Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1656 The time to harvest has come

Why go to Hong Kong University? Given the reactions of the crowd, shouldn't we have gone to a bustling teahouse or Western restaurant?
To be honest, how many people are there in those places? They can't compare to Hong Kong University at all.

Moreover, to be frank, during this period, the vast majority of professors, teachers, staff, and students at Hong Kong University were yellow-skinned but white-hearted.

The school stipulates that the designated primary languages ​​of instruction on campus are English and Cantonese, but many people only speak English.

These people don't even speak Mandarin. They can't even speak Cantonese, which they've spoken since childhood, on campus. It's as if speaking it would lower their status and affect their future jobs.

Can such a person remember that they are Chinese? Can they remember their shared ancestry? Can they speak well of mainland China?

Therefore, this is also the main reason why Han Li was unwilling to communicate too much with his colleagues after arriving in Hong Kong and becoming familiar with the situation at Hong Kong University. It would be bad if he lost control and killed a few people.

Therefore, Han Li wanted to see the news of the first meeting between China and Britain reach Hong Kong.

The dejected expressions of those yellow-skinned, white-hearted people could not have been better seen than at Hong Kong University.

There were many people here, and many different expressions. Although he could hear some angry shouts and jeers, it was a good opportunity for Han Li to see who these kinds of people were.

When Han Li arrived at his office, Luo Yuze and Xu Caihan, the two students, had just finished cleaning and were about to leave.

Han Li didn't have anything to do at the school today. News of the meeting will reach Hong Kong around noon or afternoon.

So Han Li didn't let his two students leave to attend the general lectures, but instead stayed in his office to give them some extra tutoring.

Han Li sat in his office drinking tea, lecturing to two students sitting across from him and answering their questions, but part of his attention was always on the outside.

Unfortunately, by lunchtime, news of the talks had not yet reached Hong Kong.

Han Li glanced at his watch and ended the lesson he had given to Luo Yuze and Xu Caihan.

Next, Han Li made different reading lists for the two students based on their different learning situations, and then let them leave.

Han Li packed up his books, locked the door, and walked downstairs, thinking about where to eat lunch and what to eat.

However, just as Han Li stepped out of the teaching building and was about to go to the professors' cafeteria for lunch, he heard the voice of a middle-aged woman next to him.

"Excuse me, are you Professor Han Li?"

When Han Li heard someone calling him, he looked in the direction of the voice and saw a smartly dressed, energetic woman in her fifties.

Han Li glanced at the middle-aged woman, but couldn't find any recollection of her in his mind, so he spoke.

"Do you know me, ma'am?"

"I don't know him. I learned about Professor Han from my daughter."

Han Li: "Your daughter?"

“My daughter is Zhou Huimin. She met Professor Han at Longhu Mountain some time ago.”

Han Li: "Zhou Huimin? That little girl who likes playing musical instruments and studies at St. Stephen's Church Middle School across the street, I wonder what brings you here, Mrs. Zhou?" Mrs. Zhou: "Nothing much. I often hear my daughter praising Professor Han at home, saying that you are very talented and willing to tutor her in foreign languages ​​and musical instruments, so I stopped by on my way home from get off work to thank you."

Han Li: "You're too kind. I'm usually quite busy with work and don't spend much time at school. I haven't tutored her even once yet, so I really don't deserve your thanks."

However, I keep my word. As long as I'm at school and have time, and if Huimin needs tutoring in this area, I absolutely will not refuse.

Han Li chatted with Zhou Huimin's mother downstairs for a while before parting ways. As he began to eat in the professor's restaurant, he was thinking about Zhou Huimin's mother.

She definitely wasn't just passing by on her way home from get off work, nor did she seem to be there to thank me. So, all that's left is to suspect my relationship with her daughter.

The more Han Li thought about it, the more convinced he became of this situation, and he couldn't help but mentally rant about it.

Let alone the fact that he currently has no feelings for Zhou Huimin, even if he did, would Zhou Huimin's mother think that seeing her once would prevent that kind of thing from happening?

Even if she never had such thoughts, could Zhou Huimin's mother stop her daughter from throwing herself into her arms when she reached a certain age?
After internally complaining, Han Li put the matter aside. He would be very busy for a while and wouldn't have the time or inclination to pay attention to such things.

In the afternoon, while Han Li was drinking tea and studying in his office, he suddenly heard angry complaints, grumbling, and cursing coming from the corridor.

Next came other places, even further away in the teaching buildings.

Han Li held his teacup, a faint smile on his face as he looked at those yellow-skinned, white-hearted clowns.

You'll have to go through a lot more like this in the future. You'll get used to it. If you really can't stand it, you can leave.

Looking at these people who were about to be abandoned, Han Li not only dispelled the gloom he felt from Zhou Huimin's mother's arrival, but also felt exceptionally comfortable.

After watching the clown performance, Han Li made sure to write down the names, performances, and words of the clowns to enrich his knowledge for the exams he would take when he returned home at the end of the year.

Han Li had enjoyed the excitement and performance he wanted to see. He locked the office door and drove home humming an unknown tune.

The next day, after breakfast, Han Li did not go out with the Chung sisters. He watched them enter the elevator from the door and then returned.

The next part was the usual phone call. Attorney Jin said that there were more and more people following the trend of "shorting" Jia Ning Group's stock in the stock market today.

Han Li asked Attorney Jin to calculate that if they stopped today, after deducting handling fees and stock rental fees, they could make about 70 million.

After deducting the commission promised to the trader and Attorney Jin's fee, Han Li would eventually have nearly 60 million yuan in his hands.

Han Li did not expect that yesterday's news would already have an effect today.

Han Li was unsure of the exact timing of Jia Ning Group's impending collapse, and he also didn't know whether his intervention would cause other changes.

Han Li realized that he had already made a lot of money, and if he became greedy, he might get trapped. So he instructed Attorney Jin to leave the market as soon as possible without affecting his profits too much. If anything went wrong during the process, he was to throw it all away, even if it meant earning less.

After hanging up the phone, Han Li couldn't help but express his heartfelt gratitude to the boss of Jia Ning Group.

After all this, he not only gave Han Li the taxi company, five plots of land, and the film production company for free, but also provided several million in start-up capital. What a kind person!

However, Han Li could no longer stay at home at this time.
(End of this chapter)