Moran's eyes flashed slightly and he nodded to show that he understood.
Qi Rui just walked over and snorted behind her: "You don't care whether she eats well or not!"
Mo Lan was too kind to Shen Yunpei, which made him feel very uncomfortable.
Moran turned around and said, "Of course I have my own reasons for doing this. They say sincerity leads to success. If she still doesn't want to say anything even though I have put all my intentions into it, then I have nothing to say."
Qi Ruigang stepped forward and hooked her waist, and said evilly: "I am also very attentive to you, can you be sincere and spiritual?"
"It's too late for your intentions." Moran pushed him away and went directly upstairs.
Qi Ruigang pursed his lips, was it really too late?
…
Mo Lan and Qi Ruigang settled in the villa where Shen Yunpei was imprisoned.
On the first day, Mo Lan only carefully arranged Shen Yunpei's meals. At other times, she did not go to Shen Yunpei, but read in the bedroom.
She asked for some books, and Qi Ruigang immediately had them delivered to her from the Qi family castle.
Mo Lan is reading "A Dream of Red Mansions" given to her by Li Mingxi.
Although Moran can speak Chinese, write Chinese characters, and has learned a lot of Chinese literature, she is not proficient in many things.
She couldn't understand the book "A Dream of Red Mansions".
The next day, Moran had breakfast, took a book and asked Shen Yunpei for advice.
Shen Yunpei was surprised to learn that she only came to ask for advice on things she didn't understand in the book.
"Aunt Shen, you grew up in China after all. You know a lot of things better than me. This book was given to me by a friend. I want to read it. But there are many things I don't understand. Can you help me? Can you explain it?" Moran asked sincerely.
Shen Yunpei has been locked up by Qi Ruigang and has no one to talk to, so naturally she would like someone to come to her to kill time.
"I've read this book, what don't you understand?" Shen Yunpei asked with a smile.
Mo Lan said happily: "I read the first few pages yesterday, and I don't understand why Lin Daiyu didn't resist when she didn't want to enter Jia's house?"
The "Dream of Red Mansions" that Moran read was not a novel completely translated into the vernacular. One or two sentences in it contained a lot of meaning, but she couldn't understand it.
Shen Yunpei explained: "Because she has to go. First of all, in ancient China, the rules were very strict, especially for wealthy families. The younger generations cannot refuse the elders' requests..."
Shen Yunpei had a profound understanding of Dream of Red Mansions. After she briefly explained it, Mo Lan suddenly understood.
Then, she asked a few more questions, and Shen Yunpei explained them to her carefully.
Mo Lan figured out what she didn't understand, and then smiled and said: "Aunt Shen, you are so amazing, you know so much."
Shen Yunpei smiled lightly and said: "This is Chinese culture, so it is naturally easy for me to understand."
"That's not true. I heard that many people who read this book have only a partial understanding of it and have no idea of the secrets in it. Aunt Shen, you must have loved reading books before."
Shen Yunpei nodded: "Yes, I have loved reading books since I was a child. I have a lot of books at home. I started reading Chinese classics when I was very young, and I read them more than once."
"I also like to read books, but the ones I read are all British literary novels." Moran said with a smile.
"I also like to read. In fact, I can read all the world's famous works..."
Mo Lan exclaimed: "You are so awesome. I have only read dozens of books so far. Aunt Shen, can you recommend a few books to me? You have read so many, there must be good books to recommend. Give me."
Shen Yunpei was very interested in these topics, and she immediately recommended several good books to Moran.