Parker would never have imagined that Xu Zizai was not a reading anchor at all, but a major gaming anchor.
Xu Zizai also knew that Tongyoutongwu Bookstore was related to Zhang Zhong, so he came here to show everyone through a live broadcast.
Moreover, he knew a little more information than Parker, and it was more precise. He got all these precise information from his brother Xu Sile.
Since he said he was a fan of Zhang Zhong in the live broadcast room last time, he found that the live broadcast effect was surprisingly good, so now he will also take some time every week to do some reading live broadcasts.
"I'm also filming a video, can you be in the camera?" Parker asked with a smile.
Xu Zizai nodded and said, "Of course you can, but I don't have much reputation on YouTube."
"There is no need for fame. It is fate that we met. I want to record this moment."
Xu Zizai's live broadcast room is open at the moment, and the audience in the live broadcast room can hear their conversation. Of course, the people who eat melons agreed with the fact that they shot a video together.
[Okay, okay, this way our Yaoshen can become popular abroad. 】
[I follow Parker’s channel, and when the video comes out, I will support it.]
[I also follow Parker’s channel, this guy is always interesting.]
[May I ask who Parker is and what he does? I just saw the barrage. 】
[Didn’t someone introduce me earlier? He’s a big YouTuber. He was the one who produced the American storybook “Dune” before. 】
[I just went out to check it out, and it turns out he’s really a big shot. He has tens of millions of fans on YouTube.]
[Don’t our Yaoshen also have more than 10 million fans? We can’t lose.]
【That's true.】
[Parker has become better and better at speaking Chinese in the past two years.]
[It’s really good. Although I still have some accent, there are no problems with grammar. I use various clauses quite skillfully. 】
[Isn’t this the effect of the show? Both of them are Zhang Zhong’s fans and they happened to meet here? 】
[You must be stunned when you go online, everything you see is the effect of a program.]
[It doesn’t matter if it’s the show’s effect or not, it’s just fun to watch.]
…
Xu Zizai and Parker took a video together, and then the two of them went shopping in the bookstore together.
Parker came up first and explained the row of bookshelves in front of Xu Zizai, "Here are special bookshelves for various authors. Each bookshelf has books signed by the author. However, the books here cannot be borrowed, they can only be borrowed.
Watch it here.”
"Well, this is also to protect these books."
"That's right, and there is a notebook next to the bookshelf specifically for writing messages."
"Oh? This is quite interesting."
More than two hours later, Parker had almost taken all the material needed for the video, and the two found a seat on the balcony on the second floor and sat down.
Xu Zizai put his cell phone next to him and said to Parker, "If you want something to drink, I'll buy it for you."
"You're welcome, I can do it myself."
"I am the host, so I should be the one to treat you. When I go to the United States next time I have time, you can treat me too."
Parker smiled and said, "Of course, you are more than welcome to visit the United States. Then you can call me and take you around."
Then the two of them ordered drinks and sat on the balcony, letting the afterglow of the setting sun shine on them.
The sun had just been blocked by the top of Iris Mountain, but now it peeked out from the mountainside, like a naughty child climbing on the wall to peek at them.
Parker looked away and was about to talk to Xu Zizai when he saw a child sitting behind Xu Zizai.
The child, about ten years old, was sitting alone on a small chair next to the railing, holding a book and reading silently.
Seeing this little kid, Parker's eyes lit up and he quickly poked Xu Zizai's arm, "Xu, look over there."
Xu Zizai turned around and looked, his eyes widened as well.
"He is?"
"It seems to be him, Qin Zhao, why is he here?"
Xu Zizai knew more than Parker and knew that this bookstore was owned by Qin Zhao's family, so he was surprised that Qin Zhao was not here as much as Parker, but he did not expect to meet Qin Zhao now.
Noticing that someone was looking at him, Qin Zhao raised his head, smiled at them, and then lowered his head to read seriously.
The book in his hand is Zhang Zhong's "Literature Diary", published by Zero Zero One Press. It collects the content of all Zhang Zhong's lectures. This book is used as a teaching material for Shizhong College and Jiangyang University School of Liberal Arts.
It was used and was not widely advertised when it was published, so many people did not know about this book.
Of course, as Zhang Zhong's loyal fans, Xu Zizai and Parker both knew about this book, and they both bought it.
However, after all, they are just ordinary readers and are not interested in learning, so they just browsed it briefly without understanding it in depth.
Zhang Zhong did not ask Qin Zhao to read this book, because Zhang Zhong felt that Qin Zhao did not need to read this kind of book yet.
Qin Zhao went to the bookstore to look for it himself.
The more he looked at it, the more Qin Zhao felt that he still lacked a lot. There were many things in it that he had never thought of before and that were not mentioned in Chinese language books.
Everyone knows that Qin Zhao is a genius, and also knows that he has good academic performance and can continuously skip grades.
But what people don't know is that Qin Zhao also had a failure in Chinese class.
When he first came to school in Jiangyang, his first monthly test results came out. His Chinese score was only over 90 points, and he just passed.
The main loss of points was in the Chinese composition. He only got 40 points for the composition and lost 20 points.
Forty points is not low, but it is not high either. It is just a passing grade. Most people in the class have this score.
But this score was given by Qin Zhao and has a different meaning. For this reason, their Chinese teacher specially took Qin Zhao's Chinese test paper to look at it, and the result was that the composition was too eccentric.
There is no naming of the topic at the beginning of the composition, no echo at the end, and no examples in the middle.
Normally when a teacher corrects a paper, he first looks at the opening, then the middle, and finally pays attention to the ending. Naturally, a composition like Qin Zhao's will not get high marks, and may even be suspected of going off topic.
But if you read it carefully, you can see that Qin Zhao writes very well and has profound meaning.
Later, the school teachers took it seriously and took out his test paper for review when correcting the paper, and they would give the essay a high score.
In fact, this is not a good thing. After all, during the college entrance examination, it is impossible for the teacher to correct his papers alone, so Qin Zhao will most likely not get a high score during the college entrance examination.
It's not that Qin Zhao can't write essays that can get high scores, it's just that he doesn't want to write, because he has no need to write to please anyone.
Exam composition and literature are inherently two different things.