The chairman of the clan association not only doesn't get any extra income, but also has to invest a ton of energy and even money.
You could say that.
Within the now gradually fading clan system, the chairman is often one of those people with the strongest sense of bloodline identity.
And Su Hua is exactly that kind of person.
Now in his fifties, Su Hua runs a trading company, pulling in a net income of three to five million a year.
That kind of income might not be top-tier in the big cities, but in a place like Zhenjiang's business circles, he's a pretty influential figure.
When Su Hua was a kid, he lived with his grandpa in the countryside, so he's always known and admired old Su.
After succeeding in his career, several elder relatives from the clan came to him, saying they hoped he'd take up the role as the chairman of the clan association.
Su Hua barely hesitated before agreeing on the spot.
