Flower Street had suddenly produced seven Tsinghua students, making it famous overnight. Reporters flocked there to interview them, eager to find out how the neighborhood had managed to cultivate so many students who got into Qing University.
All summer, the courtyards on Flower Street had been bustling. They were either filming a TV series or giving interviews.
Even tourists from other parts of the country made a point of visiting Flower Street whenever they came to Huai'an, hoping to soak up some of its good fortune. Even the incense offerings at Chiyun Zen Temple had become much more popular than before.
As it turned out, Xie Wanghe benefited the most. The seven Qing University students from Flower Street were dubbed the Seven Sons of Flower Street, and since they were all regulars at his problem-solving sessions, many people became interested in Xie Wanghe's Tutoring Camp.
As a result, the Tutoring Camp, which had nearly gone out of business, miraculously came back to life. It wasn't as popular as it had been at first, but it was making a profit again.
However, the Tutoring Camp's popularity lasted only through the summer break. When school was about to start, the schools' own tutoring programs began again, and business at Xie Wanghe's Tutoring Camp took a sharp downturn.
But Xie Wanghe had no time to pay attention to that. Just as summer vacation was ending and everyone was about to go their separate ways, Boss Xie and Second Brother Xia finally returned.
Xie Wanghe hadn't seen his dad in quite a while, and he was eager to spend time with him, so he had no time to focus on business.
After more than half a year of working at sea, they had gained a lot more experience. They were earning many times what