Li Xia is different from the stylists in Hong Kong. They all work on banquet outfits and always like to create elaborate and extravagant looks. Chen Rou has had many disagreements with them, but Li Xia focuses on everyday wear, and her style is indeed different from theirs.
Normally, Chen Rou always wears cargo pants with a jacket, prioritizing comfort.
Jackets are also chosen arbitrarily; whatever color you like, you wear without considering your skin tone.
But Li Xia was an expert in this area. She picked out a white shirt for Chen Rou. She didn't know much about the fabric, but it was exceptionally comfortable to wear. She also noticed that, although it was white, this shirt made her skin look exceptionally fair.
Li Xia then picked out a pair of khaki pants. She didn't know what material they were made of, but the quality was unbeatable and they were very comfortable.
It's getting quite chilly, so you'll definitely need to wear a jacket.
Li Xia picked out a dark brown cashmere coat for Chen Rou. After putting it on, she thoughtfully adjusted her shirt, making the hem of the shirt look lively. Although this outfit was business-like, it didn't require high heels. It went well with loafers or the sneakers that Chen Rou liked to wear, making it both casual and business-like.
Li Xia rarely comes over, so today Song Yuanchao accompanied her and took A Yuan to the Liyuan Amusement Park.
If Nie Jiajun and his brother suggested going to an amusement park, Nie Zhao would just roll his eyes. Amusement parks are crowded and dirty, and he wouldn't allow it.
But since Li Xia wanted to go, he didn't dare refuse, so he only asked Song Yuanchao to carry two large bags of disinfectant wipes.
There are also wet nurses and nannies working together; wherever Ah Yuan goes, there's something to wipe down.
Of course, if you run into paparazzi at a local Hong Kong amusement park, Ah Yuan will have to wear a large mask.
Today, Chen Rou is going to be the person in charge. The military will send a car to pick her up. And she won't be alone. Also present will be Mr. Edward, the No. 1 Chief Justice of Hong Kong, and Sir Ding, an old acquaintance of the Nie family.
Of course, the negotiation venue was not one side's military camp, but the large auditorium in the center of the garrison area, which currently serves as a buffer zone. It is located behind the large square used by various military units for award ceremonies, oath-taking ceremonies, and military parades.
By the way, the Ocean Shipping Company is right here. There was an accounting task today, and the other boss had sent his subordinates to do it. It was the weekend, so they went to rest and relax, have some tea. But Nie Zhao always only takes one day off, and he came over today too.
No matter what kind of company it is, senior executives will inevitably engage in ambiguous collusion with clients to pursue company interests.
There's only one way to stop that kind of thing: bosses, stop being lazy and stop dreaming of making money while lying down.
By the way, actually, Nie Zhao's sense of crisis with his wife has always stemmed from the young men's admiration for her strength. Her temperament is tough, and the sexual attraction between them comes from his inherent weakness.
Nie Zhao could change her temperament in various ways, but he never altered it with his clothing.
Now that he and his men had finished their business and were about to leave, they passed through the square and happened to see several British military vehicles stop. The three leaders got out of the vehicles, and Nie Zhao didn't even recognize his wife, who was dressed as his mother-in-law, at first glance.
The low-saturation yet gentle and bright color, combined with the cardigan, made her look inexplicably soft.
She now has medium-length hair, which is naturally loose and she only blow-dried the ends to curl them inwards, but it looks so gentle.
Intelligent, generous, dignified, and gentle, with a little trickery from her mother-in-law, Nie Zhao no longer recognized his wife.
Hank was driving today, and when he saw his wife, he pulled over to the side of the road.
She looked exceptionally well today, though of course, with the Chief Justice and elders present, she deliberately kept a low profile.
After getting off the car, the leaders introduced themselves to each other and exchanged pleasantries. Then, Sir Ding naturally took Chen Rou's arm, and she handed her bag to the guards before heading into the auditorium.
It wasn't until long after she entered the room that Boss Nie, clearly in a good mood, smiled and said to Hank, "Let's go."
But Colonel Rango was not in the same good mood as Boss Nie.
Today's meeting was a closed-door negotiation. The conference table and seating were set up in the large auditorium. He arrived five minutes early and was now in his side's lounge, looking down at his busy subordinates in the hall.
It was just a small matter; they made trouble because of insufficient evidence and then physically assaulted people.
But in fact, Lieutenant Colonel Vali still has bandages on his arm, and two other lieutenant colonels still have bruises on their eyes and noses. They are the ones who were beaten. Colonel Lango only wants his men to apologize verbally.
However, last night he heard rumors and information that the mainland military would make demands, demanding the mapping of the entire Hong Kong sea area that they had spent many years and a great deal of effort to complete.
It not only used sonar to map the shape of the entire ocean floor, but also conducted special surveys of minerals and shipwrecks in different sea areas. Of course, the salvage work has never stopped.
Because the waters off Hong Kong have many shipping lanes and countless shipwrecks, not to mention minerals, the salvage work alone is very profitable in terms of excavation, especially the large quantities of porcelain and antiques, which are a real windfall.
Colonel Rango, of course, would not agree, because the British had made huge sacrifices and should take all the fruits of their labor with them.
It's impossible to get him to leave anything behind. Besides, today he wants the Chief Justice, Sir Ding, and Chen Rou to see how rude and arrogant the other side is, and to see what a bunch of uncouth guys are about to sail to protect Hong Kong's territorial waters.
Sir John Ting and Mrs. Nie, in particular, as representatives of two of Hong Kong's most powerful and influential families, should take a look.
Sir Ding was not in a very good mood today because he and Sir Li had bet on chartering the shipping magnate and also wanted to get their hands on ocean shipping, but things had turned out terribly, and he was in a bad mood.
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