Xie Weiwei couldn't wait to see Su Cheng.

But the Dahua staff at the door just refused to let him in, even if she showed the sign of the Planning Commission.

"The chairman is meeting guests, please wait a moment."

The formulaic answer made Xie Weiwei anxiously.

The young Dahua employee smiled. In their opinion, a young and beautiful girl was eager to see the chairman, which was very interesting.

"Click."

The wooden door of the reception room made a crisp sound, indicating that the people inside were about to come out.

The employees in the office quickly sorted out their hair and tidied up the desktop.

A few seconds later, Su Cheng's figure appeared in front of Xie Weiwei.

It looks similar to what she had seen last time, with a straight suit, wide shoulders and a warm smile.

There is also the smile when shaking hands, which always has a bit of insight into people's hearts. To be more precise, it is a bit arrogant gaze, as if you can see the future.

Xie Weiwei evaluated Su Cheng with the sentiment of women, and had to admit that he is much better than many men... Maybe most men... If it were such a man, their parents would definitely agree. Maybe they would take the initiative to find such a man to go on a blind date. Will they agree?

"Is there anything wrong with Xie Ke?" Su Cheng's voice came, and he heard him explaining a few sentences to foreign businessmen in English.

Xie Weiwei realized that she was stunned. She covered her hot cheeks with her hands, and said apologetically, "I have some questions to ask Mr. Su, you can talk first."

The person who shook hands with Sucheng was the representative of BASF. They didn't know how to speak Chinese, but they were very casual in English. Due to time, they were also familiar with Sucheng. When the middle-aged man with light blonde hair in the middle saw that Xie Weiwei was speaking Chinese, he smiled and joked in English: "Chairman Su is very popular with women. I think my life in the company was also very wonderful when I was young."

Xie Weiwei received rigorous foreign affairs training. She immediately said in English: "It is a business for me to contact Chairman Su, and it has nothing to do with his private life."

Seeing that she could speak English, the representative of BASF with light blonde hair quickly apologized. He spoke English with strong burger accents, even if Chinese people heard it.

Su Cheng smiled and hugged his shoulders, touched him with the opposite shoulder. He smiled and said, "Miss is a young official with a promising future in the central government. When you come to China next time, you may be able to see her among the Chinese leaders. Next time you meet, you will be an acquaintance."

After one sentence, Su Cheng took them to the elevator.

He turned around and smiled at Xie Weiwei and explained: "Foreigners have seen many Chinese people who don't understand English, so they took it lightly.

Xie Weiwei stared at his eyes, then shook her head hard and said, "It's okay, I'm not Chapter 363, and hurriedly said, "You sign an agreement with the Ministry of Public Security? What agreement?"

"What the Ministry of Public Security says nonsense."

"Don't be stupid. I have been playing Zhang Zi like this since I was a child. I can recognize him even if I close my eyes." After Xie Weiwei said that, she lowered her chin slightly, looked at Su Cheng with the corners of her eyes worriedly, feeling that his expression had not changed, so she raised her chin again.

Xiaopang carried the document over, looked at Xie Weiwei with her belly, and said weakly: "How can you recognize the seal with your eyes closed? You can't even see the seal..."

Xie Weiwei was speechless for a moment and said, "Forget it, don't tell me, I'll ask myself."

"Forget it, it's okay to tell you." Su Cheng didn't want her to ask around, so he simply said: "Dahua asked several other companies to help him and asked for a government treatment. From now on, Dahua can get some places to Beijing at a rate of 5% of the number of people every year."

The quota for entering Beijing is the Beijing household registration. As early as the 1950s, the quota for Beijing household registration was a shortage of goods. In the era of food shortage, this quota for ensuring basic supply of commercial grain. In the era of medical shortage, this quota for ensuring basic medical care. In the era of shortage of educational resources, this quota for ensuring basic education level... Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, many people have given up their better work and life in order to enter Beijing, and they have no need to mention small matters such as giving up their ideals.

Therefore, state-owned enterprises in Beijing have always been able to obtain better employees and offer relatively low conditions. The secret lies in the word "household registration".

Xie Weiwei said with understanding: "This is the exchange condition for you to have three barrels of oil."

But Su Cheng didn't want her to understand this way. He thought about it and said, "In fact, establishing industry standards and overflowing technology is our main goal."

Several brand new words immediately blurted Xie Weiwei's eyes closed skill.

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Chapter completed!