In early June, the Black Sea coast was many times more lively than two or three months ago.
Lao Maozi has always had the habit of going to the beach to bask in the sun in summer. Poor people go to the Black Sea to bask in the sun, and rich people go abroad to tropical countries.
In the presidential suite of the Mankaski Hotel, Gu Kun once again woke up with the luxurious treatment of an emperor.
Midrova was wearing a sheer gauze summer nightgown, and she served her as carefully and flatteringly as an ancient palace maid.
She was truly humbled like this once, because Gu Kun had already told her that if things were handled smoothly this time, she could fly away with him and say goodbye to this sad and impoverished motherland.
Everyone has a legitimate sense of mission for their work and hopes to find meaning in their work.
Midrova is naturally no exception, so she also hopes to make her guests completely satisfied from head to toe, as a souvenir, before officially bidding farewell to her role as hotel maître d'.
Although, Gu Kun was the only customer she personally picked up in her life.
Don't think this mentality is strange, just like a thief who has been stealing for a long time will feel that he is a thief and is doing justice for heaven.
In "Jin Ping Mei", Li Ping'er also has a sense of belonging to the yard where she worked before. She was even "overjoyed" when she heard that her husband Ximen Qing wanted to go back to the place where she had fought and comb her "niece".
He secretly sponsored Ximen Qing with twenty taels of private money to encourage him to go.
As for the waitresses in "Yakuza Ki", when the character you control develops intimacy tasks with them, their words and deeds are enough to put any 996 professional to shame: It turns out that in Fuso Country, being a nightclub girl is so professional.
, I study every day how to make customers happy, improve service satisfaction and prevent negative reviews.
This is all profoundly human nature.
"Aw... It's really better to combine Chinese and Western cultures. Each culture has its merits. We should try to gain more from the less, so as to maximize the service quality. Otherwise, why should the future tourism industry in Lanzhou compete with 'men'?
Are Thai guys from Paradise trying to steal customers? Why should we compete with our next-door neighbor Malaysia, where even that is legal?”
Gu Kun let out a long breath and thought deeply about the industrial future of Lanfang, a small country with a nose.
"You don't have that kind of malice towards those international students, do you? Isn't it enough for you to experience the exotic customs with me?" Midlova looked resentful and obsessed, trying to get Gu Kun to make a promise or something.
"How can I? I sincerely want to introduce pure overseas students to study hard and work for me in the future." Gu Kun said honestly. He still distinguishes between official and private matters very clearly.
Midrova sighed: "I'm letting you vent your anger completely, just because I'm afraid that you might show some inappropriate behavior during the interview before the formal signing, and frighten those people who are already doubtful.
You don’t know how hard it has been for me to recruit people in the past two months. Lanfang is too small and far away, and everyone is worried that the service agreement you signed and the foundation are just a leather company."
I have to mention here that a few months ago, Gu Kun temporarily registered a company that was just an empty shell. The name was very simple, just called "Lanfang Culture". In the future, all cultural tourism industries operated by Gu Kun in Lanfang will be
It belongs to this company.
The company's capital contribution was all made by Gu Kun himself, and the shares naturally belonged to Gu Kun almost alone. There was no equity structure at all. He only made a few points of holdings on behalf of others to show to the regulators.
When Gu Kun previously told Midrova to attract candidates for international students, the "company where international students need to sign a service period agreement after graduation" that was publicly announced was naturally Lanfang Culture.
Because according to international practice, student funds are absolutely not allowed to randomly choose a company name to be determined and ask students to sign the agreement directly. In that case, the agreement will be invalid no matter which country's law it is.
You must let the student know clearly who she will work for after graduation and how many years. If this is not clear, what is the difference between her and a human trafficker?
However, the presence of Lanfang Culture was too weak before and there was no business at all. Therefore, even if the company information was confirmed, most people still did not believe it.
But now, nothing is a problem.
"Don't worry, this time I have brought power of attorney from Huaxia, Jiaotong University and two other famous universities in Shanghai and Jiangsu that have foreign-related business. We are legal and compliant in handling study abroad agencies and student aid in China. As for the formal agreement with Lanfang Culture
The contract, I told them, can be postponed until August, before the official start of school -
Anyway, if you don’t sign, you won’t get a bursary and won’t be able to enjoy preferential treatment. Besides, these people may not necessarily pass the Chinese cultural exam. By then, they will know the strength of Lanfang Culture and the company.
The true strength of my boss."
In the 1990s, the public security in China was still very good, and if you go to the most formal first-tier cities like Hujiang, the worries of girls in Heklan will naturally be reduced a lot.
Everyone knows that China is an upright country known for its strict prohibition of color industries in the world.
"Then I will arrange a meeting for you tomorrow and give a presentation to all the girls who are candidates. How many people are officially willing to give it a try depends on your persuasiveness." Midlova said very professionally.
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The next day, Midlova helped Gu Kun rent a lecture theater at one of the best local high schools in Kherson, and put up banners and roll-up advertisements on the campus.
Midlova sat there and ran around, and even temporarily found a few former colleagues to do odd jobs to help.
All the girls who had been exposed to the idea before and passed the preliminary round were notified. Some of them changed their minds and did not dare to come, but there were at least forty or fifty more who came.
Gu Kun only needs to sponsor twenty or thirty international students, so he has plenty of room to choose.
Upon arriving at the scene, Gu Kun was slightly surprised by the quality of the students here.
The ratio of beautiful women is really high!
Among the girls in a classroom, at least three or four are more beautiful than Midrova.
At least 20% of the girls, that is, more than ten, can be on par with Midlova.
If a total of thirty were selected, the ugliest one would not be much uglier than Midlova. If Midlova scored 85 points, the 30th place here would probably be in the early 70s.
Of course, Gu Kun is an upright person. When he chooses international students to sponsor, he always chooses conduct first, academic performance second, and whether they look good or not is none of his business.
"From Sister Midlova's introduction, this is the boss behind Lanfang Culture?"
"Why are you so young? You look like we are of the same age, right? Isn't it unreliable?"
"Don't judge people based on their age. Listen to the introduction materials Midlova gave you. This boss runs a tropical resort island in Lanfang, and also bought an abandoned aircraft carrier from the Nikolayev Shipyard to open a theme park. What if
These financial resources have been proven to be true, and I am not afraid that he is a liar.
Anyway, it doesn’t matter what major you study, it’s not bad to go to China to study hotel management and tourism management. I heard that the living standard there is already better than here, ugh.”
A group of pretty girls were whispering there, discussing whether the boss was reliable.
Gu Kun's age was what worried them the most. They always felt that everything might be a boast.