"I'm not very good at this," Lu Jingyao said hesitantly: "Today's interview is too important. I can't be sure whether I can win the best interests for you."

Jonina smiled and said, "No, I believe in your Lu, you are the smartest person I have ever met. If you believe in yourself, you will definitely do it."

"Oh well!"

Lu Jingyao reluctantly agreed.

In fact, before coming to Hong Kong Island, she consulted alumni from several schools, learned about several key issues of translation rights, and made corresponding preparations.

But when Lu Jingyao came to Hong Kong Island, she encountered an unexpected problem.

She doesn't understand Cantonese.

During the day of yesterday's trip, Lu Jingyao was despised and scolded by locals more than once because she spoke Mandarin.

In the end, she chose to speak English. Although her English was not "London accent", she was treated immediately.

But since they speak English, how can her translation show value? Does Jonina not speak English?

Today we are going to participate in an important interview. If the other party sees out his identity as a mainlander, will it affect Jonina's translation contract?

You should know that once Jonina gets the translation authorization, the copyright of "Song of Ice and Fire" she translated belongs to Jonina herself and does not belong to the original author.

So today's interview is very, very important.
Chapter completed!