To protect the piano shop, I had a fight with President Bingshan, but unexpectedly signed for his lawyer and my photographer.
Shen Qingyin's goal in life is clear: to protect the century-old piano workshop that carries the memory of her grandmother. Lu Zhiyao's KPI is more direct: demolish it and build the group's latest technology industrial park.
During the first negotiation, Shen Qingyin concluded that the young CEO was an iceberg that would never melt, the kind that could sink the Titanic. She responded with emotion, and he responded with "return on investment"; she responded with reason, and he responded with "urban development planning."
In this seemingly egg-and-stone contest, two unexpected "side lines" quietly unfolded:
Intention: Real strength is not stubbornness, but the willingness to adjust one's course for worthy people and things. Protecting the past does not mean rejecting the future. Real progress is to rejuvenate tradition in the contemporary era.