This star is a bit wild

Chapter 63 Chu Hang’s Family (Please Read)
"cheers!"

"Cheers!"

Shrimp Friends, in a private room.

Chu Hang, Xia Sijia, He Juan, Lydia, her personal assistant, agent, life assistant and nearly ten other people sat around a large round table.

In the center of the round table is a huge crayfish platter, which includes Star City classic flavor shrimp, secret flavor shrimp, garlic flavor shrimp, braised flavor shrimp, signature braised shrimp and special lobster tails. In addition, there are many Star City specialty snacks and many cold dishes.

At this moment, everyone raised their glasses and clinked them together, and tonight's midnight snack officially began.

"Chu Hang, I listened to two Cantonese songs tonight. I feel that your country's Cantonese has an inexplicable charm. Now it seems that Cantonese must be included in my study plan."

As two big stars, Lydia and Chu Hang naturally sat in the main seats, and next to them were their personal assistants in the show. As for their accompanying staff, they sat directly opposite them and each had their own topics to talk about.

"Our country's Cantonese has nine tones and six pitches, while standard Chinese only has four pitches, so Cantonese songs have more variations when sung and sound more layered."

Chu Hang was peeling the shrimp with a set as she spoke. When she saw Lydia's slightly clumsy movements, she couldn't help but smile a little and instructed, "Lydia, after you pick up the crayfish, first hold the shrimp head with one hand and the shrimp body with the other. Then find the second section of the shrimp shell on the crayfish's abdomen and start squeezing it. When the shrimp body loosens and softens, poke from the shrimp body to the shrimp head and then pull the shrimp body out with force."

Chu Hang took a braised shrimp as a teaching case, and then demonstrated it in front of Lydia in slow motion.

"Let me try!"

Lydia's face showed some excitement, and then she picked up a new flavor of shrimp and tried it according to the method Chu Hang had just taught her. At first she was a little unskilled, but after trying it repeatedly according to this method, she gradually became familiar with it.

"Brother Hang, you are so awesome~"

Xia Sijia was obviously the same age as Chu Hang, but she called him brother so naturally: "Your shrimp peeling skills took me a long time to learn after working in Xingcheng~"

Chu Hang glanced at Xia Sijia's small, scallion-white hands, which were covered in thick juice, and then looked up at her: "Why don't you wear gloves? It's not safe. It's easy to prick your hands when peeling shrimp."

"It's uncomfortable to wear a condom. I still prefer not to use a condom."

Xia Sijia leaned closer to Chu Hang, lowering her voice and showing her hands to him: "Besides, I have manicures on my hands, which are inconvenient to do with condoms, so it doesn't matter whether I wear one or not~"

After saying that, Xia Sijia gently placed the flavored shrimp she had just peeled on Chu Hang's plate.

"Thank you, Scarlett. You eat yours and I'll peel it myself."

Chu Hang listened to Xia Sijia's suggestive words, and his eyebrows raised slightly. Although he was a little agitated in his heart, he remained calm and polite on the surface. Then he turned his gaze back to Lydia.

It’s not that Chu Hang doesn’t like flirting, but it’s mainly because it’s useless even if he likes her. Now he can’t handle it, which makes him angry. He is the one who feels uncomfortable when he returns to the hotel at night.

"Damn..."

"If I could draw $500 million, why would I still be so timid?"

Chu Hang muttered inwardly, somewhat resentfully: "Then tonight I must let her see just how powerful the natural skills of the Inner Mongolian men, who are good at riding and shooting, are!"

Out of sight, out of mind, Jill.

Chu Hang ignored Xia Sijia's flirting and turned around to chat with Lydia again. The two met because of the show, so naturally most of the topics they talked about were about the show.

"Chu Hang, I just read the comments online, and it seems like you're still the most popular candidate for the next round of the chart-topping competition." Lydia's shrimp-peeling skills became increasingly proficient. She looked at Chu Hang and asked, "If you were really asked to compete against the King Band, would you be confident?"

"What if that person is you?"

Chu Hang didn't answer immediately, but asked with interest: "Are you confident?"

"Two years ago, I performed on the same stage with the Kings at a music festival. I've seen the Kings perform live, and their infectious energy is beyond words. If I were to perform on the same stage with the Kings, and even in the back row, I honestly wouldn't have the slightest confidence."

Lydia stopped what she was doing and looked at Chu Hang and responded seriously.

"Heavy metal music is indeed too rogue in the competitive arena. If you want to defeat heavy metal music, only heavy metal music can do it."

Chu Hang looked directly at Lidya and smiled, "But as luck would have it, I also happen to be a bit into heavy metal music, so even if I'm really chosen by netizens as the singer to challenge, I won't be completely powerless."

"But……"

"Heavy metal music is usually played by a band." Lydia was stunned for a moment, looking a little puzzled. "How can you play heavy metal music by yourself?"

"Who said I was alone?"

"Since we're going to have a team fight, I'll definitely choose to call for help!"

Chu Hang's smile was a little mysterious. In fact, as early as after Han Zheng announced on the spot that the next singer to top the charts would be the King Band, he knew that netizens would most likely choose to support him again.

Because among the current Chinese online singers, he is the only one who is good at rock music. If Donna and Su Hong are chosen to compete, it would be like the Ming Dynasty God of War rushing to attack Tumu Fort, which is purely self-humiliation.

Facing a powerful enemy, Chu Hang would naturally not be afraid.

Still adhering to the concept of "being barefoot is not afraid of wearing shoes", he competed with the King Band on the same stage. If he won, he would make a lot of money and could soar to the sky again by stepping on the heads of the world's top heavy metal bands.

It doesn't matter if he loses. He is a nobody in the international music scene at this stage. What's so embarrassing about losing to a world-class band like Kings?

So what if they are the world's top heavy metal band?

Chu Hang possesses the entire musical treasure house of his previous life's civilization. As the two sides start to fight, it is still unknown who will win or lose in the end!
As for the band that Lydia just mentioned, Chu Hang already had someone in mind.

In this life, Chu Hang is no longer a lonely man like in his previous life. He not only has healthy and harmonious parents, but also grandparents, aunts and uncles who dote on him.

Chu Hang's family is neither ordinary nor extraordinary.

To be honest, his aunts and uncles are all musicians, and they have achieved some success in Inner Mongolia.

Chu Hang's aunt Yan Yan is the youngest professor in the history of Inner Mongolia Arts Institute. She is not only a national first-class actor, but also a director of the Council of the Association of Ethnic Minority Vocalists. She has the strength of a national team and is particularly good at singing Mongolian folk songs.

Chu Hang's uncle Yan Weihua is the director of the Inner Mongolia National Quyi Troupe, a national second-level actor, and a famous Mongolian long-tune singer.

Chu Hang’s second uncle Yan Weihao is the vice president of the Inner Mongolia National Song and Dance Theater, a national second-level actor, and a famous horse-head fiddle player.

Chu Hang's uncle Yan Weiyu founded the band Windtalkers ten years ago. Compared with Chu Hang's eldest uncle, second uncle and aunt, he is not bound by the secular world.

Over the years, he has traveled all over the country, trying to integrate Mongolian culture with modern pop music. Although the results have not been obvious, he has always persisted in his efforts.

This is Chu Hang's maternal family. Although they are far from being comparable to the top musical families like Jiang Shu, their family can barely be called a musical family in this small part of the province.

The fact that Chu Hang was able to win the championship of "The Voice of China" at the age of 20 has a lot to do with the environment he grew up in.

However, it is not entirely true to say that his family is extraordinary based on these, because Chu Hang's parents are just the owners of a small restaurant.

Neither of them came from a musical background, but they had a son like Chu Hang who was gifted in music, which was more or less due to some genetic inheritance.

Chu Hang's mother is the eldest in the family and the eldest sister of all Chu Hang's uncles and aunts. The whole family is authentic Mongolian.

Chu Hang's father is the third child in the family and is a pure Han Chinese. His parents died early, and his two older brothers are doing business in the south. For many years, they have only been in touch through phone calls and video calls, and their relationship has become a little distant over the years.

Chu Hang still maintained the same attitude towards this.

Human beings are social animals and must live in certain relationships. This is because the essence of human beings is the sum of all social relations.

Since Chu Hang traveled from a parallel world and replaced the original Chu Hang in this body, he has the obligation and responsibility to take on the original social relationships of this body, whether it is family, friendship or love.

and so……

The target of Chu Hang's call for people to come to Lydia was none other than his three uncles and his third uncle Yan Weiyu's band, The Windtalkers. It just so happened that he had a song that was a perfect match for his three uncles and the band, The Windtalkers.

In addition, Chu Hang also had some selfish motives. As the saying goes, good things should be kept within the family. "Singer Global Season" is currently the most popular music variety show in the country and even in Asia. Since there is a suitable opportunity, letting his uncles perform on stage will only benefit them and not harm them.

Lydia looked at Chu Hang's confident expression, and the curiosity in her eyes became a little stronger, but she also knew her limits and did not ask any more questions rashly.

In this way, the two of them talked about the things in the show and the situation of the music scene in China and the United States until the early morning. They finally stopped talking, and both of them still felt a little reluctant to leave.

After agreeing to meet again in the future, the two groups left the restaurant one after another. Chu Hang, adhering to his "gentlemanly manners", sent Xia Sijia home. Then, with her reluctant and affectionate eyes, Chu Hang returned to the hotel...

(End of this chapter)