Comprehensive film and television travel

Chapter 391 The Little Woman of Zhengyang Sect 7

Fan Jinyou has been cooperating with Yiliana without Chen Xueru's knowledge. This time, something went wrong. Mr. Mao, who was cooperating with him, made the documents of the whole train fake. When checking, it was found that the goods sent from Russia were not allowed to enter the customs.

Elena took the initiative to call Chen Xueru and said that Fan Jinyou was not trustworthy. All the goods were shipped out and were not allowed to enter the customs.

Chen Xueru also knew that Fan Jinyou was doing something behind her back. But although they were angry, they did not have a big conflict, after all, the nature of the matter was not particularly serious.

Fan Jinyou has never had a child of his own, so he gets along well with Hou Kui. It's not as tense as in the drama, but there isn't much sincerity between them either.

Given that Fan Jinyou is particularly hostile to Xu Huizhen, Chang Ran's relationship with him is average.

Chang Ran has been collecting stamps for many years. He has the wrong stamps mentioned in the play, such as the red mountains and rivers of the motherland, and the big dragon stamps of the Republic of China and the Qing Dynasty.

Changran planned to pass on the stamps that Cai Quanwu gave him to his second son, who also had the same surname as Cai. Most of the stamps he bought himself were given to his eldest son.

The two sons were given different surnames, so the adults inevitably showed some bias.

Chen Xueru favored the eldest child more. It was not obvious to everyone in the Xu family, but the second child felt more comfortable in the Xu family.

This was all because of Chang Ran's naming, artificially dividing the children into two camps in advance. Fortunately, Chang Ran and Hou Kui, the two parents, did not have bias. Otherwise, the two brothers might have a conflict.

Now Chen Xueru has only one son, Hou Kui. Hou Kui has been working in Xueru Group and has no malicious competition with Hua Feng of the Xu family.

Xueru Group also invested in Huafeng's technology company. Without Fan Xiaojun in the middle, and Changran in charge of the technology company, the process went smoothly.

Chang Ran had no intention of merging the two groups, so he never raised the idea. If they merged, the benefits would be greater, but there would also be more trouble.

There was no merger, so Xu Huizhen worked for a few more years and retired only when she was able to take on the responsibilities on her own.

After Xu Huizhen retired, Jingping became the chairman of Huafeng Group and Jingtian became the vice chairman.

Jingtian finally got together with Hu Fenggu, and they fell in love with each other over time.

Chen Xueru also retired soon after, and Hou Kui became the chairman of Xueru Group.

After retirement, Xu Huizhen and Chen Xueru went traveling together. On the road, the two of them often had some business ideas. They could do it casually and there was no time to rest.

After Jing Pingtian became comfortable with his new position, Chang Ran also resigned from his position as general manager of the technology company and began to relax at home.

At this point in time, the plot has ended. At the end of the plot, Cai Quanwu has been trying to ease the relationship between He Yongqiang and Xu Jingli. If He Yongqiang were still alive, Chang Ran would definitely encounter this situation.

To be honest, Chang Ran felt a little disgusted. If the relationship is not good, then it is not good. If they don't want to talk, then they don't want to talk. Why must it be a family reunion?

So what if he is my biological father? He didn't carry my child for ten months, nor did he raise me. Does that mean we have to get along well just because we are related by blood?

I often see similar plots where the protagonist helps the boyfriend or girlfriend to ease the relationship with their parents. It's really annoying.

Moreover, they have done so much. If you don't ease the relationship according to the situation, others will say that you are ungrateful and cold-hearted.

Everyone has their own ideas and decides how to get along with others. Why do we have to get along according to the protagonist's ideas?

Although I don't have the help of the three sisters in this life, I also have less troubles. Especially my husband's family no longer has the brother who has always been against Hou Kui. In general, my life is pretty good.