I am a Big Player

Chapter 228 - 228 226. The Manifesto of the Qinghe Club (Fourth

?Chapter 228: 226. The Manifesto of the Qinghe Club (Fourth Update)_1 Chapter 228: 226. The Manifesto of the Qinghe Club (Fourth Update)_1 Ren He suddenly spoke calmly at this time, “Aside from the scholarship portion, I have been thinking about the remaining 40%. I’ve been in contact with a charity foundation, and we plan to donate 20% of our income each year for charitable purposes. Coincidentally, it’s also called Qinghe. I wonder if anyone has heard of it?”

He felt a bit guilty, as the names of the two Qinghes were incredibly similar—practically identical. Therefore, he was also worried that these people might associate it with him. He wasn’t afraid of others knowing he was engaging in charity work, but rather he was concerned that people would link it to the Three Character Classic and The Kite Runner.

“Ah! I’ve heard of Qinghe Fund. It’s being run by our alumni Zhou Muqi’s grandfather, Zhou Wumeng, specifically for charity work. However, I don’t know the details of its operations,” Liu Bing said, “I even shared a desk with Zhou Muqi.”

As long as they didn’t associate it with him, Ren He breathed a sigh of relief.

In fact, there are many student societies in universities that share names with external businesses; in the previous world, there were numerous clubs called Alibaba. You couldn’t possibly claim they had anything to do with Jack Ma.

There are too many coincidences in this world, and everyone is used to it. Who would go so far as to connect Ren He’s Qinghe with Zhou Wumeng’s Qinghe? Currently, the outside world believes that the Qinghe Fund was initiated by Zhou Wumeng, and there was a gentlemen’s agreement between Zhou Wumeng and Ren He, allowing Zhou Wumeng to be the public figurehead.

Only Yang Xi’s eyes sparkled. This was the first time she learned about the Qinghe Fund. Others might not make the connection, but she definitely would. A little thought made it clear that this must undoubtedly be one of Ren He’s initiatives.

She also knew about Qinghe Games. Both named Qinghe, such coincidence was too much to believe.

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