The world of film and television begins with university lecturers

Ding! Congratulations, host, you have gained the approval of Jiang Lai, a character in the film and television world. Your approval value has increased by 100 points.

Note: Jiang Lai's favorability has exceeded 50% and is now at 60 points!

System Rewards: 1. A gift pack (one for each film/TV character whose favorability exceeds 50%).

2. Funds of 200 million yuan (obtained by the system from Wall Street, and transferred to the host's Industrial and Commercial Bank of China account through legal and legitimate means).

3. 75% equity interest in Shanghai Xueyou Future Education Technology Co., Ltd. (initial registered capital of 5000 million RMB, equity agreement and other relevant documents are complete and have been stored in the system space).

Upon hearing the prompt, Han Tao couldn't help but sigh inwardly, "As expected of the Jiang Group's heiress, even her rewards are so realistic and direct."

Besides the funds, they directly gave me a company with absolute control and a registered capital of half a small fortune.

Most importantly, it's a good fit for my major; this company's business scope covers retail of publications, production and operation of radio and television programs, and online cultural operations.

And all education-related items, including performance brokerage, distribution of high school and primary school textbooks, and printing of publications.

Moreover, this company also holds 25% of the shares of Depp Education in Shanghai, which owns more than a dozen private schools ranging from kindergarten to vocational college.

Han Tao glanced at his watch, put the documents he had briefly reviewed back into his spatial storage, got up, picked up the gifts he had prepared in advance, and went to visit Jiang Pengfei, as agreed with him.

The two villas are separated by only one wall. The Jiang family's garden is well-maintained and tidy, and compared to his newly renovated house, it has a more lived-in feel.

The nanny, Aunt Jia, opened the door. When she saw that it was the new neighbor that the husband had asked her to come over, she immediately put on a polite smile and stepped aside to lead him through the corridor into the living room.

Jiang Pengfei, dressed casually in home clothes, was sitting on the sofa reading today's newspaper when he saw Han Tao enter. He immediately stood up with a smile and went to greet him, extending his hand from afar.

"Brother Han, you've finally arrived! I've been waiting since noon, thinking you'd be coming later."

"I apologize for keeping you waiting, Mr. Jiang. I ran into some familiar colleagues when I went back to school to move my luggage this morning, so we chatted for a while, which took up a little time."

Han Tao politely explained and handed over the gift he was carrying, "Thank you for the warm breakfast and tea you brought this morning. I've prepared a small gift to send over. Sorry to bother you."

The gift box contains a limited-edition Pu'er ripe tea that is hard to find on the market, as well as bird's nest from a well-known brand.

The gifts are few in number but of high quality, neither impolite nor overly ostentatious, making them perfect as gifts for visiting neighbors.

Jiang Pengfei feigned a few words of refusal, then readily accepted, praising Han Tao for his thoughtfulness and politeness while stepping aside to invite him to the sofa: "Brother Han, you're too kind, please have a seat!"

I had our housekeeper prepare some good tea and snacks early this morning, just waiting for you to come over so we can have a good chat.

"Who's here!" Hearing the commotion, Grandma Jiang came in from the garden.

Her gray-white hair was neatly styled, her eyes were gentle, and she exuded the air of a well-bred lady in every gesture.

After the old man's gaze fell on Han Tao, he spoke first: "I had heard from Pengfei that a young lecturer from Shanghai University had moved in next door. Seeing him today, he is indeed a handsome and talented man."

"Grandma Jiang, you flatter me. I am Han Tao, and I apologize for disturbing you today." Han Tao's voice was calm and his manner was just right.

  

Upon hearing this, Grandma Jiang smiled and waved her hand, "No trouble at all. Come visit more often in the future. Old people just like lively gatherings."

Following closely behind her was Jiang Nansun's mother, Dai Yin, who spoke softly and gently. After a brief self-introduction, the group sat around the sofa and chatted.

Han Tao was humble and easy-going, neither deliberately showing off his knowledge nor displaying the frivolity and impetuosity of young people, and he could respond appropriately to any topic that came up.

Grandma Jiang and Dai Yin exchanged a glance, and they already felt a good impression of their new neighbor. They thought he was steady and reliable, without any of the common problems that many young people have these days.

Seeing that his daughter hadn't come downstairs yet, Jiang Pengfei whispered to Aunt Jia to go upstairs and call Jiang Nansun, telling her that Han Tao had come to visit.

Soon, Jiang Nansun came downstairs upon hearing the news. She was dressed in a simple and clean off-white shirt paired with a long skirt, her long hair draped over her shoulders, exuding the elegant temperament cultivated by her scholarly family.

Hearing footsteps, Han Tao looked up, and her gaze happened to fall on him. The two were slightly taken aback at first, then smiled at each other.

Jiang Pengfei stepped forward with a smile and acted as a middleman, introducing: "Nan Sun, this is Mr. Han Tao, the new neighbor I told you about yesterday. Brother Han, this is my daughter, Jiang Nan Sun."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Nansun quickly stepped forward and bowed slightly with a dignified posture: "Good afternoon, Teacher Han! I really didn't expect you to be our new neighbor next door. What a coincidence!"

"Jiang, you don't need to be so polite. Outside of class, you can address each other as you would neighbors." Han Tao spoke gently, calmly observing the girl he had met three times.

According to the original plot, Jiang Nansun was raised by her family as a wealthy heiress from a young age. Her father instilled in her the idea that she could change her social class by getting married. It wasn't until she went through many hardships that she finally broke free from her shackles and lived her own life.

Now that I'm intervening early as a teacher and neighbor, many things may quietly change.

After exchanging a few more pleasantries, the group sat down again, and Aunt Jia served them freshly brewed hot tea and delicate snacks.

Jiang Pengfei picked up his teacup, took a sip, and couldn't wait to get to the topic he most wanted to discuss, which inevitably revolved around stock investment.

"Brother Han, it was too late to chat in detail yesterday, so let's have a good talk today. You're so successful in investing, what kind of thinking do you usually follow?"

I previously followed insider information from a friend and entered the market, but I kept making mistakes and losing money. Most of my funds are now tied up, and I'm really anxious.

When her father mentioned stock trading, she instantly perked up, her eyes fixed on Han Tao as if she had grasped a lifeline.

Jiang Nan frowned. Her father had been obsessed with the stock market for many years, and most of the family's savings had been invested in it. She was already tired of hearing about this topic, but it was inconvenient to interrupt in front of the guests.

Han Tao picked up his teacup and gently swirled the tea, speaking calmly and unhurriedly: "Mr. Jiang, I still stand by what I said yesterday: rumors are never reliable."

The first thing to do in true value investing is to get rid of the speculative mentality of getting rich overnight.

You always believe the so-called insider information from people in the industry, which is essentially just bait for others to harvest retail investors...

He didn't give specific stock codes directly, but rather analyzed the situation from a macro perspective, sharing basic strategies for position management, industry selection, and long-term holding.

These ideas were clearly organized and completely different from the get-rich-quick schemes Jiang Pengfei had previously heard.

Although he didn't quite agree, he didn't refute it considering that Han Tao had accumulated his wealth through these means.

In order to gain Han Tao's favor, Jiang Pengfei even nodded and took notes while constantly asking for details, appearing to agree with him.

Towards the end of the conversation, he asked about the specific stocks Han Tao held. Han Tao either cleverly avoided the question or talked to him about the prospects of several liquor brands such as Moutai and Wuliangye.

Jiang Nansun, who was standing to the side, was initially disgusted by these things, but the more he listened, the more he admired them.

Previously, Mr. Han was already outstanding in the classroom, but when discussing practical investment in private, his perspective and understanding were completely different from those of the people he had met.

No wonder he was able to buy a detached house on Fuxing Road in cash at such a young age; this ability is beyond the reach of ordinary people.

During this period, the Chiang family also deliberately created opportunities for the two to spend time alone together.

Grandma Jiang used the excuse of being tired to go upstairs for a short rest. Dai Yin went to the kitchen to instruct Aunt Jia to prepare tea, snacks, and dinner, while Jiang Pengfei got up to go upstairs to get his computer.

The living room fell silent for a moment before Jiang Nansun broke the silence and spoke sincerely:

"Teacher Han, thank you so much for your guidance. I now have my own goals."

My father has been obsessed with stocks for so many years, and he won't listen to anyone's advice. This has been a constant source of trouble for our family.

If he had listened to the investment principles you just mentioned, he wouldn't have kept losing more and more money.

"Everyone understands the principle, but whether they can put it into practice depends on their character."

Han Tao shook his head and said in a calm tone, "Those who are impatient for quick success will never be able to endure the loneliness of long-term value investing."

While I can offer some guidance, ultimately he has to walk his own path.

After listening to his words, Jiang Nansun sighed softly: "Yes, in the end, you have to walk your own path."

His family had tried to persuade him many times, but he always felt that he was just unlucky and that he would definitely be able to turn things around next time.

"Take it slow, or it will backfire..." Han Tao didn't comment too much on the Jiang family's affairs, but instead talked about academic matters, asking about Jiang Nansun's recent course progress and thesis topic.

When it came to professional knowledge, Jiang Nansun immediately started talking, chatting with Han Tao with a big smile, and the slightly dull atmosphere was swept away.

However, just as the two were chatting amiably, a light laugh suddenly drifted from the entrance hall.

Then a tall, well-proportioned girl with defined collarbones and long, straight legs walked in.

She moved with the ease of returning home, finding her slippers and changing into them, happily exclaiming:

"Nan Sun, I made a special trip to come over and keep you company today. Staying at home is so boring..."

Before she could finish speaking, she saw Han Tao sitting in the living room. The girl subconsciously toned down her carefree and playful nature and looked at him with a hint of curiosity.

Jiang Nansun, who had been speaking with a slight smile, looked up at her friend, her eyes crinkling as she introduced him, her tone natural and relaxed:

"Suo Suo, you've come at the perfect time. This is Professor Han Tao, whom I mentioned to you yesterday. He's a full-time lecturer at Shanghai University."

She paused for a moment, then introduced him to Han Tao: "Teacher Han, this is my best friend, Zhu Suosuo."