Huayu: Inside and Outside the Entertainment Industry

13: Shocking

Since Ningning Typing Shop started offering on-site computer repair services, Hanwen has almost been completely exhausted.

However, seeing the potential daily income of several hundred to several thousand dollars, he chose to persevere.

The more capital you accumulate now, the more you can earn in the future.

He's only a few years old now, so why isn't he busy making money or starting a business? Is he just going to eat, drink, and have fun?

Having lived two lives, Han Wen knows best the importance of money, as well as the value of time and opportunity. He would never miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make money.

No pain No gain.

All his efforts today are simply to go further in the future, to stand taller and more firmly in the future.

Fortunately, computers are only just beginning to enter universities, research institutions, and wealthy households.

Most of them are gathered near Zhongguancun, which greatly facilitates Han Wen's work.

He bought himself a bicycle for easier transportation.

Every day, he rides his bicycle between various units, departments, universities, research institutions, and individual users, working tirelessly to make money.

A sedan costs at least tens of thousands of yuan, which Han Wen simply cannot afford. A used van isn't cheap either, so he can't bear to buy it.

This bicycle, on the other hand, is fast and agile, making it perfect for navigating through streets and alleys.

That day, Han Wen worked outside for more than ten hours, completed six orders, and earned a huge sum of more than three thousand yuan. After that, he rode his bicycle home happily.

He can earn in a day what an average person earns in almost a year. Tell me, aren't you scared?

However, there's no way around it; computers are just too expensive these days, often costing ten thousand or even twenty thousand yuan each.

Institutions, universities, organizations, and individuals who can afford computers simply don't care about this expense.

Moreover, computers these days are prone to malfunctions, both in terms of software and hardware, so the repair business is incredibly booming.

This is still Korean culture, which follows the rules and operates according to market prices, unwilling to make too much ill-gotten gains.

If it were some cunning merchants who caught a big spender, they would really fleece him to death.

Because Hanwen goes out to repair computers almost every day, the shop's business also gets busy.

Business is booming every day, and Zhou Ning and Gu Amei are so busy that they have to work overtime almost every night.

After spending several days together, Gu Amei has successfully passed the Korean language test. In the past few days, he has intentionally begun to teach her computer assembly and repair techniques.

Han Wen hummed a song as he rode his bike, in a very good mood.

When he passed a newsstand, he made a point of stopping to buy a copy of the Economic Daily and the Financial News.

Jinghua City is too far from Songhu City, and it is not the internet age now, so information is very limited.

Han Wen had no friends in Shanghai, so he could only learn about the Shanghai stock market through newspapers.

Although the Economic Daily and the Financial News, as newspapers of Gyeonghwa City, do not report much on the Shanghai-Songhu stock market, Han Wen, with some memories from his previous life, can at least understand the situation there.

When it was completely dark and the streetlights were on, Hanwen finally returned to the typing shop.

"Han Wen, you're finally back!" Zhou Ning heard the sound of a bicycle and ran out immediately. "Why are you so late today?"

"I was busy today, so it took me a little longer than usual," Han Wen said as he parked his bicycle. "It's so late, why aren't you home yet?"

"I was worried about you," Zhou Ning replied with a smile. "Han Wen, tell me, am I good to you?"

"Okay, my sister Ning is the best person in the world to me." Han Wen nodded and smiled, "Of course, except for my mom."

Zhou Ning dared not compete with Han Qingyan for status; otherwise, if Han Qingyan suddenly became her mother-in-law one day, wouldn't she be doomed?

"By the way, Han Wen, how much did you earn today?" Zhou Ning asked again.

"A little over three thousand." Han Wen smiled, handed the newspaper to Zhou Ning, and followed him into the store.

"More than three thousand!" Zhou Ning was shocked.

These days, Han Wen's ability to make money is getting stronger and faster, which is almost frightening to her.

Because she never imagined that making money would be so easy.

If it weren't for Korean, she probably would never have encountered such an easy opportunity to make money in her life.

She felt proud and touched that she could have a share of the money Han Wen worked so hard to earn every day.

However, whenever she saw Han Wen exhausted and sighing even in his sleep, she felt extremely distressed.

She had also advised Han Wen not to work so hard and not to exhaust himself. He was still young, and he had plenty of time and opportunities ahead of him. But Han Wen simply wouldn't listen.

Zhou Ning and Han Wen have different backgrounds, families, educational environments, and experiences, so they are not the same kind of people. Zhou Ning doesn't really understand Han Wen's mentality.

However, Gu Amei was different; she strongly supported Han Wen's efforts to earn money.

As the saying goes, "Work as hard as you can, as long as you don't die."

Because the more money the better. It represents safety, stability, warmth, enough to eat, a place to live, no need to live in fear, and peace of mind...

The two had just entered the shop when Gu Amei ran downstairs. As she ran, she called out, "Brother Han, you're back! Come up and eat with Sister Ning!"

"What are we having for dinner tonight?" Han Wen asked with a smile, "Spicy rabbit heads?"

"You've been talking about it for days, I know you want to eat it. I went to the market today and specially bought a rabbit." Gu Amei nodded, "And I also bought you some beer."

Beer is great; it's refreshing to drink and you don't have to worry about it interfering with your work.

Although there was no refrigerator in the store, the beer was placed in a basin and chilled with water, so it was still somewhat refreshing.

"Did you buy soda?" Hanwen continued to ask.

Now that he has money, there's no need to be too hard on himself. As long as he doesn't spend money recklessly, it's perfectly fine to improve his quality of life appropriately.

Otherwise, with so much work every day, the body won't be able to handle it.

"I bought it, Arctic Ocean soda," Gu Amei replied with a smile.

Han Wen doesn't neglect one thing for another, nor does he only care about himself. He shares money, enjoys happiness, and naturally, everyone gets a share of good food and drink.

The three of them are no longer boss and employee, but friends.

Fanning themselves with an electric fan, drinking beer and soft drinks, munching on spicy rabbit heads and other dishes, the three of them felt incredibly refreshed and in high spirits.

Zhou Ning, in particular, didn't like spicy food before and couldn't eat Sichuan cuisine.

However, she's been working overtime a lot lately, and she always ends up having dinner with Han Wen and Gu Amei. Eventually, she got used to it and even started to enjoy it.