The good wife and mother worked herself to death, and was reborn to win the game

His mother's condition has recovered and Jiang Wan has completed his mission.

She drove to the provincial capital with confidence. She felt a little heavy-hearted when she came, but now she felt extremely relaxed.

It is a fact that her parents suppressed her and that they controlled her mentally.

It's just that they all claim to be doing this for your own good, without really realizing their mistakes.

Now she uses her own way to make her mother feel how weak and helpless she was at that time.

Although she couldn't bear to be cruel to a patient, she still felt happy after seeing her almost faint several times during this period.

After returning to the provincial capital, Jiang Wan did not go home directly, but went to the magazine office first.

Editor-in-Chief Zhang is out of town at the moment, but he calls back several times a day to guide everyone's work.

Under his meticulous arrangements, Jiang Wan was away for a short period of time and no major problems occurred in the magazine.

Everything is stable at the moment, but there are still many things piled up that need Jiang Wan to deal with.

After returning to the magazine, Jiang Wan immediately plunged into the exciting work.

Jiang Wan took time out of his busy schedule to call Editor-in-Chief Zhang.

"Editor-in-Chief Zhang, I have already dealt with my family affairs and have returned to the magazine."

"I'm very busy right now and need to deal with work immediately. That's all I'll tell you for now."

Jiang Wan was about to hang up the phone when Editor-in-Chief Zhang called her in time.

"Jiang Wan, someone will come for an interview today. I know this person and his basic situation."

"It took me some effort to invite him here. When he comes, you can test him. If you are satisfied, you can let him start work directly."

"If there is anything you are not satisfied with, don't rush to make a decision. Give me a call first and tell me. I can come back in person when the time comes."

"Okay, got it."

From what Editor-in-Chief Zhang said, he has already taken a fancy to this person and they can discuss any issues.

Editor-in-Chief Zhang probably doesn't want to change the person and wants to choose him no matter what.

After Jiang Wan knew Editor-in-Chief Zhang's idea, he devoted himself to his work.

There is too much work piled up and Jiang Wan has too much to do.

Soon she completely put everything else behind her mind, until there was a knock on the door, Jiang Wan looked up from her busy work.

"Hello, I'm Chai Hongyu. Editor-in-Chief Zhang introduced me to this interview."

As soon as Chai Hongyu came in, he introduced himself generously.

Jiang Wan stared at him for a while with a little confusion. She imagined Chai Hongyu to be a middle-aged man about the same age as Editor-in-Chief Zhang.

But I didn't expect that Chai Hongyu actually looked very young.

He has fair skin and wears a pair of gold-rimmed glasses. He looks to be only in his 20s.

"Are you Chai Hongyu? You look so young."

Jiang Wan smiled slightly and greeted him generously.

"I am indeed Chai Hongyu. I just look young. Actually, I will be 30 soon."

Chai Hongyu smiled and nodded. Jiang Wan made a gesture of invitation, and Chai Hongyu pulled out a stool and sat opposite Jiang Wan.

"Since today is an interview, I will ask a few interview questions."

"Our magazine has just been established. I have never been an interviewer, so the questions I ask may not be particularly professional."

What Jiang Wan said was true, so it would be better to take precautions first, in case I say something wrong and then be embarrassed to explain myself.

"Editor Jiang can ask any questions you want directly. There is no need to worry too much."

Chai Hongyu smiled slightly and seemed easy to talk to.

Jiang Wan had been paying attention to his facial expression, and soon she discovered that Chai Hongyu was not as simple as she had imagined.

Although he looked very young and his appearance was deceptive, Jiang Wan could still tell that he was a very proud and confident person, and should be a capable person.

"Okay, let's start now."

"My test is divided into five parts. The first one is idiom chain."

"I'll give you an idiom and then you can pick it up. You and I will do this 100 times. Whoever can't pick up the idiom loses.

"Idioms must be strictly connected from beginning to end, and cannot be replaced by other homophones. When giving an idiom to others, you must first be able to answer it yourself."

If you both can't answer, this round will not count. If both of you can answer 100 times, it will be a tie and you will pass."

Jiang Wan's method of competition is to test the vocabulary of both parties. Her requirements are strict, but she does not deliberately make things difficult.

Both parties must have this strength, otherwise they will not be able to answer at all.

Chai Hongyu hesitated for a moment and then agreed.

"Okay, let's do as you say. Let's start now."

Chai Hongyu smiled slightly, and Jiang Wan began to ask questions.

"An arrow pierced the heart."

The questions Jiang Wan asked at the beginning were not very difficult, and Chai Hongyu took them over simply.

"Willingly."

"Appreciate further details."

Jiang Wan originally wanted to use the phrase "accept defeat with all my heart", but he found the word "lose" difficult to use.

Even she herself couldn't think of a suitable idiom after thinking about it for a long time.

As for "I would like to hear the details", although the word "Xiang" is simple, it is also very tricky.

Because there are also very few idioms that can be formed with the word "Xiang", most people may not be able to answer it.

Jiang Wan was able to be so confident because he knew this.

As expected, Chai Hongyu paused for a moment, but then he was able to answer quickly.

"Auspicious clouds and auspicious air."

The idiom that Chai Hongyu said was not the one Jiang Wan had in mind, but she thought about it in her mind and found that there was nothing wrong with it.

The word "qi" is a common word, and there are many idioms that can be formed from it.

The two of them then spoke back and forth, without stopping, and before they knew it, they had finished saying a hundred idioms.

Among these idioms, there are simple ones and complex ones, but no matter how difficult it is for Jiang Wan, Chai Hongyu can answer them.

"Okay, the idiom chain has passed. The next test is the flying flower order."

"Each of you recite a line of poetry, but it must contain the word 'swallow'. The limit is 50 lines. If both sides can reach that, it's a tie. Now, I'll start first."

"When the wild geese return, the moon is full in the west building."

"The grass in Yan is as green as silk, and the mulberry trees in Qin have low green branches."

Chai Hongyu responded without any thought, and Jiang Wan said the next sentence not to be outdone.

"In March, the withered flowers bloom again, and swallows fly to the eaves every day."

Because Chai Hongyu had poetry and books in his heart, he was naturally not afraid of encountering these problems.

He recited line after line, occasionally pausing in the middle, and most of the time he was extremely confident.

Both of them are educated people. They liked reading when they were young, so they have a huge reserve of knowledge.

It can be said that both of them answered the first 30 lines of the poem without any pressure.

By the 40th sentence, he began to stumble.

Both of them are cultured people with high cultural literacy. The confrontation at this time can be described as tit-for-tat, with neither side giving in.