Chapter 479 The Child's Precociousness
Chapter 479 The Child's Precociousness
"Mom, you're home from get off work! Grandma and I have been waiting for you for ages."
Yao Yao was the first to notice her mother's return. Her eyes suddenly lit up, and she rushed into her mother's arms, clinging to her mother's leg like a beautiful little butterfly.
Xu Sui subconsciously bent down, hugged her daughter in her arms, and smiled.
"Yeah?"
"You seem to be having a lot of fun with Grandma, you don't look like you're waiting for your mom."
"No, no, Grandma and I weren't playing around, we were waiting for you." Yao Yao quickly shook her little head, trying to defend herself, her pretty eyes blinking adorably.
"By the way, Mom, can I still go to work at your factory this month?"
"I want to earn money on my own, lots and lots of money, to support my mom, dad, grandma, and brother..."
"I will work very hard and won't let it interfere with my studies. Mom, please, please let me go."
Despite her young age, she is already in first grade and is quite a big girl.
For example, even adults, none of the math teachers in school can do as well as her.
Previously, her mother took her to a machinery factory. She learned a lot from the factory's accountant grandpa, and with her mother's permission, she became the accountant grandpa's little assistant and successfully got her own workstation.
I went there several times a week and helped the accountant grandpa with a lot of accounting issues. In the end, I earned ten yuan a month just by doing what I could.
Her parents usually take her and her brother to learn about current prices, so Yao Yao is very clear about the purchasing power of 10 yuan.
But 10 yuan a month is not enough, because both Dad and Mom earn more than 100 yuan a month.
She still has a long way to go to catch up with her parents' salaries, so she has to work hard to earn money and fill her little savings account to the brim.
I want to support my parents as soon as possible so they can retire early.
Xu Sui thought for a moment, "You can go, as long as it's not illegal or disorderly, Mom will support you. But you're still in school, and you simply can't find the time to do anything else."
Previously, because the child hadn't started primary school yet, they attended daycare centers, which were similar to boarding schools and didn't count as formal schooling.
She actually supports her child in developing their interests and hobbies; otherwise, she wouldn't have agreed to let her child study finance.
Yao Yao immediately raised her hand and promised, "Mom, how about this? You guys talk to the teacher and I'll only go to school on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. But I promise I won't fall behind in my studies and I'll make sure I'm in the top three in my class every time I take a test."
"If I don't get into the top three, then I'll have to go to school and study diligently every day."
The school curriculum was too simple; she only needed to learn it once to understand it, and the teacher didn't need to explain it repeatedly. However, in order to take care of the other children, the teacher would always teach them again and again.
This is a real waste of time.
The time she saves is enough for her to earn a lot of money by working.
Her dream is to one day be as amazing as her mother.
The teacher said that if you want to be as good as someone, you have to keep learning from them.
No one knew that Yao Yao had already decided that studying in the finance department was just the first step in her plan. She was good at arithmetic and had a special sensitivity to numbers, making the finance department the most suitable for her.
But she still wants to work for her mother in the future, to be her assistant, and to see how her mother makes money at the factory.
Once she's learned how to make money, she wants to open her own factory, earn lots and lots of money, to support her mother, father, and brother...
Looking at her daughter's innocent yet earnest face, Xu Sui was somewhat surprised.
"Yaoyao, did you come up with this yourself, or did someone tell you about it?"
"It was my own idea, Mom. Mom, will you agree?"
"How about this, let me think about it first, and I'll get back to you tomorrow, okay?"
"That's great, Mom. I knew you were the best mom in the world."
For some reason, neither of the two children's personalities are like their parents'.
Yan Yan is usually quiet and reserved, but she loves to draw. Sometimes she can sit down and draw for hours.
He doesn't care much about money; he gives all his pocket money and New Year's money to his younger sister for safekeeping every year.
Yao Yao is different. She loves money and especially likes to save up her own money.
Logically speaking, neither she nor Qin Yunzhou had ever managed the expenses of the two children, so Yao Yao shouldn't be that fond of money.
But the truth is quite the opposite. Yao Yao tries to earn money every day. When she was younger, she would discuss with them how she could help with housework or do her homework well, and they would give her a certain amount of money each time.
Sometimes it's just a penny or two, not much money, but the parents are happy to spend a little to cultivate their children's independent and hands-on abilities.
At first, they didn't think much of it, but as the child grew up, Yao Yao was no longer satisfied with doing housework at home and insisted on going to work in the factory.
To this end, she even brought out her arithmetic talent to prove that her abilities were absolutely no worse than those of recent accounting vocational school graduates.
Xu Sui had always known that Yao Yao was talented in arithmetic, but she didn't know that this child was also so good at accounting.
It was only after asking that I found out that Yao Yao was not satisfied with just learning simple arithmetic, so she secretly pestered Qin Yunzhou to buy her a lot of accounting books.
She can't read many words at her age, but she's good at pinyin and has a small dictionary that she uses very often.
Anyway, if I encounter something I don't understand, I'll look it up in the dictionary. If I still can't understand it, I'll ask my teacher or my dad.
To avoid damaging the child's self-confidence, Xu Sui agreed. Yao Yao's monthly salary of 10 yuan was not actually paid by the factory; it was a separate allowance that Xu Sui set aside from her own salary for the child.
After all, she's just a child. Even if she has good learning abilities, she doesn't have much experience, so she's always been in the learning stage.
Qin Yunzhou knew that his daughter was very interested in this area, so he would buy books on the subject to help her study on her own, so that he could answer her questions promptly when she encountered them.
Do your best to support your child.
As for his son's painting, he couldn't help him much; at most, he could only help buy some materials and books.
Fortunately, his son wouldn't ask him these questions, which relieved him. He was afraid that one day his son would ask and he wouldn't be able to answer, which would be embarrassing.
Wang Yinhua, who was standing nearby, had already heard what the mother and daughter were discussing. She did not go over to disturb them, but listened silently until the mother and daughter had finished talking before she went over.
Wang Yinhua was aware of her two nephews and nieces' precociousness and their talents. She was initially shocked and proud that her daughter had given birth to two little geniuses.
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