Chatting with Heroes

Xu Yanqiu, a crisis negotiation expert at a top public relations company, has never lost a negotiation in three years of practice. Until she refused to help her client falsify the formaldehyde test report - more than a dozen children in the family had nosebleeds and vomited. She chose to tell the truth instead of covering the lid for the capitalists. The price was to resign on the spot, and the bank card balance was only 31,000 yuan. She rented an office in an old community where someone had died and put up a sign: Xu Yanqiu Negotiation Studio. The hourly salary is 10,000, no negotiation is accepted. Here comes the first client: Zhou Min, an intern who was PUA, was maliciously fired and couldn't even get overtime pay. Xu Yanqiu was neither noisy nor fussy. With just one phone call, three recordings, and a "sandwich technique" of psychological pressure, he got the other director to apologize in public and receive compensation. As the news spread, clients poured in: a full-time housewife who was kicked out of the house, a rider who was beaten by the property manager, a female employee who was sexually harassed but was rumored... Each case was small and the pay was not high, but Xu Yanqiu did not refuse anyone who came. She said: "Where the law cannot reach, negotiation can. Where money cannot reach, conscience can." Former colleagues stole her plans, opponents chased her, and capital bosses threatened and lured her. Xu Yanqiu always relied on only one mouth, a mobile phone, and a torn-up "Contract Law" to protect the dignity of ordinary people in the battle of words. This is not a "Gold Finger" cool article, but a workplace story about professionalism, bottom line and courage. There is a negotiation and confrontation in each chapter, and every time you open your mouth, it is a famous scene of "tonguing with the heroes". The unit drama structure and strong rhythm are naturally suitable for short plays and comics.