High School Belle Fell in Love with Me

Chapter 636: Chapter 272: I Want to Go to the Capital City to Learn from You

Many fragments from Li Yang’s wedding were uploaded online.

The main content had two parts: Li Yang wrote a song for Jiang Banxia, and the two of them hosted their own wedding.

The original Q&A segment turned into Jiang Banxia asking and Li Yang answering

Li Yang asking and Jiang Banxia answering.

"These two are really saving money, couldn’t even hire a master of ceremonies? What’s the point of you ask, I answer?"

"The wedding is for themselves, not for others to watch. Besides, the questions they ask each other personally are more heartfelt than those cliché questions from a master of ceremonies, right?"

"To be honest, I have no interest in weddings at all; just thinking about having to talk insincerely to relatives and friends like a clown makes my toes curl in embarrassment."

"That’s precisely it, no one really cares how your wedding is run; they only care about your status and whether the banquet food is good. If you’re a big shot, whatever you do is right; if you’re not, and there’s nothing for others to anticipate, it basically only comes down to whether the food is good."

"I think marriage essentially just keeps you cautious when getting divorced; after all, going through one wedding is already exhausting, and no one wants to go through it again in their lifetime."

"Isn’t it possible that they didn’t want to hire a master of ceremonies, simply because they find the abilities of current masters of ceremonies too ordinary? I’ve been married five times, and I’ve never seen a competent master of ceremonies—either they are terribly cliché, or they are not familiar with their responsibilities, repeating scripts without any alteration even after hosting a hundred weddings."

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No matter how the internet views the inadequacies of their wedding ceremony, the song gained enough popularity.

Even if it wasn’t a great song, it was after all personally written by Li Yang and used at his own wedding.

The next day, someone else getting married online adopted the song as well, making slight alterations so it became "A Song for Wu Yuhuan," "A Song for Gao Meini," and so on...

He Lewei: "..."

He just asked Li Yang for the lyrics, intending to modify them into "A Song for Gong Chenlin," but then...

Most people went home, but the three guys from Li Yang’s dorm didn’t rush, since they have exams to prepare for over the next few months and don’t need to go to work, so a day or two doesn’t make a difference.

"Yang, write me a song..."

"Why write a song?"

"I need it for my wedding."

"Well, figure it out yourself. By the way, remember to follow Jiang Banxia’s Kuai Pai account."

"Why?"

"I don’t know..."

Jiang Banxia canceled her Weibo account, making it impossible to find her on social platforms.

But last night she suddenly wanted to reappear on social media, so she registered a Kuai Pai account.

She is normally very busy and hardly has time to browse videos.

The day after the wedding, life returned to normal.

Previously it was Dou Ying who took care of the kids; now it’s Wang Cuiping.

On July 19, Li Yang and Jiang Banxia went to the civil affairs bureau to collect their marriage certificate, then transferred Jiang Banxia’s household registration under Li Yang’s name, along with their child’s, officially leaving their previous family backgrounds.

Both of them have a lot of work; the four funds Jiang Banxia oversees haven’t been arranged yet, with many users subscribing daily, plus extra slots for Extreme Shadow Cars users.

Handling several trillion in funds is not easy, especially only patching things up in the short term.

Jiang Banxia first focused on the new energy vehicle industry chain, particularly holding positions in suppliers of Extreme Shadow Cars.

Next she still opted for major stocks because only they can hold large enough funds.

The third direction is semiconductors, and the fourth is pharmaceuticals.

The reason to hold semiconductors is still considering the bigger picture: this year’s stock market slump is closely tied to sanctions. The domestic semiconductor industry will definitely seek domestic alternatives, as modern society simply cannot function without semiconductors.

Domestically, the semiconductor foundation is not bad. Evaluating it nationally, whether in terms of industrial chain completeness or scale, it’s arguably world-leading.

If domestic substitution does emerge, several toughest areas, in Jiang Banxia’s view, will soon be overcome, which would be an absolute benefit for industry growth.

Jiang Banxia is a seasoned finance person, understanding well that stock trading is essentially gambling, needing an excuse for speculation.

Without even an excuse, no one pays attention.

Performance expectations and industry prospects are the best speculative reasons.

Even domestic semiconductor companies lack capital willing to act as promoters to improve performance, failing to achieve net profits of billions or tens of billions like US stocks semiconductor companies, yet the entire sector remains worth investing in.

Her rationale for pharmaceuticals is straightforward; the domestic pharmaceutical sector started even later than semiconductors, and is the only sector with a gap compared to the West, with inadequate scale.

Compared to the domestic population, the pharmaceutical sector still has huge growth potential.

The new energy vehicle industry chain has a scale of 12 trillion in the A-share market, semiconductors 40 trillion, pharmaceuticals around 20 trillion.

Jiang Banxia can’t hold too many positions; these three sectors altogether can hold at most a scale of one trillion, entering bit by bit, so most of Wanliu Capital’s funds must move into other major stocks.

Consumer sector, finance, infrastructure...

As for that QDII fund, she doesn’t manage it, with Li Yang responsible in Capital City.