Siheyuan: Tathagata's Palm suppresses the entire courtyard!

Jia Xiaoying smiled slightly, revealing a sense of relief. "Thank you, Mr. Xu. I have full confidence in our cooperation and believe that we will be successful."

Their conversation was full of confidence and tacit understanding of cooperation. Xu Mingjie secretly made up his mind that he would do his best to ensure the smooth progress of the project and live up to Jia Xiaoying's trust in him.

Afterwards, they discussed the specific details of the cooperation. Xu Mingjie introduced the company's operating model and team composition in detail, while Jia Xiaoying shared her rich experience and unique insights in the industry. The exchanges between the two sides helped each other to understand each other better and strengthened their trust and willingness to cooperate.

After the discussion, they left the meeting room together. Xu Mingjie decided to be personally responsible for the execution of the project. He would personally supervise every step to ensure that everything went smoothly.

Back in the office, Xu Mingjie immediately called together the project team members and arranged the next work tasks. They broke the project down into several small stages, and made specific plans and timetables for each stage. Under his leadership, the entire team was full of energy and vitality, and moved forward with the project.

When Jia Xiaoying heard this, she was moved. She knew Xinxin was warning her. "Xinxin, I understand. I will try my best to avoid contact with Niu Tinggui so as not to affect my work."

Xinxin nodded and looked at her with satisfaction. "Okay, I believe you will make the right choice. But I still have to warn you, if you keep pestering Niu Tinggui, I might make you lose your job."

When Jia Xiaoying heard this, she was shocked. She knew Xinxin was serious. She nodded solemnly, "I understand, Xinxin. I will pay attention."

He grew up in this alley, where his grandparents, parents and sister lived. It was a home full of laughter and joy, with his childhood memories in every corner. However, as time went by, his parents died one after another, and his sister married and moved to another place, leaving him alone to guard this increasingly dilapidated courtyard.

Xu Mingjie sighed and pushed open the heavy door. The hinges creaked. The courtyard was in full view. Weeds grew everywhere, and only a few withered flowers and plants were left in the dilapidated flowerbed. The stone table and stone bench in the middle of the courtyard were still there, but they had been eroded by wind and rain and were mottled. Xu Mingjie walked through the courtyard step by step, and memories flooded into his mind like a tide.

He walked into the main room. The furnishings in the room were still the same, just covered with a thick layer of dust. In the photo frame on the table, there was still the family photo, grandparents, parents, him and his sister, all with bright smiles. Xu Mingjie gently brushed the dust off the photo, his eyes lingering on every familiar face.

"Mingjie, you're back." An old voice came from behind. Xu Mingjie turned around and saw his neighbor, Grandpa Wang. Grandpa Wang was one of the few old residents in the courtyard, and his face was full of traces of time.

"Yes, Uncle Wang, I'm back." Xu Mingjie replied with a smile.

Uncle Wang nodded and sighed: "This yard, you haven't been back for a long time, the neighbors are all missing you."

"I know, I was just busy with work and didn't have time to pay attention to it." Xu Mingjie said apologetically.

Uncle Wang shook his head and said, "It's good for young people to be busy with their careers, but they still have to go home. This yard has your roots and your family."

Xu Mingjie nodded silently. He understood what Uncle Wang meant. This courtyard house was not just a house, but also a symbol of emotion and home. He decided to stay and renovate this old courtyard to make it revitalized.

The next morning, Xu Mingjie began to repair the courtyard. He contacted several old craftsmen and asked them to help repair the damaged roof and walls. When the neighbors learned that he was going to repair the courtyard, they also came to help. Uncle Wang brought a few flower seedlings, and Aunt Li sent her homemade pickles, and the whole courtyard was filled with a warm atmosphere.

During the renovation process, Xu Mingjie discovered some long-forgotten treasures. In a corner, he found an old almanac left by his grandfather, which recorded many family events; in an old cabinet, he found his father's diary when he was young, and the words between the lines revealed his deep love for his family. In these items, he seemed to see his deceased relatives again and felt their love and concern.

The renovation of the courtyard went smoothly, and soon the courtyard looked brand new. The weeds were cleared, the flower beds were planted with flowers, and the stone tables and benches were polished to be as smooth as before. Standing in the middle of the courtyard, Xu Mingjie looked at all this, feeling a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction.

On a sunny morning, Xu Mingjie was sitting on a stone bench in the yard, holding a book, enjoying his rare leisure time. Suddenly, he heard hurried footsteps, and he looked up and saw a familiar figure walking in from the gate.

"Xu Mingjie, are you home?" The person who came was his childhood playmate Li Xiaogang.

"I'm here, Xiaogang, long time no see!" Xu Mingjie stood up and walked forward.

Li Xiaogang patted his shoulder and said with a smile: "I heard that you have repaired the yard, so I came here specially to take a look."

The two sat on a stone bench and talked about their childhood memories. Li Xiaogang talked about the past when they played hide-and-seek in the yard and stole fruits to eat, while Xu Mingjie recalled the stories of old Beijing that his grandfather told them. They laughed and talked, as if they had returned to their carefree childhood.

As night fell, warm lights lit up in the yard. Neighbors gathered with their families, and it was very lively. Uncle Wang took out his erhu, and Aunt Li sang Peking Opera. For a while, the yard was full of laughter. Xu Mingjie sat aside, watching all this quietly, and his heart was filled with emotion.

Soon after, Xu Mingjie decided to open a community activity center in the courtyard for neighbors to gather and communicate. He set up bookshelves and chess boards in the courtyard and even set aside a room as a library. Once the news spread, it received a warm response from everyone. Elderly people and children in the community came to the courtyard to participate in various activities, and the courtyard regained its former vitality.

One evening, Xu Mingjie was tidying up the bookshelves in the library when he heard a noise in the yard. He walked out and saw a group of children surrounding a little girl who looked helpless with tears in her eyes.

"What's going on?" Xu Mingjie walked forward and asked.

"Uncle Xu, they bullied me!" the little girl said crying.

Xu Mingjie squatted down and comforted her softly: "Don't be afraid, tell your uncle if you have anything."