The bag carriers eat both morning and afternoon meals at the market. Some bring their own, while others buy food from the market's food stalls. Because of their work schedules, they often have irregular mealtimes, often waking up at four or five in the morning to start work. The work is exhausting, so they eat a lot. The male protagonist in the portrait loves spicy food and insists on having spicy dishes with every meal. If there's nothing spicy, he pulls a few sharp chilies or chili peppers from his pocket and eats them with rice. Guangzhou people prefer sweet food, so you can occasionally hear him complain during meals that the food here is not good, too sweet and tasteless.
After getting this clue, the big guy took people to check all the Sichuan restaurants, and he actually found the clue.
This Sichuan restaurant is located in a small alley a little distance away from the wholesale market. It is one of those fly-infested restaurants.
They had already walked past, not even checking the time, but simply going from street to street, spreading outward from the wholesale market, looking for a restaurant. Then a tall man walked by, smelling the fragrance in the air, and followed it into the alley. He was hungry, so he went into a snack bar called "Chuan Mei Zi".
Guangzhou's economic opening was relatively early in China. Although Kyoto was prosperous, there was still a gap when compared with Guangzhou's economy and trade.
This is the difference between a political center and an economic center.
The "Chuan Mei Zi" shop is not big, only about 40 square meters, with six small tables and chairs placed side by side. Five of the tables are full with people eating, and the only table at the door is empty.
The big guys walked in and saw the bustling scene, with the boss sweating profusely as he cooked. They didn't show their IDs to the boss to ask about the situation, but sat down at an empty seat near the door. They had intended to wait until the boss finished cooking before asking.
At this time, a man sitting at the innermost table with his back to the door caught the big guy's attention.
He lowered his head instantly and gently nudged the person next to him with his toes. Those who could go out on field work had more flexible minds, while those who were not flexible stayed in the office to look after the house.
The person next to him followed the big man's gaze and saw only a back view. He couldn't be sure whether it was him or not, so he stared at him closely first and said nothing more.
Then the big guy got his comedic side, and his scoundrel vibe immediately came out. He started yelling and cursing, telling people to go take their orders. He said he'd been in this shabby place for a few days and his appetite was bland. If he didn't eat something hearty today, he'd starve to death.
When they saw the big guy, they were like, wow, this guy is not only mentally ill, but also beats himself up for no reason, and he's also a bit of an actor. Which acting school did he graduate from in Kyoto?
Where does Boss Jiang find these talents?
Okay, just act along.
Then he seamlessly entered the role, bending over and kneeling to "act" the younger brother well, and his performance of the Guangzhou gangster was more authentic than that of Jordan Chan.
When they first came in, the lively atmosphere inside was broken. People stopped talking and just ate their food in silence. After the hard work of the few people, the atmosphere in the restaurant returned, and it was even more lively than before they came.
A "little brother" called the proprietress over to order dishes. While waiting for the dishes, the big guy pretended to look at the furnishings in the room, and then glanced at the man with his back to them. This man never turned around or spoke, and just kept eating with the other man.
Also, this man is not the one in the painting. He also looks quite dangerous. He keeps his head down and keeps eating, never stopping his chopsticks.
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