Chapter 26: 26

Chapter 26: How to Educate a Child

And now,

Yu Shuying’s question.

She didn’t understand Yu Ye. His deprivation of her hobbies, his constant asking for money, his forcing her to study, and his brain problem.

All sorts of questions came out.

And now, it was time for the program team’s guest family education replay.

To compare the growth of Little Shuying,

The previous comparison was the most basic character.

And now the comparison was the first time it had been shown

The program team’s female host introduced,

“Next would be the 02 contestant’s family entrance. We would show how the family education was different from the Little Shuying’s growth education and score.”

02 Contestant Zhang Zhi’s family also began to show.

Zhang Zhi was from a businessman’s family. In that era, he had grasped hold of the opportunity and his life became better and better. After that, even though his family had fallen apart, they already had tens of millions.

His daughter was called Zhang Shanshan.

She wasn’t very good-looking. Her body was a little graceful, and because of her pampering and arrogance, she lost her sense of judgement about money.

So since she was five years old, she had been spending so much money. She wanted to buy whatever she saw. Otherwise, she would be furious.

At the age of six, she started having a nanny.

At the age of seven, she started beating her relatives.

Zhang Zhi merely smiled and comforted her, treating her daughter in a more flattering manner. As a result, she became more and more arrogant.

At the age of nine, the school performed at the gala.

This was a fourth-year performance party. Zhang Shanshan had been invited because she had passed the piano in primary school. She liked the feeling of being the center of attention.

A simple sequence song.

After playing, she saw many people’s gazes. She couldn’t help but not step down. Then, she played Chong’er Fei and started humming.

This surprised some of the audience.

Zhang Shanshan was born with a good background. She had studied piano and singing, but her voice sounded like that of an adult female singer. It sounded like the most common voice in the world.

However, in these schools, it could be said that it was like a king’s bomb.

Applause rang out.

As for her, she looked proudly at the audience and looked at the other dancers with disdain.

She thought that the likes and dislikes at this time were so straightforward, but she did not know that she had forgotten the most basic respect for people.

Zhang Zhi looked at the video with a smile and said, “My daughter was a little naughty, but there were no other problems.”

Now, on the show, the two hosts were giving ratings

This time, with the specially invited Chen Cheng, Sheng Yue would be able to score. There was also the core scorer, Yu Shuying, and the people voting on their phones.

Everyone looked at Yu Shuying.

Because Yu Shuying had similar childhood experiences.

“She did very poorly.”

Chen Cheng also nodded.

The female host was even more disdainful. After all, Zhang Shanshan’s performance was good for ordinary children, but for truly outstanding children, it was useless.

She was always showing off.

It was to the extent that the song was not a song, and the words did not make sense. In her eyes, there was no order and no rules. She thought that this place was like home.

As a result, most of them frowned and scored very low.

02 Contestant Zhang Zhi wanted to retort.

But then, a new scene appeared.

It was quiet.

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Because, the song of the year that decided to make Little Shuying popular had arrived.

This was the first year of Hope Primary School.

Little Shuying was five years and ten months old. She looked more and more like her father. Her facial features were exquisite to the extreme, and her skin was fair. She was completely in contrast to the group of children who still had runny noses.

This was a party that was held every day in the elementary school. It was mainly to welcome some of the leaders of the City of Industry and the various schools to perform.

As a result, four to five media outlets and around ten reporters were filming.

Until the host’s beautiful voice sounded.

“Next, let’s welcome Yu Shuying, a 5-year-old student from Class 1 of Hope Primary School, to sing a song she wrote for everyone.”

After the host finished speaking, no one paid attention to him.

What could a five-year-old song have?

Until Little Shuying went on stage.

When she appeared in a blue dress, her young beauty was already stunning.

Some of the reporters in the front row couldn’t help but take photos.

Because this little girl was different from the nervous ones. She was calm and composed. She was even more graceful in controlling the mood than the host.

She slowly walked over and bowed slightly.

She picked up the microphone.

Her voice was childish, but it echoed throughout the entire scene.

The scattered moonlight passed through the clouds.

They hid from the crowd and spread themselves into the sea…

There was no accompaniment.

There was only silence, and it swept through the audience.

She sang the song.

In addition to her longing for her mother,

It was too beautiful.

Many of the leaders couldn’t help but stand up with their teacups in their hands.

The cameramen was stunned as well.

In the midst of this bunch of children’s messy and mediocre performances, Little Shuying was like a nuclear bomb that ignited the audience.

There had never been such a sad yet soothing song in the music industry.

In Hope Primary School, the principal, Zhao Guochang, was stunned. He was really excited. He had given his school face this time.

Until the end of the song,

The scene was completely silent.

“Is this really what she wrote?” The leader exclaimed, looking at the principal Zhao Guochang.

But the leader continued: “It must also be written by her, only her cappella singing is so amazing,”

The principal, Zhao Guochang, smiled and only had one sentence left in his mind.

Why did this child appear in Hope Primary School? After all, this was an ordinary public school.

There were also several private schools in Ye City. They were very good at education.

Such a child should go to such a school.

It wasn’t Zhao Guochang’s fault for saying that because his relatives’ children were in private schools.

“How did you grow up?”

After returning to school, Zhao Guochang exclaimed and went to Little Shuying.

This child was never afraid. She looked at him and smiled like a flower.

So he was curious.

How did you grow up!

This kind of child, what did you eat and learn? Not only did you overshadowed your peers, the difference was at the dimension level.

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