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The decision to take in orphans and build an orphanage in Haojiang, although some time had passed, was still vivid in Su Cheng's mind.

He still remembered the little boy nicknamed Sweet Potato Chang.

He wondered how they were doing.

"Mr. Su, please allow me to take you on a tour of our welfare home," the director said respectfully.

Su Cheng nodded and asked curiously, "Why are there only children a few years old playing in this yard? Where are the older children?"

"Mr. Su, children over the age of seven have all gone to school. Our Su's Welfare Home currently has seven hundred and twenty-three orphans, most of whom are over seven years old. These children have all been arranged to attend nearby primary schools," the director explained.

"I see."

"Come here and say hello to Mr. Su. He is your benefactor. It is because of Mr. Su that you can have such happy days now," the director called out to the children playing in the yard.

Clearly, the director had a lot of prestige here. As soon as she finished speaking, the children dropped their games and came to Su Cheng and the director.

These children were mostly four to six years old. At this age, they understood many things. If you asked them something, they would answer. If you told them to do something, they would understand.

"Hello, Mr. Su," all the children said loudly.

Their voices were uneven, even childish, but a gentle smile appeared on Su Cheng's face.

He squatted down and said, "Hello to you too!"

"Mr. Su, I've seen you before. You came to visit us before," a little girl said excitedly.

"Mr. Su, can I hug you?"

Someone spoke, and the other children began to chatter.

Su Cheng played with the children in the yard for a while before letting them play on their own.

"These children are the future of Haojiang. Teach them well!" Su Cheng stood up and said to the director beside him.

Not only were they the future of Haojiang, but more importantly, they would contribute to Su Cheng's various enterprises in the future.

Helping them was also gathering talents for himself in advance. Even if only a few of these hundreds of people were very outstanding, it would be enough.

"Mr. Su, we will," the director replied respectfully.

Zhong Chuhong stayed in the yard and played games with the children.

Perhaps because she was pregnant, her whole body radiated maternal love, and she easily integrated into the world of the children.

At this time, Zhong Chuhong became more and more admired of Su Cheng.

He had done so many good deeds and helped so many people.

Su Cheng continued to walk forward and came to the door of a room.

Looking inside, he saw two bunk beds placed on each side, similar to the dormitory of Su Cheng's high school in his previous life.

That is to say, one room could accommodate eight children.

There were too many children in the welfare home, and it was impossible for each child to have a room. This would require a very large place.

For these orphans, having a stable place to live and not having to worry about food and drink was the greatest happiness.

Su Cheng walked in and looked at the orphan dormitory.

There were two shaking fans on the ceiling, which could ensure that everyone had wind at night.

However, it was already October, and the weather in Haojiang had gradually become cooler, so it was not too hot.

The furnishings of each bed were relatively simple: a mat, a small pillow, and a set of sheets.

All the beds were arranged neatly.

"Our welfare home requires every child to clean up their bed and arrange it neatly when they get up," the director following Su Cheng introduced.

Su Cheng nodded and did not speak, but looked around the room.

The cleanliness of the floor was also very good, as if it were spotless.

The dormitory head separated a laundry area, and next to it was a toilet, which also had a shower, which could be used as a bathroom and a toilet.

The bathroom was also very clean, and it could be seen that it should be cleaned every day.

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"We will send social workers to help children under the age of four take a bath. Over the age of five, they must learn to take a bath by themselves. In each dormitory, we will arrange duty shifts for them. Everyone has their own duty work, such as cleaning the dormitory and mopping the floor. In the welfare home, we emphasize doing our own things ourselves and cultivating their independent ability early, without relying on us too much," the director continued to introduce.

"This is very good. This must continue to be carried forward," Su Cheng praised.

Next, Su Cheng stayed in Su's Welfare Home for more than an hour, inspected the kitchen, warehouse, and other important places of the welfare home, and learned about the recent situation of the welfare home before leaving.

Most of the children were of school age. During this time, they all went to school, so the welfare home was not very lively. Only less than a hundred orphans remained in the welfare home. These were all children under the age of six.

When leaving, the children were reluctant to leave Su Cheng.

After all, during these days, the welfare home often taught them that Su Cheng gave them a home, and this kindness was like their own parents.

So when they saw Su Cheng, they would have a sense of intimacy.

After the car left the welfare home, Su Cheng looked back at the children who were reluctant to leave at the gate through the car window, waved to them, and turned his head to look forward.

Su Cheng was very satisfied with the current situation of Su's Welfare Home.

Taking out a sum of money that had no impact on him could help so many people. Su Cheng felt it was really worth it.

Back home, Su Cheng rarely went directly to the beach chair to lie down and rest.

Looking at the watch on his wrist, it was only a little after three in the afternoon.

Su Cheng came to Haojiang mainly to relax.

However, in the two days he had been here, he had basically not rested. First, he came to participate in the Ping Charity Auction, then he went to the Datanshan Industrial Park to participate in the groundbreaking ceremony, and then he went to the orphanage to inspect.

Now, he could finally rest.

As soon as Zhong Chuhong returned to the villa, she went to rest.

A Jiao and A Mei had both gone out to play, so Su Cheng was the only one on the terrace.

The sea breeze was very strong today. Because it faced the sea directly, the sea breeze had almost no obstruction and blew very comfortably.

Slowly, Su Cheng didn't know when he fell asleep.

Just as Su Cheng was sleeping soundly, the mobile phone next to him rang, waking him up. (End of this chapter)