Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1383: Changes in People’s Moods
The news that made Lizhi a little uneasy was that the opera stage play starring her father became a hit. Not only did he become a guest of honor for many people, but it was said that several film and television companies wanted to poach him.

Li Zhi is no longer in Hong Kong. At that time, due to the language barrier, she was unfamiliar with everything here. She couldn't even find anyone to talk to when she wanted to understand the situation.

You should know that Lizhi was not an extrovert when she was young. When she was a few years old, she ran from Chang'an to Yangcheng alone, and then from Yangcheng to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Qingdao.

In that era of food and clothing shortages, Lizhi had no worries about food and shelter along the way, thanks to her age, outgoing personality, a sweet and eloquent mouth, and of course the kindness of Chinese people.

However, no matter how eloquent and sweet Li Zhi is, she cannot stop the huge prejudice in the hearts of Hong Kong people. After arriving in Hong Kong, she encountered only endless contempt, exclusion and ridicule.

Lizhi's father is rarely at home every day because of rehearsals, and sometimes he doesn't come back for several days.

Xiangjiang's stepmother always looked displeased with her. Apart from mocking her, she was too lazy to even talk to her.

As for how she behaves and regulates family relationships, Lizhi's stepmother in Hong Kong is even more of a "stepmother" than her original "stepmother" in China.

If Lizhi hadn't been ridiculed and bullied by neighbors and classmates since she was a child because of her parents' divorce, the situation would have become worse after she entered junior high and high school.

These situations made Lizhi hide her extroverted personality and gradually become introverted. If she had already developed a certain immunity to such situations, she would not be able to withstand the experiences after coming to Hong Kong.

Go back to Shanghai?

Lizhi knew that the situation would not be much better if she returned. In addition to the fact that her parents were divorced, there was also the fact that her father had left the country under shaky circumstances.

Moreover, many neighbors, neighbours and classmates already knew that she had left Shanghai and came to Hong Kong. If she went back in disgrace, she would be ridiculed even more than before she came to Hong Kong.

Besides, Lizhi has seen the glamorous world of Hong Kong and doesn't want to go back to that black, gray and blue environment.

In addition, the family of the man Lizhi was dating in China was quite sensitive, because the frequent correspondence between the two of them while they were in different places caused taboos in the parents. The last letter had already stated their breakup, which made Zhili even more reluctant to return to Shanghai.

In this situation, Lizhi remembered Jing Shujuan, whom her grandmother had taken her to visit on Duolun Road, so she took out the address she had obtained and went to find her.

However, the situation has improved a lot since Lizhi found Jing Shujuan and worked as a waitress here.

Although her colleagues here also looked down on her because of her dress and accent, they did not exclude or despise Lizhi too much for the sake of the boss and the boss's wife, which gave her the opportunity to understand Hong Kong.

During this period of time, Zhili learned a lot of Hong Kong trivia that she didn't know before from the conversations between Jing Shujuan and these colleagues.

For example: Li Xuan, whose father used to be a colleague in China, comes from a family of performing arts. Her parents, uncles, brothers and sisters are almost all in this industry. Her family has a lot of connections and resources, and is currently doing quite well at a TV station in Hong Kong.

(Li Xuan: The aunt of the actor who played the stuttering character in Young and Dangerous.)
So, when Lizhi heard the news, she thought that her father was now famous. Although he was not as famous as those movie stars, he had a certain degree of fame.

Lizhi hopes that her father will bring her into this circle. As long as she can become famous, become a star, and make a lot of money, who will dare to despise, exclude, and ridicule her? However, when Lizhi wanted to ask Jing Shujuan for leave to go home, she thought of Xiangjiang's stepmother, who disliked her, and made all kinds of sarcasm and rejection.

Lizhi was very smart and did not choose to go home to ask, but chose to secretly call her father.

Unfortunately, to Lizhi's disappointment, her father had no intention of helping her enter the circle.

Instead, they told her not to be too ambitious and that she should practice her Cantonese well. What can a person who can't even speak fluently do?
If there wasn't a fellow Shanghai native who was willing to give her a job, no one would want her at any job with her current language ability. She should cherish her current job and remember to practice Cantonese in her free time. Only when she can speak the local dialect fluently can she consider other things.

Lizhi thinks that her father is now the same as he was in China, and thinks that her father is an unnecessary burden. He doesn't like her from the bottom of his heart and doesn't want to care about her.

Otherwise, why would her father leave her alone and run to Hong Kong, leaving her and her grandmother to suffer the cold shoulder at home?

Why can't her father take her with him now, so that he can teach her how to speak Cantonese and how to perform at the same time? This way she can save a lot of time and avoid many detours.

After hanging up the phone angrily, Lizhi ran to the bathroom and cried bitterly.

However, this also made Lizhi want to excel even more. But she also knew that her father was right. Her most important task now was to practice her Cantonese first.

But when it comes to language, whether it is a foreign language or a dialect, learning it is not something that can be done overnight.

This reminded Lizhi of Han Li, whom Jing Shujuan frequently mentioned. It was said that he learned Wu and Cantonese by chatting with others, and his accent was quite authentic. If you didn't know the real situation, he was a local.

Li Zhi thought that Han Li must have some tricks to learn this, and she made up her mind that she would talk to him the next time he came.

It would be best to get Han Li's address and phone number, so that it would be more convenient for me to ask for advice, and I could also see that handsome face often.

Han Li didn't know that someone was targeting him now. Even if he knew, he wouldn't care too much, because this is Hong Kong, not China, and there is no need to be timid about certain things.

After Han Li hung up the call with Lawyer Jin, he had nothing to do and thought he was free anyway.

It would be better to check what the current situation is of the two-story, four-room building near the Knutsford Observatory.

If that family is still there burning paper money and playing funeral music, while watching the fun, you can also identify those who are causing trouble.

This way, when I take over, no one will fall into the net or innocent people will be hurt.

Just do it. Han Li immediately locked the door, rode his motorcycle out of Hong Kong University and headed towards Knutsford Terrace.

Some things can't be avoided. Han Li didn't expect that he would come to watch the fun.
(End of this chapter)