(I wrote a lot of "For Her" extras, but I still like it after struggling for a long time. I will save more and start again)
"You said I'm famous, so I want to be the first-class famous woman in the world."
If a woman has successful parents, she will be famous as a eldest lady; if she has a successful husband, she will be famous as a rich wife.
Liu Chaoyin has both, but she just wants to be herself and be famous for her own success.
Don't be one or two famous pearls dotted between heaven and earth, but become the whole world.
1.
When he was eighteen years old, Liu Chaoyin was studying abroad in Paris and met Xie Kaiyun for the first time.
A damn asshole and damn brilliant damn charismatic scum man.
This is how a man reveals her family background.
"Liu Chaoyin, whose English name is Crystal Liu, is the youngest daughter of the famous Hong Kong and Macau entrepreneur Liu Shenghong and the famous singer Qionghua."
"Miss Liu, you are very famous."
2.
Later, Liu Chaoyin fell in love with Xie Kaiyun, got married, had children, started a business, had a daughter and a son, and owned a world-class company.
She accompanied him to the top of the world and changed from the famous Miss Liu to the famous Mrs. Xie.
She still loves him, but doesn't want to be with him anymore.
3.
At the age of forty-three, Liu Chaoyin and Xie Kaiyun announced their divorce and returned to Paris.
On a winter night in Paris, the man couldn't count how many times she had kicked him out of the house in so many years.
She told him on the phone:
"Kaiser, twenty-five years ago I was an intern at H Group. You were my boss and you revealed my family background for the first time. My father is a famous entrepreneur Liu Shenghong, and my mother is a famous singer Yan Qionghua. You said I was famous. I thought at that time that I must be as you said, a first-class famous woman in the world. At that time, I wanted to be the most famous perfumer in the world, Crystal Liu. I always thought that you would also become the first Chinese leader of a European luxury goods group in history."
"Eight years ago, when Chaokai went public, our joint wealth was reported for the first time. The newspaper wrote 'Xie Kaiyun and his wife'. I was very unhappy at the time. I was wondering if I could write 'Liu Chaoyin and her husband' one day."
"I want to be famous, and I want to be myself. I don't want to take my parents' surname, and I don't want to take my husband's name. I want Liu Chaoyin to be Liu Chaoyin, and Crystal Liu to be Crystal Liu."
Liu Chaoyin also said: "Xie Kaiyun, if marriage is compared to a job, then you are definitely a perfect leader. First of all, you have a lot of money and few things to do. I have never been short of money in so many years. I have never worried about food, salt, sauce and vinegar. I worry about my children and my career at most. Secondly, you are willing to train subordinates. You sent me to study, delegated power to me to do business independently and taught me skills. I remember that there is rich added value, and emotional value and physiological needs can be well satisfied."
"But sometimes I think, this is unfair, why are you leading me and not me leading you?"
"I know, I'll do it."
Xie Kaiyun still said this at the time.
If you want to evaluate Xie Kaiyun as a person, it will probably be very complicated. He is a careerist, a speculator, a bastard, and a gambler.
It is also because of this arrogance and ruthlessness that he has transformed from a low-income thug into a business tycoon worth hundreds of billions.
But if you ask Xie Kaiyun about the biggest gamble in his life, Xie Kaiyun will probably only answer three words: Liu Chaoyin.
I will risk everything for you and surrender to you.
If you want to be famous, I will make you a first-rate famous woman in the world.
Liu Chaoyin x Xie Kaiyun
Red rose x bereaved dog
The eldest lady's gorgeous transformation/The boss chases his wife at the crematorium
Twenty-eight years of unrequited love/Marriage, divorce and remarriage/From the old century to the new century/Luxury goods and real estate industry literature
Intention: The self that never dies
