The journalists suddenly realized the protagonists of this banquet weren't Zhu Wencong, but rather the poor. It was truly shocking.
Looking at the guests who kept arriving, they were actually a group of children. The reporters couldn't help but recall what Zhu Wencong had said about education earlier.
Dennis recognized the only adult; she was the head of the welfare institution, Aisha, from which he learned these children were orphans.
Zhu Wencong signaled Aisha to sit next to him and waved toward the children; Jiuding was currently taking over the charity works in Tsarist Russia.
Charity in the West originally started with the major sects being in charge, whether it's philanthropy or faith, in any case, this was the best way to develop new believers.
Missionaries coming to the East also brought warmth and did good deeds, with the aim of allowing their God to flourish in a foreign land.
