"It seems that you two have a great relationship," the host followed up, "It’s said that both of your parents are family friends. Have you been in love for a long ti?"
"Not at all," Di Mingjue revealed a hint of a smile, pondering for a mont before saying, "We, well, we got married before falling in love, I guess."
"Yes," Gu Qibao couldn’t help but laugh, adding her complaint, "We didn’t really get along at first, then an accident brought us together, and then we got married."
"Oh," the host raised an eyebrow.
"We are both the kind of people who won’t let go once we hold hands," Di Mingjue added in a tily manner.
The host nodded and smiled, suddenly feeling very emotional, "That’s really not easy. Nowadays, many young n and won are quick to divorce and go their separate ways over a disagreent. There’s a saying, how does it go? The older generation, when sothing breaks, they are eager to fix it, whereas the young people today, when sothing breaks, they just replace it right away. That actually reflects on the aspect of relationships as well. So, it seems Mr. Di and Mrs. Di are quite traditional at heart."
"This has nothing to do with being traditional," Di Mingjue refuted the host’s comnt, going on to say, "Personally, I think it’s about commitnt. How much you give in a marriage can determine how far it goes and how long it lasts.
If we are all stingy with our contributions, then the marriage definitely won’t last."
"Are you both willing to make sacrifices for each other?" the host asked again.
"Of course," Gu Qibao nodded, "Since we’ve held hands, there’s no reason to break up."
"Right," Di Mingjue also nodded, his lips curving into a smile, "An arrow shot from a bow cannot be brought back."
"An arrow shot from a bow cannot be brought back," Gu Qibao also laughed.
The host took a deep breath, unable to help but express admiration, "You two have really opened my eyes, ’An arrow shot from a bow cannot be brought back,’ well said. I believe that many things, whether it’s relationships, careers, or hobbies, if you stick to this philosophy you will surely succeed. I suppose this is a principle that Mr. Di has always followed, right?"
"Yeah, you could say that," Di Mingjue nodded, readily admitting.
"No wonder," the host said with a smile and admiration, "It’s no wonder you have reached the top in various industries. Indeed, anything that we persist in will lead to abundant rewards. Thank you for teaching us a lesson through your actions."
The host stood up, politely reaching out her hand.
"Don’t be so formal," Di Mingjue also stood up, politely shaking the host’s hand, "Everyone has their own life philosophy and values, you can’t generalize. I only represent myself."
It was obvious that the host was sowhat excited; she released his hand with a laugh, "It seems you’re not only an economist and philanthropist, but also a philosopher."
"I don’t dare claim that title," Di Mingjue modestly said with politeness.
"Well, that wraps up our interview for today," the host said with a friendly smile.
Gu Qibao also stood up, and as she did, Di Mingjue quickly lent her a hand.
The host looked on with envy and sighed, "Mr. Di and Mrs. Di are truly a wonderful couple, and have shared a lot of positive energy with us. It’s not at all an exaggeration to say that they are each other’s ntors and good friends. I really don’t want this interview to end today, but we’re running out of ti. I hope that Mr. Di and Mrs. Di can be our guests again in the future, to bring more of their positive energy to us. Thank you."
The host and the couple shook hands very amiably.
They also expressed their thanks, with Gu Qibao saying in a friendly manner, "You’re welco to co and visit us again."
The interview had ended, but the host was invited by the couple to stay for dinner at their ho before leaving.
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