morning, the dancers finally figured out their roles. The main problem was that the event happened so suddenly that even the best dancers couldn't learn and perform in a second.

We still need to give them some preparation time.

After agreeing to start filming tomorrow, Su Xia left and made a time appointment with the owner of the recording studio to go there in the afternoon to record music.

……

March 20th, Wednesday.

At her desk in the law firm, Su Xia rested her chin on her hand, editing a video she had just finished recording on her computer.

Su Li Studio has a team, but Kim Tae-yeon shook her head after watching the finished product they produced. So, Su Xia took over, which made it easier for Kim Tae-yeon to express her views.

However, this is based on the studio's editing team doing secondary processing on the edited work. For Su Xia, a beginner, to start from scratch is not only a waste of time, but the effect may not be as good as that of the professionals.

The optimal solution is to perform secondary processing based on the initial professional processing.

"Brother Xia, what are you doing?" Sun Haotian suddenly appeared out of nowhere, leaned his head in front of the computer, looked at the video being edited on the screen, and asked curiously.

"I recorded a dance video over the weekend, and I'm just editing out the phonetic symbols," Su Xia said without looking up.

"Huh? You can dance?" Sun Haotian said in surprise.

"Yeah, I've only been learning for a short time."

"Don't cut it yet, I have something to ask you." Sun Haotian said to Su Xia, his right hand resting on the table.

"You say what you want."

"I checked with Uncle Junwei, and our internship periods are the same. The professional qualification exam is this September. Have you completed your internship exam?"

Hearing this, Kim Tae-yeon, who was watching a video of musical notes nearby, slowly walked over.

"That's enough. Only the internship report is left to write. I'll just copy and paste one from the internet later."

Sun Haotian was amused.

"I was just saying I'd ask you to copy it, but I'm relieved since you also found it online."

"Is there anything else? If not, could you please pour me a glass of water, Young Master Sun?" Su Xia picked up the glass of water on the table and handed it to Sun Haotian.

"No problem." Sun Haotian took the water glass. "Want to have lunch together?"

"OK".

Sun Haotian leisurely went to fetch water.

"I think he's pretty boring too, doing nothing all day," Kim Tae-yeon said, watching Sun Haotian's retreating figure.

"The boring and tedious life of a rich second generation, not relying on being a lawyer to make money, just needing a respectable job to maintain the family's face, with monthly allowances starting at five figures, I'll take on this boring life for him," Su Xia said with dead fish eyes.

"Cough, you will become a self-made millionaire, believe me, teacher," Kim Tae-yeon said, patting her chest.

"Okay, Teacher Taeyeon."

"Speaking of which..." Kim Tae-yeon floated in front of Su Xia, leaned over the desk opposite her, and asked, "What was that professional qualification exam that Brother Haotian mentioned earlier?"

"Before becoming a practicing lawyer, an intern needs to complete a year of internship and then take an exam. If he or she passes the exam, he or she can become a practicing lawyer."

"What about the partner?"

"I don't know about other firms, but in our firm, you can apply if you have been practicing for three years and have an annual income of over 400,000."

"That's pretty good." Kim Tae-yeon did the math in her head; this income would definitely place her among the high-income earners anywhere.

"So can you go down? If you can't help, at least don't make things worse," Su Xia said to Kim Tae-yeon.

Kim Tae-yeon looked down at the screen she had blocked, smiled awkwardly, and jumped off the table.

"Brother Xia, here you go." Sun Haotian also turned back.

"Thank you, Young Master Sun."

Sun Haotian's lips twitched.

"Hey Xia, can you uninstall that 'foreign persimmon' novel? It's 2024 already, and you're still stuck on this 'young master' thing?"

"Thank you, I'll use Qidian," Su Xia said with a smile.

"I uninstalled it too!"

"Yes, young master, this old servant obeys."

Sun Haotian sighed and rubbed his forehead.

"I'm leaving now. I'll come find you after get off work."

Su Xia waved her hand and continued her editing work.

Along the way, several partners from the law firm saw Su Xia editing the video. They casually asked him about it, but didn't criticize his behavior in any way, after all...

Kim Tae-yeon, standing behind Su Xia, glanced at another intern lawyer sitting next to her who was playing "Plants vs. Zombies".

What a relaxed work atmosphere.

After glancing at Su Xia, who was still "working," Kim Tae-yeon leisurely drifted to the partner's office next door to continue watching videos.

Swipe up with your thumb, and a familiar face comes into view, revealed by Kim Tae-yeon.

"Huh?" Kim Tae-yeon's eyes widened as she brought the phone closer.

This is……

Zhang Yuanying spinning around?

He ran out immediately.

"Su Xia Su Xia Su Xia, look at the notes."

Su Xia looked speechlessly at Kim Tae-yeon, who had returned.

"Can't you just shut up for a minute? You're completely making things worse."

While verbally criticizing Kim Tae-yeon, he obediently turned on the music player.

"Search Zhang Yuanying."

Enter Zhang Yuanying, and a series of similar videos will appear.

Wearing a fisherman's hat and a miniskirt, Zhang Yuanying walked in front of the camera, twirled around, and slightly raised her buttocks, exuding a playful yet alluring charm that suddenly appeared.

With the catchy DJ remix of "Trouble Maker," the whole video is incredibly addictive.

Su Xia couldn't help but watch it several times.

"It's a bit intoxicating."

"This is such a great time! Every now and then, we see amazing pictures and videos," Kim Tae-yeon exclaimed. "Back in our day, we didn't have these kinds of resources."

Before Su Xia could speak, Kim Tae-yeon shook her head.

"Even if I debuted now, I might not be as popular as Wonyoung and the others. My stuff is all outdated and doesn't work now," Kim Tae-yeon said, shaking her head.

"Now there's an opportunity," Su Xia said, turning off her phone and looking at Kim Tae-yeon.

"What?" Kim Tae-yeon looked at Su Xia blankly.

Su Xia pointed to herself.

"I'll prove to you that the 'old tricks' still work."