Recomb it neatly.

She refused to change into dazzling clothes, so she wore the waist-length skirt she had chosen, with a white top and blue bottom, and a purple blouse with half arms and a pipa collar.

Change your clothes and set off after nightfall.

Young Master Yan also followed. He made himself look like a human being and happily acted as a driver, driving a black Phantom and heading straight for a certain destination.

Classmate Le is not sociable and is not even willing to join in the fun at a state banquet, let alone a private banquet. If it were a business banquet or a private dinner, she would firmly refuse.

However, the birthday banquet that Master’s wife wanted to take her to was not an ordinary social birthday banquet. The host of the birthday banquet was Master’s youngest uncle, and it was the ninetieth birthday banquet.

Mrs. Wang’s junior uncle, whose surname is Tong, is a master of Confucianism, traditional Chinese painting, calligraphy, and guqin master. He served as two consecutive terms as vice-president and one-term president of the Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Association, and as president of the National Music Association.

He is still an honorary advisor to the National Music Association.

Master Tong is committed to spreading traditional Chinese culture and is friendly to others. Whenever young people are interested in learning Chinese painting, calligraphy, and guqin, he does not hesitate to give guidance. He is well-known and respected in the literary and art circles.

He used to be very low-key, but he did not hold a birthday banquet. Now that he is ninety, his disciples have gone to great lengths to convince their teacher to hold a birthday banquet for him.

Mrs. Wang's teacher has passed away long ago, and only two elders from her sect a generation older than her are still alive, and Master Tong is one of the only two left.
Chapter completed!