Reborn at Boot Camp: General, Don't Mess Around!

Their appearance allowed Qin Xiu to understand the relationship between Ye Jian and them. The last time he met Ye Jian in the military, she was with the two people in front of him. It could be seen that their relationship was extraordinary.

"Let's talk after we return to the country." Qin Xiu smiled and nodded. Then, he nodded at Xia Jinyuan before leaving calmly with the folder.

Xia Jinyuan could maintain a good gentlemanly demeanor, and so could Qin Xiu.

The three top bachelors from the capital city had a short chat with each other in a foreign country. They brushed past each other and had their own work to do. They didn't have much time to chat.

After Qin Xiu left, Li Jinnian looked at Xia Jinyuan in confusion.

Q King's attitude toward Qin Xiu… was a little too cold.

In the afternoon, the eight special forces soldiers left the embassy and took a car to the airport to return to the country. At this moment, Qin Xiu was attending a business meeting. He had already entered the process of exchanging views, arguing with the other party, and expressing his opinion.

After the discussion ended, the two parties would enter negotiation again. Only then could they reach a mutual agreement on this meeting and complete diplomacy.

Qin Xiu wasn't the main staff member in the meeting. He was a diplomatic staff member who translated the other party's words. After quickly translating the other party's words, he quickly wrote down his views, opinions, and the other party's loopholes. China needed to focus on negotiating and gain irrevocable benefits.

Although he wasn't the main spokesperson, he was definitely an important person who couldn't be ignored at the conference table. Especially when he asked a few sharp questions, the representative who was negotiating couldn't help but sweat.

This was a diplomatic negotiation about a 'semi-embargo.' It concerned the important interests of China's trade exports. Due to the interference of certain Western countries, the ports that were originally open to China were implemented with a 'semi-embargo,' thus achieving a boycott of Chinese trade. This was an important negotiation to improve the export.

"We cherish the trade link between the two countries. Our country's economy has been growing continuously. Now, Wall Street has already started a financial storm. The scope of the impact is so wide that many companies in many countries have suffered heavy losses. During the Asian financial crisis in 1997, not only was our country not affected, but it even became a beneficiary. Trade and export are mutually beneficial actions between the two countries. The semi-prohibition will not only harm the friendship between the two countries but also cause many businessmen to lose the market they rely on to survive…"

Qin Xiu, who had entered the negotiation, was calm and composed. His handsome eyes contained a sharpness that couldn't be looked at directly. Occasionally, he would look up. His cold gaze would pass through the thin lenses of his glasses.

He was calm, reserved, and elegant. He had a deep understanding of Estonian culture. Most of the time, he was like a spring breeze. Sometimes, when he spoke, he even had a smile on his face. He used his elegant gentlemanly demeanor to negotiate with the other party's negotiator with the interests of the country.

The meeting started at two in the afternoon and lasted until six in the evening. After an intense discussion, the trade negotiations between the two countries came to an end, and they reached a preliminary mutual agreement.

Next, they had to negotiate and fight for it repeatedly. Occasionally, they would give in and establish a 'win-win' strategy together to achieve the benefits they hoped for.

After walking out of the venue, Qin Xiu raised his wrist and looked at the time. It was already a few minutes past six in the evening. At this moment… the woman he liked had already boarded the plane and returned to the country.

He wondered if she would contact him. He hoped that she would. He really hoped that she would contact him.