Boss Chen, who was devouring watermelons, has always been very principled.
For instance, this time when he went to get watermelon for the fourth time, the waiter cautiously reminded him again: "Sir, the tea party starts at three-thirty. If you eat so much watermelon, you won't be able to enjoy the tea afterward."
Hot tea paired with icy watermelon could lead to quite an explosive situation; it's really not advisable.
Boss Chen dismissed this: "I'm just a rough person, I don't enjoy tea—whether I drink or not, doesn't matter—quick, bring me another plate of watermelon."
Businessmen have integrity! If he says he won't drink, he won't!
Boss Chen was resolute.
It's not that he doesn't drink tea, just last year he was traveling for business, north to south, and he picked up a few foreign habits.
For instance, his cup gradually no longer held chrysanthemum and wolfberry, but rather authentic dried tangerine peels bought at a high price.
