In fact, this matter has to start with Madame Pierre's family. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

In fact, seriously speaking, Mrs. Pierre's family is a "burst household" in our words, but their "outbreak household" is different from those coal bosses in Shanxi Province, who were born in mud legs, and started their family by relying on the "black gold", and they have no background.

Madame Pierre's family was originally from the middle class of country F, and her grandfather was a well-known lawyer in country F, but when her father came to her father's generation, her father was not at all excited about being a lawyer and grinding with others, but became interested in business. So Mrs. Pierre's father slapped his ass against his father's objections and was admitted to Stanford University to study for an MBA.

It was at Stanford that Mrs. Pierre's father met the greatest man of his life, his college roommate, an Arab prince Abdul Alimu.

Of course, Mrs. Pierre's father didn't know that his roommate was an Arab prince at that time, but because everyone was young, plus they were all away from home to take care of a little more (Mrs. Pierre's father was the eldest brother in the family, and it became a habit to take care of the younger siblings below, so even if the Arab roommate was only a few days younger than him, Mrs. Pierre's father subconsciously regarded this as his own brother and sister and took care of him together. And this time and again, Madame Pierre's father fell into a pretty good friendship with this Arab roommate.

When the identity of her roommate was revealed, Mrs. Pierre's father still didn't believe it, thinking that his roommate was joking with him, who let that day happen to be April 1st. However, after confirming that this was not a joke, Madame Pierre's father was very acutely aware that this was an opportunity for him, and seized it.

And it was with Abdel Alimu's path that Mrs. Pierre's father quickly earned his first pot of gold in his life, and soon developed. With the line of Prince Abdul Alimu, with his flexible brain, long-sleeved dancing temperament, and his neat mouth inherited from his father, Mrs. Pierre's father slowly became the CEO of the world's top 500 companies from the son of an ordinary lawyer.

Of course, Pierre's father's friendship with Prince Abdul Alim has been carefully maintained, and Prince Abdul Alimu also has great respect for his foreign brother, and will visit Mrs. Pierre's house whenever he goes to country F on business.

Coincidentally, when Mrs. Pierre called her father to inform her father of her husband's affairs, Prince Abdul Alimu happened to be visiting. Knowing that his son-in-law was lying in the hospital, Madame Pierre's father could still sit still, so he hurriedly called a taxi and rushed to the hospital. And Prince Abdul Alimu, who regarded himself as Mrs. Pierre's uncle, naturally followed.

This result can be imagined, after knowing the condition of Mr. Pierre's injury, and seeing his current miraculous treatment effect and recovery, Prince Abdul Alimu is simply not shocked. He immediately asked Madame Pierre for help in introducing this doctor with miraculous healing skills.

If it had been anything else, Madame Pierre would have gladly complied with it. Because if nothing else, this Arabian prince uncle has been quite good to her since she was a child, but the problem is that it is about her husband, and she has not forgotten that Jane was very accountable when she gave her her contact information, and did not allow Madame Pierre to give her her contact information. Although Jane did not specifically say that Madame Pierre would be punished if she gave out her contact information or anything, Madame Pierre could not be careless.

No woman would make fun of her husband, so at first Mrs. Pierre refused, but she couldn't bear Prince Abdul Alimu's repeated requests, thinking that it would not be a bad thing to introduce Jane to this person. Besides, even if you don't say it, with Prince Abdul Alimu's ability, if you really want to check Jian'er's contact information, it will not be absolutely impossible to find it, but it will take some more time. But if Jane misunderstands that this contact information is from herself, it will be a big trouble, so after a little weighing, Mrs. Pierre still called Jane, after all, she made this call, and it also had the effect of a preventive shot, didn't it?

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Jane listened quietly to Madame Pierre's explanation of the cause and effect of the incident, but she did not say a word.

"Song, I swear I have to give your contact number to Uncle Abdul, and whether you want to contact him or not is entirely up to you. Madame Pierre did not forget to emphasize at the end.

"But ......," after a slight hesitation, Madame Pierre couldn't help but remind, "but I see that Uncle Abdul is very determined to find you, so even if he can't get your contact information from me, he will find a way to find a way from somewhere else, so...... Believe me, though, Uncle Abdul was definitely a very, very good man, and he ...... "At the end of the day, Madame Pierre couldn't help but say something nice about Prince Abdul Alimu.

"Well, then, I will go to the hospital at ten o'clock tomorrow morning, just in time to show Monsieur Pierre again, and if anything happens to His Royal Highness the Prince, let him come by that time to-morrow." Jane interrupted Madame Pierre and replied faintly.

In fact, after all this, Jane was not stupid, and she could not hear the meaning of Madame Pierre's words.

First of all, Mrs. Pierre named Prince Abdul Alimu as her father's friend, which means that His Royal Highness the prince is an elder, and this elder has an order, and it is difficult to shirk it as a junior. Secondly, Madame Pierre did not forget to emphasize that His Royal Highness was kind to her father, and if it were not for the help of His Royal Highness the Prince in the early days of her father, this career would not have improved so quickly, and of course it would not have been as big as it is today.

Not to mention this identity issue, just this elder plus the favor is pressed, Mrs. Pierre can withstand this pressure to ask Jane Er instead of directly sending her contact information, which has made Jane very satisfied, after all, compared to these Westerners, as an Easterner, Jane's solution can understand what human affection is.

And in addition to this, the implicit meaning of Mrs. Pierre's words Jane also understood why she told her father that her father had started his business with the help of this Arab prince, and it was not to point out two things: first, this Abdul Alimu was a grateful person, or she would not have reciprocated for the little care she had given her in college. The second thing is not to forget to wake up Jane'er, that is, it is very useful to befriend such a person with status, status, and super wealth, with this successful example of her father, let Jane pass by but don't miss it.

Finally, and most crucially, Mrs. Pierre had already told Prince Abdul Alim that he had asked for a referral after seeing the miracle effect of Mr. Pierre's treatment. Therefore, this Arab prince can only look for one thing - that is, he fell in love with Jian'er's medical skills and wanted to seek medical treatment. Therefore, Jian'er doesn't need to have any burden at all, because no matter what the identity of Prince Abdul Alimu is, he is now the one who asks for help, and the initiative is always in Jian'er's hands.

Jane would agree that the meeting was something that Madame Pierre had foreseen, but she did not expect that there would be such a surprise, that Jane would put the place where she would meet in the hospital, and that she would give Mr. Pierre a re-examination, God forbid, this is the most beautiful thing Madame Pierre has heard since her husband was injured.

As long as anyone with a little common sense knows this, whether it is an injury or a patient with a cerebral hemorrhage like Mr. Pierre, this early treatment is the most important, and the sooner it is treated, the better the effect. Although Jane had said before that she could guarantee that she would be able to cure Mr. Pierre's sequelae, Mrs. Pierre would not mind her husband's faster recovery.

"Okay, thank you, Song. Thank you!" satisfactorily settled the matter of Prince Abdul Alimu, and with an unexpected surprise, Jane actually promised to give her husband a follow-up visit...... The thought of this made Madame Pierre feel like she was going to faint.

"No, we'll see you tomorrow?" said Jian'er.

"Okay, see you tomorrow. Madame Pierre said goodbye to Jane with some excitement. She was already expecting to-morrow, and at first Madame Pierre felt that the big clock hanging by the door was going too slowly, and she felt the urge to pounce on it and pluck it with her fingers, so that the Big Ben could go faster.

In fact, as soon as Madame Pierre said that the other party was an Arab, Jane already had an impulse to respond. You know, this Arab is mysterious, and synonymous with magic in Jane's heart. Jane's first impression of these Arabs is from the "One Thousand and One Nights" she read when she was a child, which was one of the few storybooks in their orphanage, and one of the fond memories of her childhood.

Thanks to the fairy tale book, Jane's image of the Arabs slowly began to take root in her mind—the clever and brave Aladdin, the happy and brave Ali Baba, and the stupid king, after forcibly marrying a commoner woman, would be moved by her husband's hard work to find a wife, and the two couples would be reunited.

And in those stories, poetry is everywhere and Allah is everywhere. The phrase "Allah above" seems to represent the whole of these Arabs. The optimism, romance, wild imagination of the Arabs, and their devotion to their Allah filled Jane with curiosity, and for Jane, the Arab world seemed to exist in another dimension.

It is precisely for this reason that Jane also wrote a paper on the character analysis of these Arabs when she was writing her dissertation at university, and consulted a lot of materials for this, so that Jane knows much more about these Arabs than Madame Pierre imagined.

For example, Egypt, one of the four ancient civilizations that we are familiar with. The Egyptians have a very typical Arab character.

The Egyptians were very amiable and informal. If the car is broken on the road, it will not make a big fuss, and it will be noisy, but it will pass by with a smile. Egypt's roads are full of cars that are a little broken here and there, and they think it's normal and don't care.

The pipes that were pumping water from the Nile for irrigation broke in several places along the way, and they kept leaking, but all they needed was water from the end of the pipes, no matter what went wrong with the pipes. In order to avoid government taxation, they live in a half-built house, and the reinforced concrete can still be seen from the outside, but the Egyptians just don't care about "face", but as long as the house is comfortable inside (Xiaohai: This is much better than the people in our country, we are sometimes too dead to save face, learn from them, how good is this pragmatism).

Then there are the Arab businessmen, who have their own unique way of thinking, doing business and way of life, and are one of the most distinctive members of the global business army. Arabs have a lot of rules and have a clear love and hate for people, and if you want to negotiate business with them, you must pay great attention to the relevant etiquette.

You must be patient when talking about business with Arabs, whether it is a high-ranking government official or a small shop owner, you must be punctual when you make a date with them, and they are often ten minutes late, dozens of minutes, or even not at all. If an Arab puts the five fingers of his right hand together and says, "Wait five minutes," then be prepared that you will be left out several times, if not dozens of times, for that time. But don't worry, the Arabs will come up with a whole bunch of reasons to explain it with a smile on their faces, and you will be holding your breath away. (To be continued.) )