I am a Big Player

Chapter 286 - 286 284. What is Qinghe Fund (Third Update)_1

?Chapter 286: 284. What is Qinghe Fund? (Third Update)_1 Chapter 286: 284. What is Qinghe Fund? (Third Update)_1 That very afternoon, after Ren He and Elder Zhou finished discussing various matters, an explosive piece of news broke: The literary leader resigned from his positions as Chairman and Chief Editor of the Capital Journalism Group, announcing his official participation in charity work with Qinghe Fund!

My goodness, what is happening here? Everyone had grown accustomed to seeing Zhou Wumeng appear on screen associated with the Capital Journalism Group. It had been such a long time, people almost instinctively linked Zhou Wumeng with the Capital Journalism Group and vice versa.

Now, with Elder Zhou suddenly declaring his departure, everyone was struggling to adjust, especially the staff within the Capital Journalism Group. Over a decade ago, Capital Journalism was a second-tier media firm, not quite top-tier but not the worst. But now, it had become one of the nation’s leading institutions with immense influence.

Some of the old employees who had worked day and night alongside Elder Zhou for over a decade were truly reluctant to let him go. If they were told that Elder Zhou could no longer keep up with the work and wanted to retire peacefully, they could understand. But why would he suddenly abandon the business he had dedicated more than a decade to and venture into an unfamiliar field?

Charity? The state of domestic charity is pretty murky these days, so why make such a decision out of the blue?

But those in the know were aware as early as last year that Elder Zhou had already started busying himself with a charitable organization called Qinghe Fund and had even stayed away from the Capital Journalism Group for three consecutive months, falling ill earlier this year due to the workload.

Elder Zhou was known for his robust health, so why the sudden illness? There was no shortage of issues to deal with at Capital Journalism, yet Elder Zhou had always managed them efficiently.

Quietly packing up his belongings in his office, Elder Zhou reflected on the ten years he had spent there—the Capital Journalism Group building was completed just a decade ago, and he had occupied this same office for all that time. It held too many memories. The thought of leaving was a tough one to grapple with.

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