She Only Cares About Cultivation

He didn’t give up on doing business, nor did he think of relying on Qi Qi’s influence; he wanted to explore and move forward step by step, and what he earned over the years was enough for him to indulge himself once or even multiple times.

The job for retirement has been found, and he still needs to continually try new ways to make money. A quarter of his life has passed; he wants to slowly enjoy the remaining three-quarters.

Qi Yang’s attitude towards life made Qi Qi feel relieved and deeply touched. Truly, he was her son, with more or less some resemblance to her.

Because the reason she chose to be a public interest lawyer was that she didn’t want to idle around, traveling all over China and enjoying the local customs and culture; isn’t that how life should be?

To be stuck in one place for an entire lifetime, how dull would that be?

Children should be let go when it’s time to let go.

She owed Qi Peng the most, but Qi Peng never felt his mother owed him anything. Like his brother, he left home young, underwent training, endured hardships that ordinary people couldn’t, but reaped significant benefits as a result. Isn’t that just right?

At sixteen, Qi Peng was admitted to Australia’s Brent Street School for the street dance program. His future would be focused on street dance, and due to the influence of the dance environment he experienced, he would likely develop in choreography, street dance, jazz dance, and other trendy directions, which offer broad employment prospects; as long as he was professional enough, the outlook was quite promising.

As Qi Yue grew older, her language talent became more pronounced, and she had more opportunities to participate in various competitions. Initially, it was thought she would go into the direction of hosting, yet who would have thought her dream was to be a diplomat? By her own strength, she got into Beijing Foreign Studies University, passed exams in multiple language disciplines, and after graduation, obtained a master’s degree at the Diplomatic Academy, eventually entering the grassroots level of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, opening the staircase of her life.

The three children were competitive, one more than the other, requiring no worries from Qi Qi. Qi Qi chose to retire at fifty.

She went to the suburbs of Beijing and bought a farmhouse courtyard, rented two more acres of land, officially began her retirement life.

Even in retirement, her monthly income was quite astonishing; no domestic internet celebrity had more followers than her, with 2.6 billion followers. As soon as she released a video, it was a hit.

From early live teaching, selling products, global traveling, to the later public interest lawyer, and now the life in a farmhouse yard.

It seemed that no one could turn around the world like she did, traversing the entire nation, and then blissfully reclining in her farmhouse yard to enjoy her later years, accompanied by two dogs, a flock of chickens, ducks, and geese, along with a pond of lotus flowers and fish. Although there were no men, the children came home to see her every weekend, no matter how far they traveled, greetings were always frequent.

Qi Yong’s twin son and daughter, every summer break, would rush to her farmhouse, calling "Aunt" this and "Aunt" that, indescribably happy.

Qi Yong and his wife spent their lives helping Qi Qi manage her foundation. When the country was in trouble, the donation amount from their foundation was always higher than those of top stars. In terms of charity, no internet celebrity could match her; in terms of enjoying life, none could let go like her.

Free-range parenting and relaxed work style warmly healed Qi Qi’s entire life.

Before she passed away, she called her children together, and put nearly three billion of movable and immovable assets into the foundation to help more people.

She didn’t leave a penny for the children, and none of them protested, because they were capable of supporting themselves. As for Qi Qi’s properties in Beijing, they were all transferred to the foundation’s name. At eighty-eight years of age, finally leaving no regrets in life.

——The end of this story