Hong Kong Entertainment 1979: A Beating Up the Manager at the Start

Chapter 161 Shopping

Ever since that night with Ye Qianwen, the two seem to have become somewhat unrestrained at the company.

The two became each other's teachers, and occasionally acted out scenes reminiscent of adult videos in later generations.

During this time, Li Jiangbo was deeply engrossed in it, unable to extricate himself for a long time. His English also improved rapidly, especially his pronunciation of "oh".

Yeh, fuckme remembers it most firmly.

Ye Qianwen also learned very quickly. She not only learned simple Cantonese, but also the Chang'an dialect.

Like: thief! Russian thief! Duanqie thief! You learned it well, especially the character "da" which you learned so vividly and charmingly.

This made the pretty girls who had slept with Li Jiangbo a little jealous. They all came to Li Jiangbo, demanding that he not only teach Ye Qianwen. They wanted to learn Chang'an dialect too.

Li Jiangbo was completely baffled. Hadn't he already taught them? Why were they still so eager to learn?

He didn't think much about it; teaching one person was teaching, and teaching a group was also teaching.

From this point on, the Chang'an dialect suddenly became popular in the Time Group.

This puzzled Li Jiangbo. Where did this strange trend come from? However, he didn't pay much attention to it. After all, Hong Kong values ​​freedom of speech; he couldn't very well issue an order to silence people, could he?

On this day, Li Jiangbo and Ye Qianwen were having an in-depth conversation.

Rosamund Kwan barged in, "Brother Bo! Come shopping with me this afternoon! I want to buy a table lamp."

Ye Qianwen, who was under the desk, was startled and instinctively ducked under the desk.

Li Jiangbo was enjoying himself when he was suddenly startled by the noise.

When he recognized Rosamund Kwan, he could only helplessly rub his forehead and say weakly, "Jia Hui! Could you please knock next time?"

Rosamund Kwan stuck out her tongue. "Then I'll go in again, go in again."

After saying that, she was actually about to walk outside, but before she could go out, Li Jiangbo called her back.

"Are you going shopping this afternoon?"

Rosamund Kwan nodded, "Yes! Yes!"

"What time is it?"

Rosamund Kwan was a little stunned. She didn't expect Li Jiangbo to agree. After all, he was so busy, how could he have time to go shopping?

However, upon hearing Li Jiangbo ask what time, he quickly replied, "Three o'clock in the afternoon!"

Li Jiangbo nodded, "Okay, I'll come find you then."

Rosamund Kwan spun around on the spot, skipped and hopped to the desk, and gave Li Jiangbo, who was leaning on the desk, a sweet kiss.

He then said, "See you this afternoon, boss. I'll be going now."

Li Jiangbo waved and watched Guan Zhilin leave.

As soon as Rosamund Kwan left, Yip Sin-man emerged from under the table.

"Brother Bo, did Jia Hui notice me just now?"

Li Jiangbo shook his head at Ye Qianwen, whose mouth still had stains, and handed her a tissue. "No, wipe it off first, your makeup is ruined."

Upon hearing this, Ye Qianwen exclaimed, "Oh!? Is that so?"

She hurried to the dressing mirror to check her appearance and touch up her makeup.

After she finished touching up her makeup, Li Jiangbo said, "Go practice your singing! Try to release a song next year."

Ye Qianwen nodded, turned and left, as if nothing had happened.

In Hong Kong at that time, there were usually two places to buy furniture.

Areas like Castle Peak Road, Cheung Sha Wan, and Sham Shui Po are the places most frequented by ordinary people in Hong Kong.

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The Central and Western District on Hong Kong Island is a hub for international brand storefronts, Hollywood Road specializes in antiques, and Sheung Wan is known for its high-end furniture.

The place that Li Jiangbo and Guan Zhilin went to was Sheung Wan. This Sheung Wan is not the Sheung Wan of later times, but the Western Market, also known as the Old Sheung Wan Market.

After parking the car, Li Jiangbo and Guan Zhilin went shopping hand in hand.

Actually, going out with Rosamund Kwan was a bit risky, but at that time, paparazzi weren't as crazy as they are now. With proper precautions, even big stars could still go out on the streets.

The two strolled along the Edwardian-style streets, lined with salespeople handing out furniture flyers.

The stores also had a great atmosphere, with many shops displaying signs saying "Big Sale".

Li Jiangbo chose a relatively large shop and went inside.

As soon as they entered, the two saw a girl in a slightly faded business suit squatting on the ground, tidying up scattered product brochures.

Two female sales clerks dressed similarly were standing nearby, whispering to each other.

"This girl from mainland China just doesn't know the rules; she can't even hold the booklet properly."

"Exactly, I don't know whose back door they went through to hire such a country bumpkin."

The girl seemed not to hear and continued tidying up on her own.

The two walked past the girl and went inside.

As soon as the customers arrived, the two saleswomen came forward to greet them.

A salesperson said, "Sir, I'm sorry, I'm blocking your way. Please follow me."

Another salesperson said in broken Mandarin, "Li Zhi, hurry up and pack up, don't block the doorway."

Li Jiangbo felt a little uncomfortable. Although he was a native Hong Konger, his soul was that of the mainland, the soul of an old Qin person.

Therefore, he couldn't stand Hong Kong people bullying mainlanders.

He stopped and looked at the girl who was squatting on the ground.

"Please show us around, miss."

Li Jiangbo spoke Mandarin, which the two salespeople could understand, as could the girl squatting on the ground.

Upon hearing Li Jiangbo speak Mandarin, the two salespeople immediately lost interest and left without looking back.

Even as they left, they kept talking.

"Tch! Turns out he's from mainland China. I got all excited for nothing."

"Exactly, what kind of things can a mainland Chinese guy afford?"

The girl felt a surge of excitement upon hearing the familiar voice.

She stood up shakily, clutching the brochure, and said without daring to raise her head, "Please wait a moment, I'll be right back after I put these things down."

After saying that, she hurriedly left with the brochure in her hand.

The girl didn't keep Li Jiangbo waiting for long, but when she walked towards them, Li Jiangbo was a little confused.

He had seen this face before and was very familiar with it.

That's Lee Chi, who had a rumored affair with the gambling king and eventually married Ah Jie.

At that time, she was still very young and inexperienced, and her makeup was a bit outdated. No matter how you looked at her, she looked like a girl from mainland China who had just come from the mainland.

"This way, please. What would you like to buy here?"

"Table lamp!"

Li Zhi nodded and led the two inside, explaining as they went.

Her voice trembled slightly, but her thoughts were clear.

She answered Li Jiangbo's questions fluently.

Rosamund Kwan, listening nearby, whispered to Li Jiangbo, "Brother Bo, she's so professional!"

Li Jiangbo nodded without saying anything.

After checking the table lamp, Li Zhi was ready to write up the invoice.

To her surprise, Li Jiangbo stopped her and asked, "Could you please show us the bed and sofa?"

Rosamund Kwan tugged at Li Jiangbo's sleeve, "Brother Bo, why are we buying a bed and a sofa?"

Li Jiangbo leaned close to her ear and whispered, "Aren't you afraid the downstairs neighbors will complain about us disturbing the peace?"

Upon hearing this, Rosamund Kwan blushed instantly and gently pinched Li Jiangbo.

"Hate!"

Riji was very dedicated and continued to show the two of them around.

Just as I turned to the service counter, I heard the two sales clerks complaining.

"What can people from mainland China buy? Isn't it just a waste of time?"

"That's right, it's that mainland girl who put in so much effort."

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"Just you wait, Li Zhi will come back looking dejected."