Xiao Yao: "I understand all the principles of Guanzhu, but I just feel uncomfortable."
Yun Zhaozhao really wanted to tell her that as you suffer, you grow stronger, but she ultimately swallowed those words. After all, some things, though true, sounded too pessimistic and sad. You can give up in your actions, but you should always be more positive in your mind, so it's best to say as few negative and pessimistic things as possible.
Although Xiao Yao and the others came to Clear Breeze Temple as interns, Yun Zhaozhao was quite grateful for their contributions to the Clear Breeze Temple during this time. Coincidentally, Tang Li needed photos and materials for their official website, so Yun Zhaozhao specially asked an elderly gentleman from Xu Fugui's team of senior photographers to take some promotional photos for the group of young girls before they returned to school.
Xiao Yao and the others knew that Clear Breeze Temple was building an official website, but they never expected that Yun Zhaozhao would plan to include them. Even if their own college were to create an official website, ordinary students like them wouldn't have a place. The fact that Yun Zhaozhao had considered this deeply moved Xiao Yao and the others.
Yun Zhaozhao not only took promotional photos for several people, but also gave them the highest marks and the best evaluations on their internship reports.
Xiao Yao and her friends' summer internship was a resounding success, both in its beginning and its end. After returning to school with their internship reports, Xiao Yao became the publicity officers for Clear Breeze Temple Clear Breeze Temple, recommending it to almost everyone they met.
Clear Breeze Temple already had few employees, and now with the departure of two more, it seems even more sparsely staffed. Fortunately, after a difficult process of weeding out the weak, the HR lady has finally recruited two new Daoist priests for Clear Breeze Temple.
Since these two new Daoist priests were also responsible for the daily tasks of the Daoist temple, Yun Zhaozhao directly assigned one of them to each of the Daoist Cen and Daoist Mao.
Daoist Cen and Daoist Mao themselves didn't expect to be promoted so quickly. Just a few months ago, they were still graduates of a Daoist academy who couldn't find suitable jobs. Now, they not only have formal jobs, but they've even become temporary masters.
That's a really fast promotion!
Daoist Mao was fine, remaining calm in the face of both praise and criticism. But Daoist Mao Daoist Cen n't have such good self-control. He *remembered Daoist Huaijin's sarcastic remarks to him before, saying that the small Daoist temple had no future, so he specially posted a message on his WeChat Moments, making it visible only to Daoist Huaijin.
The gist of this post on WeChat Moments is that I'm so nervous about becoming a mentor, and I'm begging for advice on being a mentor.
Although Daoist Huaijin didn't like or comment at all, based on Daoist Cen's understanding of Daoist Huaijin, he felt that Daoist Huaijin must have seen it, and not only saw it, but might even be furious.
In fact, Daoist Huaijin did see Daoist Cen's post on WeChat Moments, but he really didn't want to pay any attention to Daoist Cen.
Ever since he persuaded Senior Brother Leng and the other senior brothers to go to Clear Breeze Temple with him last time, only to end up gaining nothing but making Senior Brother Leng look at Clear Breeze Temple with new respect, Daoist Huaijin no longer wanted to hear anything related to Clear Breeze Temple, nor did he want to have anything to do with anyone from Clear Breeze Temple.
Just because he doesn't mention it doesn't mean others won't.
For example, after we finished meditating that day, Senior Brother Leng suddenly mentioned, "I saw on the news the other day that Clear Breeze Temple seems to have donated a lot of books and notebooks to a rural primary school! So although some of their previous remarks were a bit too outrageous, I think Clear Breeze Temple is generally quite positive."
Daoist Huaijin bluntly stated, "I don't think this has much to do with whether it's positive or negative energy; they're clearly just putting on a show! Because true charity shouldn't be publicized like this."
Daoist Leng, "A show is a show, and charity is charity. Even if they have the intention of putting on a show, it doesn't change the fact that they are doing good deeds. Besides, we are all from the same sect. I think your prejudice against Clear Breeze Temple is a bit too much."
Daoist Huaijin: "..." Senior brother, aren't you taking a slightly skewed side? Whose side are you really on?
Yun Zhaozhao was unaware of the love-hate relationship between Daoist Huaijin and Daoist Cen. Ever since she heard that Xu Fugui had undergone minor surgery, she had been thinking of finding some time to visit him.
After all, Xu Fugui was one of the original shareholders of Clear Breeze Temple, and he had indeed helped Clear Breeze Temple on several occasions. Yun Zhaozhao felt that if she didn't know, that would be fine, but now that she did, she should do something to show her appreciation.
It just so happened that the raspberries in Clear Breeze Mountain were ripe around this time. So Yun Zhaozhao took a bag of wild raspberries and made a special trip to the hospital.
Although Xu Fugui had given Yun Zhaozhao the hospital address, he never expected that Yun Zhaozhao would actually come to see him in person, and not only that, she even brought him some delicious food.
What kind of friendship is this? This is a timely act of kindness!
This is far more valuable than simply adding flowers to brocade.
Xu Fugui was bored during his hospital stay, and because he was an outgoing and sociable person, he got along very well with his fellow patients in the ward and with the doctors and nurses in the hospital.
He knew that Clear Breeze Temple needed a lot of traffic and publicity, so he took Yun Zhaozhao's hand and strolled around the hospital, introducing her to everyone he met as the head of Clear Breeze Temple.
Some people in the hospital had heard of Clear Breeze Temple, but most hadn't. So Xu Fugui enthusiastically gave them a long introduction. In short, he said Clear Breeze Temple was wonderful in every way, and everyone should definitely visit it after they recovered Clear Breeze Temple were discharged.
When people are healthy, they generally don't have much faith and feel like they are the only ones who matter. But as soon as they have health problems, they suddenly develop faith. This is understandable, since burning incense and praying to Buddha is better than being sick and taking medicine.
In any case, once everyone heard that Yun Zhaozhao was the abbot of Clear Breeze Temple, they all treated Yun Zhaozhao with great respect and courtesy. Moreover, even Yun Zhaozhao's age, which was often criticized, suddenly became no longer an issue here. This was because many patients felt that Yun Zhaozhao, being so young to become the abbot of a temple, must possess some real skills. The more accomplished someone is at such a young age, the more they should not be underestimated.
Yun Zhaozhao behaved very discreetly; she had no choice but to! She was afraid the patients would ask her to calculate when their illnesses would heal, and even more afraid they would ask her to treat illnesses that even doctors couldn't cure...
Fortunately, although I wandered around the hospital for a while, everything turned out alright in the end.
When Yun Zhaozhao took Xu Fugui back to his ward, they ran into Xu Tingting, who had come to the hospital to visit her father. They hadn't seen each other for a while, and they were both pleasantly surprised.
Xu Tingting recently graduated and is currently looking for a job.
Before graduation, she was full of ambition, thinking that she would at least earn tens of thousands of yuan a month and work for a Fortune 500 company... But after looking for a job for a month, she found that earning tens of thousands of yuan a month was impossible, and working for a Fortune 500 company was even more out of reach.
She joked with Yun Zhaozhao, "How about I keep my promise and go work at Clear Breeze Temple?"
Yun Zhaozhao: "Going to work is fine, but you need to think it through. Our Daoist temple isn't a Fortune 500 company, and we don't offer the kind of monthly salary you're looking for, which can reach tens of thousands."
Xu Tingting: "What can Clear Breeze Temple give me?"
Yun Zhaozhao thought for a long time, then said quietly, "How about giving you a stage?"
Xu Tingting: "..."
Chapter 66
Although Xu Fugui had a good impression of Clear Breeze Temple, he was actually a little reluctant to let his daughter work Clear Breeze Temple.
After all, his daughter is a graduate of a top university, and she has always been a source of pride for the Xu family. If she were to actually go to work at a Daoist temple after graduation, not only would Xu Fugui lose face, but he wouldn't even be able to explain it to his wife when he got back.
Yun Zhaozhao could understand Xu Fugui's thoughts.
Actually, if she hadn't been unable to find a job and had nowhere else to go, she probably wouldn't have chosen to work at Clear Breeze Temple.
Besides, given the limited technical skills at Clear Breeze Temple, it would indeed be a waste of Xu Tingting's talents, a graduate from a top university. She has bigger ambitions and a bigger stage, which Clear Breeze Temple, being a small temple, cannot accommodate, so she understands perfectly.
So much so that after a brief exchange on the topic, Yun Zhaozhao consciously moved on.
Xu Tingting, however, seemed quite embarrassed. " Sister Zhaozhao, I didn't mean to look down on Clear Breeze Temple at all, I just..."
Yun Zhaozhao interrupted her with a smile, "I understand. I really hope you can all make a name for yourselves out there. When you're successful, maybe you can even give back to Clear Breeze Temple!"
Xu Tingting nodded. "Absolutely. Once I have the money, one of the things my brother will do is donate money to Clear Breeze Temple to build a new canteen."
Yun Zhaozhao came to the city that day not only to visit Xu Fugui, but also to do something else: her new Daoist robe, which she had ordered, was finished, and she could pick it up while she was there, so as not to make another wasted trip next time.
The place where she ordered the Daoist robe was the same small shop that originally made the robe for Daoist Chang Kong. Having cooperated so many times, the shop owner was already familiar with Yun Zhaozhao. As soon as he saw Yun Zhaozhao coming, he took out the Daoist robe that had been made in advance and gave it to Yun Zhaozhao.
Yun Zhaozhao didn't rush to leave after taking the Daoist robe. Instead, she wandered around the farmers' market to inquire where the merchants usually sourced their rice, wheat flour, eggs, tea, and other products.
The reason for inquiring in advance was that Clear Breeze Temple would have a lot more of these supplies later. In the early stages, the Clear Breeze Temple canteen could handle the supply, but later on, relying solely on Clear Breeze Temple and individual customers participating in the event would probably not be enough. Therefore, Yun Zhaozhao thought that she still needed to find a dedicated sales channel and transfer the surplus supplies from Clear Breeze Temple to these secondhand dealers.
The idea was good, but after asking around, Yun Zhaozhao felt this approach was probably not feasible. Every merchant has its long-term suppliers, and supplier information is considered a core secret. Yun Zhaozhao's inexplicable inquiries meant they were unlikely to tell her the truth. Even if one or two did tell the truth, they weren't planning to suddenly switch suppliers after a good working relationship. Unless Yun Zhaozhao Chaochao was willing to lower the price to the absolute minimum... but lowering the price didn't meet Yun Zhaozhao's expectations. After all, the rice, wheat, tea, and eggs were all painstakingly grown and raised by Grandpa Lin; their quality was clearly good. It was one thing to not be able to sell them at a high price, but to further lower the price would be inappropriate.