The sweetheart of a strong president

Dai Chao and Meng Xiaowen also came and met Su Wan unexpectedly. It was their first meeting, and Su Wan greeted her politely.

The girl is tall and pretty, with good looks. Dai Chao has always had good taste, Su Wan thought.

She felt a lot more relaxed and no longer felt guilty.

When Dai Chao met Su Wan at the art exhibition, the joy in his heart gushed out like a spring, and he could hardly suppress it.

He felt an inexplicable intimacy, as if time had not left any trace between them.

During the exhibition, Dai Chao was almost always by Su Wan's side, and their conversation flowed naturally like that of old friends.

"Why did you come here alone today? Where's your useless husband?"

"You actually said that to such a refined and elegant person. Be careful that he will come after you."

"I'm afraid he doesn't care and only cares about making money. He's not satisfied with all the money he has. He doesn't even know how to spend more time with such a good wife. If he loses her one day, where will he go to cry?"

"Ivory can't be spit out by a dog, so how can I lose it?"

"I don't have the ability to kidnap you, but I don't believe that there is no such person in this world."

"What are you doing? You're targeting my husband everywhere!"

"I just can't stand his behavior. He has you in his hands but doesn't know how to cherish you."

"What do you know? I'd love to!"

He was used to being criticized by Su Wan, so no matter what she said, he would not be unhappy.

He found that his attitude towards Su Wan went beyond that of ordinary friends. He took care of her and cared about her as if she were his own sister.

They communicated without any obstacles and without any need for guard, and every word they said was full of sincerity and warmth.

Dai Chao couldn't help but wonder why it was so natural for him to get along with Su Wan, and why he could show such a pure self in front of her.

Their conversation covered many topics, from art to life, from memories of the past to bits and pieces of present life.

Dai Chao discovered that although he and Su Wan had each embarked on different paths in life, their hearts could easily resonate with each other, as if there was an invisible bond that closely connected them.

The two of them became good friends who could talk about anything. They chatted so much that they even forgot that Meng Xiaowen was around.

She was already impatient.

In Meng Xiaowen's eyes, Dai Chao's care for Su Wan seemed too intimate. She tried to intervene in their conversation, but always felt like an outsider, unable to break the harmonious atmosphere between them.

The care and consideration that Dai Chao showed to Su Wan made Meng Xiaowen feel that she was losing her place in his heart.

However, Dai Chao was not aware of Meng Xiaowen's inner fluctuations, and his attention was completely attracted by Su Wan.

In Su Wan, he found a long-lost warmth and comfort, which made him forget everything around him at that moment, including his current girlfriend Meng Xiaowen.

Meng Xiaowen began to feel uneasy and jealous.

Although her pursuit was accepted by Dai Chao, she could feel that she had not really won his heart.

In front of Amelia Su, she felt an unprecedented challenge, which caused her mentality to begin to change subtly.

Under the soft lighting of the exhibition hall, Dai Chao and Su Wan were standing in front of a delicate oil painting and talking. There was a group of ladies around them, all of whom were friends of Mr. Li's wife.

Su Wan had a focused and pure smile on her face, her fingers gently touching the edge of the album, as if feeling the warmth of art.

Dai Chao appeared enthusiastic and thoughtful. He leaned closer from time to time and expressed his appreciation for Su Wan's insights with his eyes and body language.

Meng Xiaowen squeezed in between the two of them, forcing a smile, but couldn't hide the flames of jealousy in her eyes.

She held Dai Chao's arm and said in a friendly manner, "Dai Chao, look at how vivid the sculptures over there are. Let's go over and take a look."

Dai Chao shook off her hand uncomfortably and responded gently: "Xiao Wen, wait a minute, Su Wan's opinion on this work is very interesting."

Meng Xiaowen's smile froze, and she turned her gaze to Su Wan, with a barely perceptible sharpness in her tone: "Really? Miss Su must have a unique vision. After all, not everyone can appreciate these obscure arts."

Su Wan felt the provocation in the words, but she was not angered. She just smiled lightly and remained polite: "Everyone's understanding is unique, and this is the charm of art."

Meng Xiaowen realized that she had failed to stir Su Wan's emotions, and the smile on her face became more forced: "Indeed, some people like to pretend to understand art, but in fact they just want to attract people's attention."

Su Wan still didn't take the bait. She nodded gracefully: "The quality of artworks will be judged by the public. I pay more attention to communication and learning."

Meng Xiaowen felt that her provocation was like hitting cotton and she was unable to exert any force.

Dai Chao noticed the awkward atmosphere and quickly changed the subject to ease the tension.

Meng Xiaowen had to suppress her anger and barely maintain harmony on the scene.

Su Wan stops in front of a controversial avant-garde artwork.

The work sparked widespread discussion and disagreement with its bold colors and unconventional composition.

Amid the crowd's confused or curious gazes at the work, Su Wan pondered for a moment and then began her comments.

She first approached the issue from a historical perspective, analyzing in detail the artist's creative background and the context of the times.

Su Wan pointed out that the artist grew up in the wave of postmodernism, and his works reflect the challenge and reflection on traditional aesthetics and art forms.

She references historical art movements, such as Dadaism and Pop Art, to illustrate how the work draws on the spirit of these movements while also pushing the boundaries to create a unique form of expression.

Then, Su Wan turned to the technical analysis.

She explains in detail the materials and methods used by the artist, how mixed media, digital technology and hand painting are combined to create unprecedented visual effects.

She emphasized that the use of this technology is not only for visual impact, but also an attempt by the artist to explore new boundaries of artistic expression.

Finally, Su Wan explored in depth the possible impact of this work on future art trends.

She believes that this work is not only an individual artistic practice, but also a signal that there may be more similar experimental and cross-border collaborations in the art world. She pointed out that the artist challenges the audience's imagination and acceptance in this way, while also opening up new possibilities for the future development of art.

Su Wan's professional comments attracted the attention of the people around her, and her profound insights and sensitive insight into art were impressive.

Even those viewers who were initially conservative about the work began to re-examine and rethink the meaning and value of the work under her guidance.