Chapter 330 - 269 She Will Come Tomorrow
Mr. Tang had already taken over the business operations of many properties, and it was his responsibility to entrust his sons’ education to their grandfather. The eldest son, in particular, had to be trained with priority, while the younger son would be nurtured when he grew a little older; both sons were shouldered with the crucial duty of upholding the family business.
Other children of the Tang Family also needed to be cultivated. Individual capabilities could be tested as they grew older.
The son before him would someday become the heir to the position of Clan Leader, just like himself.
As a father, Mr. Tang certainly could have taken a hands-on approach to educating his children by his side.
At this age, his son needed to attend school, while he was fully assuming the heaviest responsibilities of the family business, finding no extra time for his son’s education. More importantly, he wouldn’t be at home every day as before, and it wasn’t possible to leave all external businesses to be managed by clan members.
Every year, he would strive to find some time to tour around the country, inspecting whether the industries he had invested in could reach new peaks.
He would also look for other business opportunities. As a businessman, of course, it felt exhilarating to make money from the industries he had established—this was the spirit of an able man.
Unlike poor families who struggled to earn a living, sometimes making money was not entirely for the sake of survival but for the joy of earning money itself.
Pride in one’s successful moments was also an opportunity to demonstrate capability before peers or clan members, finding joy in the process.