It seems that outstanding people all come from the same family.
I wonder what kind of family the Su family is, to be able to nurture such capable children.
"Mr. Su, you should also be a highly educated talent. Why didn't you join a national organization or a state-owned enterprise, but instead embarked on the path of business!"
Qu Zibai became more curious.
"Didn't you just say, Reporter Qu, that it was your last question!"
Su Xiaosi smiled playfully.
"Haha, this is more like a chat between friends, not a formal interview."
"Then, I'll also treat it as a chat between friends. I'm interested in this area!"
Qu Zibai nodded.
Everyone has their own aspirations, and liking to make money is also an attitude towards life!
Overall, the conversation between the two went well this time.
Although Su Xiaosi did not answer some key questions, Qu Zibai did not dwell on it.
He had already found points worth reporting and believed that once his article was published, it would cause a stir, attracting a lot of attention.
Moreover, by leaving a suspense, they could do another follow-up.
How would a freshly brewed milk tea shop with no reputation attract customers?
Just such a suspense was enough to draw widespread attention to Mr. Su's milk tea shop on its opening day.
He would conduct an on-site interview then, and he believed more people would pay attention to the article and the milk tea shop.
This was almost a win-win situation.
"Then I am very much looking forward to another interview on the day your shop opens. I will bring a photographer then."
Qu Zibai was a reporter primarily responsible for text editing, and he hadn't expected to need photography when he came today, so he came alone.
However, for the next interview, on the opening day, having photos would be more illustrative.
"You are most welcome. Reporter Qu, you and the photographer are welcome to come. I will treat you to milk tea, and I believe it will bring you a surprise!" Su Xiaosi smiled happily.
Qu Zibai couldn't help but become more interested.
"Okay, I'm really looking forward to it! And please say hello to junior Su Xiaotian for me!"
"Anyway, in two days you will come to my shop for an interview, and perhaps you will be able to see my little sister then."
Su Xiaosi thought that he probably wouldn't be able to see Su Xiaotian in the next two days, so it was better not to agree to pass on greetings.
Hearing that he might see Su Xiaotian, Qu Zibai's smile became even more sincere.
"By the way, Reporter Qu, you must go to Shichahai. I will be waiting for you there."
If no meeting point was agreed upon, with over twenty shops, it would be enough to make Reporter Qu dizzy just trying to find him.
After seeing Qu Zibai off, Su Xiaosi continued to be busy.
Meanwhile, Su Xiaotian was on the streets of a foreign country, observing the vast world so different from China.
Although she had hosted several foreign delegations in China and had interacted with foreigners quite a bit,
accompanying a delegation on an overseas trip was a first for Su Xiaotian.
This was Su Xiaotian's first time abroad, both in this life and her previous one.
Although she was accompanying the delegation as a translator, the opportunity to go abroad was truly rare.
This trip to Country L was not for political talks, but for trade negotiations.
The main content of the negotiations was clothing trade, and for this theme, the organizers also held a fabric exhibition.
All countries invited to participate were to attend the exhibition.
Then, they would need to create a set of clothing with regional characteristics on-site, based on the fabrics they provided.
Su Xiaotian was indeed interested in this exhibition.
She even thought about seeing the differences between foreign and domestic clothing materials, and if there were suitable fabrics, she could bring some back.
After all, although China had more clothing styles in recent years, overall, there was still a slight deficiency.
Especially in some wool and synthetic fabrics, there was a gap compared to some countries.
As a major silk producer, China's silk craftsmanship was very mature, and this was currently China's most competitive textile product.
However, several neighboring countries also possessed very skilled silk weaving techniques.
Furthermore, these countries had a peculiar habit of trying to steal China's traditional culture and craftsmanship.
It was possible that a confrontation might occur then.
Su Xiaotian did not know if the fabrics brought by China, as a major silk producer, could withstand the provocation from smaller neighboring countries.
But she could only ponder this issue.
As a translator, other tasks were not of much concern to her.
The only thing she needed to do well was translation.
Other matters would naturally be handled by other accompanying members.
She, as a translator, did not even have the right to make suggestions.
The leader of this delegation was a Vice Minister from the Ministry of Commerce, who had recently joined the ministry.
Several other important figures were the heads of several large textile and clothing factories in the country.
They were the main force in this trade negotiation.
As for other accompanying members, they mainly consisted of technicians, fashion designers, and a model.
They were brought along to handle the exhibition.
Su Xiaotian was not very familiar with these people. As for the Vice Minister from the Ministry of Commerce, because he had been in the ministry for a short time, she had met him before, but they were not close, just barely knew each other.
Perhaps due to their different professions, they had few common topics.
As a result, after settling into the hotel, Su Xiaotian felt a bit bored.
Due to the long flight, the entire delegation had an afternoon to rest and adjust to the time difference.
Su Xiaotian couldn't sleep in bed, so she decided to take advantage of the rest time to stroll around the streets.
She was quite interested in the street scenes that were completely different from those in China.
However, as she was accompanying the delegation, Su Xiaotian did not venture far, only looking around the vicinity of the hotel where they were staying.
The hotel where the Chinese delegation was staying was on a bustling street in the local area. Around it were places like cafes and small pubs, as well as some high-end restaurants and shops, and of course, larger shopping malls.
Su Xiaotian's goal today was also to find a large shopping mall to visit.
After all, it was a rare opportunity to travel abroad, so she had to bring back some local specialty gifts for her family.
The itinerary this time was very tight, and Su Xiaotian had carefully checked that the time she could spare was only about two to three hours this afternoon.
Su Xiaotian slowly walked to a large shopping mall not far from the hotel and followed the crowd inside.