An'an said quite a bit on stage.
There was no motivational talk, though. Someone at her level telling young people to strive, to create everything with their own hands, would only come across as insincerely as possible.
An'an even said some harsh truths, deeply explaining what the upper class is all about.
Her marriage was neither grand nor spectacular; it was actually quite unremarkable.
Her father had chosen a young man from an eminent family for her; they knew each other, connected, and got married.
Later, they had two children, one raised by the father's side and the other by her father.
In wealthy families, children gather generational luck and countless resources accumulated from a young age. She was raised that way, and naturally, her children would be too.
Reality leaves no room for illusions; the only exception in their family was that her brother married an ordinary girl he had known since childhood.
