Accidentally Married to the Big Shot
Chapter 400 Xiao Fen Starts a Business

Chapter 400: Chapter 400 Xiao Fen Starts a Business

The director pushed a young man in his late twenties in front of her, "This is Xiao Le. He’s in charge of promoting the public account and video channel. If you’re interested in doing this, you two can work together from now on. It’s up to you to decide the specific division of labor. If you need my help with anything, feel free to come to me."

Xi Wanfen readily replied, "Alright!"

Xi Wanfen was very happy, but Xiao Le didn’t seem too thrilled. He merely nodded at Xiao Fen in a perfunctory manner.

Xi Wanfen said, "I originally worked in the nursing department, and working on the video channel is just a side thing for me. Actually, there’s a lot I’m not professional at, so I’ll need to learn a lot from you."

Xiao Le said sarcastically, "What qualifications do I have to teach you? My video channel doesn’t even have 1,000 followers."

Xiao Fen responded candidly, "That’s because you’re working alone! I’ve done live streaming before, and those professional video channels are operated by entire teams—at least a dozen people. You’re responsible for both the video channel and the public account by yourself; it’d be strange if you had followers."

Xiao Le suddenly found great comfort in Xiao Fen’s words. His previously stiff expression relaxed.

What an understanding girl!

Turns out she wasn’t here to compete with him, but to help him instead.

Yeah, the hospital management always thinks that as long as they hire one person for promotion, everything will magically be taken care of. They don’t realize how energy-consuming these tasks are.

Xiao Fen continued, "Unfortunately, I still have to work as a nurse in the nursing department during the day. Only after I’m off duty can I join you in finding materials and filming videos. Why don’t we add each other on WeChat first? If there are good ideas, we can figure out how to film them together. I have quite a few friends in Yun City, and we can easily sort out locations and filming materials."

Xiao Le replied, "Actually, I’m from Yun City too—I just haven’t lived there much."

"Oh? Where do you usually live then?"

"I grew up in Guang City with my parents. It wasn’t until university that I returned to Yun City."

"Well, that still makes you a Yun City native. I’ll introduce you to more local friends in the future—you’ll have a bigger network that way."

Listening to this, Xiao Le became more and more fond of Xiao Fen. She was an open-hearted girl who obviously wasn’t trying to compete with him for anything.

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Qiu Shuai also introduced Xiao Fen to a planner. This planner was hired from a company owned by his sister and was reputed to be a highly experienced PR expert.

The marketing work for their family’s hotels and resorts was all done by this planner. He rarely gave lessons to outsiders, but he agreed to teach Xiao Fen as a favor to Qiu Shuai.

Knowing that Xiao Fen was working on a public-interest-oriented video channel for the hospital, he had done a lot of preparation in advance and offered Xiao Fen numerous suggestions.

Under his guidance, Xiao Fen suddenly experienced a moment of epiphany. Her mind quickly found direction, and she then organized her thoughts and shared them with Xiao Le. After reading them, Xiao Le absolutely agreed.

Xiao Le asked Xiao Fen curiously, "Did you come up with all this yourself?"

Xiao Fen replied, "How could I have such skills? These suggestions came from a friend of a friend."

"Your friend must be incredible then."

"Yeah, he’s... pretty amazing." Xiao Fen couldn’t help but think of Qiu Shuai.

The director of the publicity department overheard Xiao Le talking to Xiao Fen about work over the phone. After they finished their conversation, he said to Xiao Le, "This Xiao Fen has quite the connections. Her father holds a significant reputation in Yun City, so getting to know accomplished people is no trouble for her. You should try to communicate with her more."

Xiao Le said, "But I don’t think Xiao Fen comes across as having any sense of superiority—she seems very approachable."

"Girls from families like hers are usually very simple-minded, without much scheming. How you treat them is how they’ll treat you."

Xiao Le nodded and decided to collaborate well with Xiao Fen. Though he majored in journalism and PR at university, he found himself struggling in practice after graduation. Sometimes, the things he wanted to achieve would fail due to various issues. For example, interviewing doctors from different departments was often met with resistance—the doctors were always too busy to make time for interviews.

He couldn’t constantly bother the director or dean to smooth things over, as that would make him seem incompetent. He hoped that Xiao Fen’s arrival would help change this situation.

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For their first livestream, Xiao Fen and Xiao Le planned to invite a doctor to discuss the prevention and treatment of H1N1.

After much deliberation, they decided to approach the hospital’s leading pediatric doctor, Dr. Li. He was an expert in integrating Western and Chinese medicine, and given the recent surge in children infected with H1N1, he was the best choice for the livestream.

However, when Xiao Le tried to contact Dr. Li, the doctor said he was incredibly overwhelmed lately, with patients lined up for miles. He simply couldn’t spare the time for such things.

See? The same old problem again. Xiao Le felt powerless and told Xiao Fen that Dr. Li had refused to do the livestream.

Xiao Fen said, "Let me talk to Dr. Li."

When Xiao Fen approached Dr. Li, she got the same response. Dr. Li was visibly impatient and said, "Didn’t one of your colleagues already come to me? I’ve told you, I don’t have the time."

Xiao Fen quickly replied, "Actually, it won’t take much time. How about this? We record a short video instead, and I’ll play it during the livestream. It will only take about 20 minutes. That’s not too much, right? You finish work at 6:00, so after work, we can grab a meal—I’ll treat you—and come back to record the video. Dr. Li, I’ve heard you like spicy fish stew; how about that for dinner?"

Seeing Xiao Fen’s sincerity, Dr. Li’s tone softened. "It’s not about the meal. It’s just that I’ve been really exhausted lately. Every day I have to deal with so many kids and parents. Some parents even take their frustrations out on us because their kids recover slowly."

Xiao Fen hurriedly explained, "That’s exactly why we need to make these videos! We can play the recorded video on the TVs in the waiting area to educate people about H1N1 and the issues they’ll encounter after diagnosis. For instance, the slow recovery you mentioned—what causes that?"

"When parents are waiting, they’ll occasionally glance at the screen, right? After watching, they’ll have a better understanding of the situation, don’t you think?"

Thanks to Xiao Fen’s persistence, Dr. Li finally agreed to record the video. As for Xiao Fen offering to treat him to dinner, he declined, saying, "I’m a family man. It wouldn’t be appropriate for me to have dinner with a young lady after work."