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Chapter 1399 Chang'e Descends to Earth: He Chen Has Me in His Heart!

Ding Yan did not rush to contact He Chen.

He Chen's traditional way of giving paintings made her want to be a traditional girl again.

The fast pace of phone calls and text messages is a disgrace to this traditional aesthetic.

Impulsive, straightforward statements and bold declarations of love are driven by hormonal turmoil and lean more towards animalistic tendencies.

Instead of being subtle and tactful, letting time and the dust settle allows for the accumulation of more emotions, making it more humane and artistic!
So she placed He Chen's art exhibition on a canvas, stared at it for a while, and then began to paint He Chen as she saw him.

Compared to her earlier thought of drawing He Chen in modern clothes, she subconsciously wanted to draw He Chen in ancient costume when she looked at herself in ancient costume next to her.

With He Chen's looks, he can pull off both period dramas and modern dramas perfectly.

Looking back now, He Chen in period costume would have been even more handsome.

She became so engrossed in her painting that the afternoon flew by, and as night fell, her phone started ringing.

There was a rich second-generation who kept bothering her, and there was also her mother.

Seeing that she couldn't concentrate on painting anymore, she quickly turned off her phone, forgot about eating, and buried herself in painting in the studio.

Ding family.

Ding's mother called to urge her eldest daughter to come home for dinner, but was brushed off. Then she saw her younger daughter and grandmother talking in a daze about charity school renovations, which made her very annoyed.

One, two, three—none of them give her a moment's peace!
The only one who is somewhat obedient is the second daughter, who has the least presence in the family. Now that she's not around, she's been kicked out to go on a date with the second son-in-law she's set her sights on. She's just waiting to get married as soon as possible, so that the Ding family can at least have a man!
The more she looked at her third daughter, the more annoyed she became. She worried that her elderly mother would really throw herself into it, wasting time, energy, and money, and ruining her health. But she didn't dare to openly oppose it and cause an argument. So she called her third daughter over and sent her away on the grounds that she was worried about her eldest daughter.

Ding Xun was instructed by her mother to go find her eldest sister, which suited her perfectly.

She lives at home, and it's not so easy for her to sneak out to play at night. Just like in high school, there's a curfew.

Of course, it's not that she can't go out at night, but if she goes too far, she might be put in solitary confinement and not allowed to go out at night for a month.

Now she wants to go out and play at night, especially to play with He Chen. She can't wait. She also wants to act like a good child so that she can do great things with her grandmother and have more time and excuses to play with He Chen.

So, following my mother's wishes and taking her "decree" with me, under the pretext of going to see my eldest sister to find out what she was busy with, was the best course of action.

As soon as she came out, she called He Chen and talked at length about her charitable philosophy and plans. Even after she took a taxi to her elder sister's studio, she was still talking and knocked on the door of her elder sister's studio.

After the door opened, Ding Xun nodded to her older sister while continuing to make a phone call as she walked in, completely disregarding her mother's instructions to take care of her older sister.

"He Chen, I solemnly invite you to join us. Let's work together to do great things!" Ding Xun said excitedly, inviting He Chen.

The name and the words immediately made Ding Yan, who was already annoyed by her younger sister who had bothered her without even saying hello or calling her "sister," hold her breath in displeasure.

When Ding Xun, the younger sister, heard the answer on the other end of the phone and cried out in disappointment, "Why?", Ding Yan's heart pounded. She cried out in her heart, "I know! He rejected you for me!"

In her mind, it was clear that He Chen had made a choice, choosing her over her younger sister Ding Xun, which was why he refused to have further contact with her younger sister to avoid causing her to misunderstand.

He even gave up his usual habit of doing good deeds for this.

She was really heartbroken. Of course, she temporarily ignored the fact that He Chen was Huang Yimei's boyfriend.

Because compared to her junior sister Huang Yimei, her biggest rival is her younger sister Ding Xun, the one she cannot accept coexisting with, and she doesn't even want to think about the possibility of it!

Now that He Chen has voluntarily given up being younger and prettier, and can be paired with Huang Yimei to form an irresistible couple, she is deeply moved.

These thoughts could only be shouted in their hearts, and they dared not tell their younger sister, who was in a bad mood, lest the sisters fall out.

While she was having a lot of internal monologues, He Chen had no intention of doing so at all. He rejected Ding Xun's suggestion simply because he wasn't interested.

“Ding Xun, I’ve told you before, I have my own style of doing charity! Beijing is right under the emperor’s nose, and what it has in abundance is people who are willing and able to do charity.”

For example, you.

For example, roses!
If you're willing, you can easily bring them countless donations by making a short video; they don't need me at all!
In contrast, I would rather donate the money to remote, impoverished, and neglected places, to the teachers who are willing to endure poverty and make silent contributions there!

While external resources such as classrooms and clothing are indeed important, the most important thing is always people—teachers who are willing and capable!

A teacher like this can provide students with very poor conditions in a way that cannot be compared to external resources such as classrooms and clothes!
I know a teacher who has been quietly working in a poor mountain village for more than ten years, dedicating his youth to it.

Through his efforts, more people learned about this impoverished school and its students, leading to a large amount of material donations.

However, he was cautious about this and even repeatedly appealed against indiscriminate donations.

Because that would have a negative impact on already impoverished students and their parents, potentially leading them to rely on these fleeting donations and neglect the most important things: self-reliance, hard work, and striving to truly change their own, their family's, and even their hometown's poverty through education.

So his choice was to personally lead his still-young students to do farm work in their spare time to earn money to supplement their family's income.

He spent money to set up awards to encourage students to study hard. Those who achieved excellent results would not receive money, but a piglet to take home and raise with their families. Whether they slaughtered it for the New Year or sold it, it was a good way to reap the rewards of their hard work.

These are proofs that a teacher is infinitely more important than material possessions!

Do you know why I'm not into taking pictures of roses and posting them on social media?

It's because of the way you attract people that things are just a passing fad, since you yourselves are just a passing fad.

Let alone more than ten years, even a dozen months or a dozen weeks, very few people can stick to it.

However, such teachers have said that long-term companionship is very important. Coming and going too often will leave very negative emotions for students who are young and lack companionship.

Nobody's a fool!
Children are more sensitive and know that you who come and go don't really care about them!
It even gives them a sense of abandonment.

And over and over again!

"..." Ding Xun was speechless.

She only did charity work under the guise of her grandmother's love of charity and her own experience; she didn't think much of it.

She really doesn't know any better.

(End of this chapter)