Deng Qingjiang had always told her that she didn't need anyone else to judge her painting and that she didn't need to compete for such an illusory reputation. At the time, she actually found some truth in his words.
Now that she thought about it, Chiang Xiao felt she might as well be stupid to death.
She wasn't really that aloof; she needed money as well.
Competitions were a good way to quickly integrate into the circle and establish fame. Only after she became famous would her paintings attract more attention.
To put it pragmatically, only after gaining fame would her paintings be able to sell for a higher value.
In this life, Chiang Xiao wanted to open her own exhibition, so accumulating fame was essential.
Later, she didn't want to hide her talents anymore. Therefore, only the good results from competitions could serve as the best resume in her journey of learning painting.
Kuang Yunxian said, "You're from G Province, right?"
