One more thing, that little sister came last before participating in the competition and thanked the hostess. I think it is also very far-fetched, because she didn’t do anything at all. She just went to her mother’s studio and said After a few words, she was driven away by her mother. There was no begging to use love and sincerity to impress her mother's heart that was determined not to let her daughter sing. And this little sister was able to come because she escaped from the house and did not listen to her mother, and then imitated her mother's signature. There was no hostess in this, it was all her own efforts and choices. In the end, her mother agreed and supported her daughter to sing. It was also her mother who loved her daughter and was willing to rush to the place where they competed to listen to her daughter singing and was moved by her daughter. This was nothing to do with the hostess.
So I think the first part said that the heroine saved the monastery that was on the verge of bankruptcy and brought it back to life. That was her credit.
But the second part says that she still deserves all her credit, so I don’t agree, because these children also work very hard. After all, they want to keep the school, they want to study hard and don’t want to drop out and go home. That’s why everyone does it. So successful. Otherwise, at that time they wanted to give up, and the hostess would just try her best to persuade everyone, and finally make the decision to continue participating in the competition, which was also discussed by the children themselves.
In general, the second is not as exciting as the first.
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