After a quick shower, Jason Zhang returned to the bedroom to continue working. Now he had occupied Liam Gu's desk, which was specially used for practicing calligraphy. The surrounding area was filled with printed drafts of his portfolio and various application materials.
Jason Zhang opened a QQ account and sent the first version of his portfolio to Su Yuan, leaving a message saying that he had been going to bed at three or four in the morning recently, and if Su Yuan was not in a hurry to rest, he would be there before then.
About half an hour later, Su Yuan responded online. She sent a series of "thumbs-up" emojis, expressing great recognition and praise for Jason Zhang's portfolio: "I didn't expect you to make such great progress. I saw that several designs are very mature, and these are all projects you have personally invested in. They are much more informative than those portfolios made specifically for applications."
Jason Zhang was somewhat emboldened by the compliments, but he still said modestly: "This is only the first version. I just threw in the existing stuff, and the layout was not arranged properly. I will have to rearrange the order of the works and simplify it later."
Su Yuan: "That's perfect. I think the order of your PS presentation can be combined with the presentation of your portfolio."
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