After Su Nuan had coordinated with Airbus and finalized the customized configuration requirements, it was time for dinner.
Louis warmly invited Su Nuan and his group to have a meal at the aircraft manufacturing base. He took Su Nuan through the spacious factory building and came to the base's cafeteria.
The cafeteria was filled with a rich aroma that made people salivate. Su Nuan found that the cafeteria here was different from Chinese cafeterias. The cafeterias in Country F were all in the form of buffets.
The chefs will prepare various dishes in advance, and employees only need to bring their plates and choose the food they like, which is more convenient and quick.
Louis introduced the cafeteria to Su Nuan and his group, and told them that the buffet here has a variety of delicious food, including French, Italian, Spanish and so on.
He also specially recommended some local specialties, such as French baked snails, French pan-fried foie gras, Spanish paella, etc.
After listening to Louis's introduction, Su Nuan and his group excitedly picked up their plates and began to choose their favorite dishes. They tasted a variety of delicacies and felt the unique food culture of Country F.
After eating and drinking, and resting for a while, it was time for the workers to go to work. Louis took Su Nuan and the others to the aircraft manufacturing place. When they arrived.
Workers from various departments started working. Su Nuan saw that the aircraft he customized had taken shape. After learning more about it, according to the current progress, it would take at least three months for it to be delivered.
After learning about this, Su Nuan was actually very satisfied. She knew that Western countries are countries where human rights are paramount, and their people have a strong awareness of rights protection and attach great importance to their legitimate rights and interests.
Therefore, workers employed in Western countries must comply with national laws. There are regulations on daily and weekly working hours, and they must rest on weekends.
Few workers are willing to work overtime to rush the work, but in China, most workers have come through hard life and have the genes of diligence and hard work in their bones.
In China, this level of workload can be completed in less than a month by working overtime, but in Country F, it would take three months or even longer.
Therefore, when Su Nuan heard the three-month delivery time, she thought it was very good. She even thought that Airbus paid special attention to her suggestion and accelerated the construction period. Otherwise, it is unknown how long it would take.
Then, Louis, the host, took Su Nuan and the others to their company's exhibition hall. The door of the exhibition hall slowly opened, as if unveiling the prelude of a new time and space for Su Nuan and the others.
Here, all the aircraft models manufactured by Airbus since its founding are displayed, as well as the company's history. Each aircraft model is the pride of Airbus, bearing witness to the company's glorious journey and showcasing humanity's endless yearning and pursuit for flight.
Louis took Su Nuan along the corridor of the exhibition hall and visited each exhibition area one by one.
He enthusiastically introduced to them the characteristics and history of each aircraft, as if these aircraft were his close friends.
Su Nuan and the others were fascinated by the presentation, as if they were in a world of flying, feeling the innovation and passion of Airbus.
At the end of the exhibition hall, there is a huge display board showing Airbus's future vision.
Louis pointed to a new aircraft model on the screen and said excitedly, "This is the latest model our company is developing. It will become a leader in the future aviation industry."
Su Nuan and the others were shocked by the appearance and performance of this new aircraft. It can be said that the concept of this model has surpassed the development of this era and is somewhat similar to the high-tech aircraft of later generations. She thought that perhaps the advanced aircraft manufacturing of later generations may have started from this concept.
After the tour, Louis took Su Nuan and the others to the rest area of the exhibition hall.
There are comfortable sofas and coffee tables, as well as a huge wall of windows that overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire city.
Louis poured them a cup of fragrant coffee and said with a smile, "This tour is just the tip of the iceberg of our company. If you are interested, you can learn more about our company's history and culture."
Su Nuan and the others gratefully accepted the coffee and said to Louis, "Thank you very much for your hospitality. Our understanding of Airbus is no longer limited to aircraft models, but has penetrated deep into the soul of the company."
Louis smiled and said, "This is the charm of Airbus. We are not just a company that manufactures aircraft, but also a company that carries on the human dream of flight. We believe that flying is human nature, and our mission is to enable more people to realize their dream of flying."
Su Nuan and the others were touched by Louis' words and impressed by Airbus's philosophy and culture.
Su Nuan couldn't help but wonder why, as China grew increasingly powerful in later generations, domestically produced aircraft could never achieve the same international fame as foreign-made aircraft.
In addition to the backward technology, it may also be related to the starting point of belief.
Of course, this is her personal opinion, and if domestically-produced aircraft want to develop further, there is still a lot of room for improvement.
After the tour, Su Nuan saw that it was getting late, so she said goodbye to Louis. Louis immediately arranged a car and personally took them back to the hotel.
By the time the car arrived at the hotel, it was dark. After saying goodbye to Louis, Su Nuan returned to the room with the three children who were obviously tired.
After the three children returned to their room, they immediately lay down on the sofa. Su Nuan looked at the situation and estimated that the children did not have the energy to go out for dinner.
He told Annie and Jack to order food and have it delivered directly to their rooms. As for the others, they could go out to the restaurant to eat if they wanted, or go back to their rooms to order food if they didn't want to.
Soon, the hotel waiter delivered the meal to the room, and Su Nuan took the three children to eat. After eating, Su Nuan looked at the time and saw that it was still early. She calculated that it should be noon in China.
She picked up the phone and tried to call Gu Chengfeng's office.
However, ideals are full and reality is very skinny. As expected, calls from abroad could not be made. After all, the army has a high awareness of confidentiality.
After failing to get through, Su Nuan hung up the phone and planned to get up early the next morning and call home. She estimated that by then, Gu Chengfeng would be at home and able to answer the call.
Su Nuan turned her head and saw the three children still lying in a row on the sofa. She couldn't help but laugh.
"Kids, are you going out to play tomorrow?"
Little Mantou grasped the key point: "Mom, it's not work, are you really going out to play?"
Su Nuan smiled helplessly: "Yes, let's go play, but today I see you guys are very interested in aircraft manufacturing, don't you want to have some fun today?"
"No, it's just that you've been talking to other uncles in a way we don't understand, and we're just bored."
The other two little ones also nodded in agreement.
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