She Only Cares About Cultivation

Actually, H Country is not big. Initially, it was just a vassal state of Hua Country, so how many attractions can it have?

There are just a few places to see, so if you shop around carefully, twenty days is enough. But to spend more days with Qi Peng, I specifically explored their food. The so-called culture of each country is different, and what H Country can offer is their kimchi (which is still from China). To give them some credit, I made ten episodes of travel guides. But because the expression was biased towards the East (a protagonist’s mentality), when my son returned, he shrugged helplessly and said he was scolded by his classmates.

Qi Qi looked apologetic: "I’m sorry, son. Although you are wronged, I want to tell you, I’m telling the truth. They don’t want to admit it because deep down they know it’s the truth. Since it’s the fact, forcing themselves to argue is because of a subconscious feeling of inferiority. Just consider them as having an inferiority complex. We have the demeanor of a great nation, no need to compete with them. Just do what you should do. Anyway, what I said is historically proven, even if their so-called experts come out to say I’m talking nonsense, it won’t change the fact that they used to be our vassal tribe!" They don’t even count as a vassal state.

After that, Qi Qi went to the neighboring North Korea, stayed in North Korea for ten days, and flew to Taiwan Province, skipping Japan altogether.

In her own words: "I don’t like this country, so I don’t want to go, nor will I make a guide for them, urging people from our country to go there and spend money to generate revenue for them. I’m not interested. If everyone wants to go, they can go by themselves or watch guides from other vloggers."

Speaking of coming from that era, especially having experienced the Nanjing Massacre, she would rather die than go to this inhumane radiation country to suffer.

Next up, places like Hanoi in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and so on, small places for ten days, slightly larger areas for half a month to twenty days. If interested, play more, if not, skip it. Basically, she released a video every three days.

In just three months, her followers unexpectedly returned to one billion, and the usual likes and comments hit an all-time high.

[As expected of someone I admire, truly someone who can take up and put down things. If the company goes bankrupt, so be it, happiness is most important. I really envy your courage, taking the kids out traveling. Although it’s tiring, you can tell the effect is amazingly good. The kids speak about the local culture exceptionally well. Oh my god, I’m really fond of you. How can you be so excellent?]

All the voiceovers in Qi Qi’s videos were done by Qi Yue. This was Qi Qi’s requirement. Every time they reached a place, she had to write a travel journal, learn the local culture with the tour guide, and then when she was making the video, she entered the voice-over into it, becoming the narrator. If it didn’t sound right, they would redo it again and again until Qi Qi thought it was satisfactory. And during this process, due to the constant reinforcement of memory, the local features and culture became deeply ingrained in Qi Yue’s mind, becoming an indelible memory.

The videos edited by Qi Qi were of high quality. Under her supervision, Qi Yue’s voice-overs were considered professional level. The videos shot by the mother and daughter even trended, and the traffic they brought made the platform overjoyed, struggling to recommend the videos more, allowing more people to see her unique educational approach.

Due to the platform’s push, Qi Qi’s fame on the international stage also grew. Initially, no one knew them, but by the time they reached Malaysia, they even had fans chasing after them. She can truly be considered the first in history to bring the role of an internet celebrity to its ultimate form of excellence!