“What’s the matter? You are still coming up with the list? That’s alright, you still have plenty of time to mull over it.” Lin Hui thought Shu Yan was still working on her list.

“No, I have an idea. You know that I just moved to City Nan this year and don’t really know a lot of people. I have less than 20 people in total, maybe two tables full of guests.” Shu Yan thought about it for a little and thought that sounded about right.

While she was there, Shu Yan also asked Lao Hu whether there was a fortune teller around.

“What do you need a fortune teller for?” She didn’t look the superstitious type.

“My place’s remodeling is completed and I plan to move in by year end. I need to pick a good date to move in.” Shu Yan has a look of happiness on her when she talked about her upcoming move.

“That’s good to hear. Post another wanted sign in the next couple of days. They will be starting across the street soon so we should hire a couple more over here.” Shu Yan felt that it was too much work for just the two of them right now.

“I don’t think we need to add any more workers right now. Xiuxiu and I can handle it,” replied Zhang Huaxiu.

“Mmm. CCTV is different, after all. Our 2-minute version will be aired on all major satellite television channels during the non-prime hours and the 20-second one during prime time. We have also reached out to some local television stations and they will be airing the 5-minute version during prime time. We are covering about half of China.” Hu Ruixue didn’t sound fully content. “I was hoping to play the 5-minute version during prime time. Too bad we couldn’t pull that one off.”