Now, two months later, Cao Yang has once again appeared in front of the camera of Western media.

But this time it was to attend Jobs' memorial service.

The media never expected it-

Cao Yang was actually among the invitations.

After all, this list of participants is an extremely rare list drawn up by Jobs himself.

"Wow, is that Cao Yang?"

"Watfack! It's really him! I can't admit my mistake. I interviewed him on the Davos Forum before." The person who spoke was Solkin, a reporter from the New York newspaper, before.

He had a deep impression of Cao Yang. Putting aside the position of family and country, from a personal perspective, Solkin still has a good impression of Cao Yang.

People in China especially like Cao Yang's courageous character, and the more tough and powerful you can be, the more they admire and like you.

The weaker you are, the more they like to bully you.

This is the commonality of the American people.

"Is it my eyes blurry? Why did I see Cao Yang here? He and Jobs should be in a competitive relationship?"

"Yes, who said it's not? Apple and Bomi are in power in the fields of smartphones and other Internet electronic products. You see, we have not allowed Bomi smartphones to be sold in China so far, which shows the contradiction between the two companies.

Who would have thought that Cao Yang would appear here?"

"It's true that Cao Yang is right. Although I can't recognize the faces of Orientals. But... I don't quite understand why Cao Yang appears here?"

"Yes, why did Jobs invite his biggest competitor in his lifetime?"

"Yes, no one expected it, who could have thought it?"

...

Media interest in this private memorial service has eased, with only a small number of journalists on the scene being blocked from the memorial church by a large number of police officers, security personnel and Apple's public relations staff.

CBS helicopters were told to leave because of the huge noise that affected the normal progress of the memorial service.

Guests were introduced to Stanford University Memorial Church for memorial activities.

The lit candlelight illuminates the entire avenue from the church to the museum, where a party will be held to commemorate the talented creator of the invention of a series of great technology products such as iPhones, iPods, iPads, and Macintosh computers—

Jobs.

Cao Yang held Pei Siqing's hand, and the two were dressed very realistically, with a sad expression on their faces.

Under the gaze of the media and the spotlight, the two walked into the church.

...

In the middle of the church was Jobs' coffin, who lay peacefully inside, surrounded by white flowers.

On the table behind, there are photos of Jobs.

This is also the classic photo he likes very much and is known to Cao Yang the most.

In the large black and white photo, Steve Jobs, with a bearded face, was wearing an iconic round-neck pullover with his chin on one hand. The deep eyes behind the round lenses seemed to still hide unfinished words and secretly shocking creativity...

Cao Yang followed the instructions and presented flowers to Jobs. Next to his coffin, Cao Yang silently glanced at the genius inside.

Jobs put his hands on his chest and his eyes closed, and he was wearing his favorite round-neck pullover in his lifetime.

It looks like I'm asleep.

Symphony sounded around, which was the "Gothenburg Variations" that Jobs liked very much during his lifetime.
Chapter completed!