The next morning, Luo Zhiyuan made Ayev out.

In a quiet cafe in the most prosperous city of Moscow, Ayev finalized the relevant cooperation details, such as how to determine the conversion price of the materials, how to offset the price of the transaction Lada sedan, etc. Luo Zhiyuan is a meticulous and very rigorous person. He filled the details agreed upon by the two into the agreement that afternoon, and personally handed them over to Ayev for review and re-signing.

Based on the principle of prudence, Luo Zhiyuan also invited Lao Chekov as an intermediary to sign the agreement. Although the intermediary is not the guarantor and is only symbolic, Luo Zhiyuan believes that with Lao Chekov's face, identity and influence, Ayev will never dare to break the contract easily. Moreover, this cooperation also means huge profits for him.

Only then did Ayev realize that the young man from China who came to him to give him a big cake was definitely not that simple. At this time, he suddenly had a strange feeling: it would be difficult to get off after getting on Luo Zhiyuan's pirate ship.

After the business was completed, Luo Zhiyuan quickly called back and notified Tang Xiaolan to reassure her and at the same time accelerated the progress of home operations. Tang Xiaolan told Luo Zhiyuan on the phone that under the coordination of the city, Kangqiao Industrial had already made a clear idea of ​​the asset restructuring of "Sanmao" and "Yimao" and "Yimao" and reached a preliminary consensus.

In this way, Luo Zhiyuan felt even more relaxed.

During the days he stayed in Moscow, he not only accompanied Xie Wanting in the surrounding areas—the two of them were either driven by Nina, or went out to take the tram and wandered comfortably in the intoxication of exotic customs and exotic culture. The only thing that made Xie Wanting feel a little regretful was that the winter in Moscow was too cold, and the severe cold temperatures somewhat swept away some of the fun.

Of course, every night, Chekov and Nina had to drive Luo Zhiyuan home to give Old Chekov acupuncture.

After a whole course of acupuncture, Lao Chekov's arthritis was fundamentally relieved. Luo Zhiyuan instructed this optimistic Russian that as long as he insisted on physical exercise every day, and paid attention to keeping warm and cold, drinking a small amount of alcohol but never drinking too much, his illness would slowly recover after a long time.

Russians are addicted to alcohol. Although Old Chekov agreed to the situation in person, Luo Zhiyuan actually didn't believe that he could persevere.

Luo Zhiyuan discussed with Xie Wanting and decided to take the plane back to China on December 14. When he came, in order to experience the feeling of riding on the international train, there was no need to spend another week on the road when he returned.

At noon on the 13th, Chekov's family held a banquet for Luo Zhiyuan and Xie Wanting to practice. It must be said that this time, he came to Moscow to meet the Chikov family. He was warm, hospitable, generous and generous, which was far from the impression of the greedy and utilitarian and distorted Moscow powerful class in Luo Zhiyuan's mindset.

At the banquet, Chekov suddenly asked Xie Wanting to do a favor in a very tactful way. He said that his sister Anna decided to study in China, while studying Chinese and Chinese medicine. He asked Xie Wanting to help contact Anna and arrange a residence for her.

Xie Wanting was shocked. Anna clearly didn't give up. She was determined to learn Luo Zhiyuan's acupuncture.

Xie Wanting looked back at Luo Zhiyuan helplessly. She knew that Luo Zhiyuan's medical skills were passed down from his grandfather, and it was a single birth of the Mu family's ancestors, so there must be a taboo that he would not pass on to outsiders. Otherwise, Mu Jingshan would not have ended in regret.

Luo Zhiyuan smiled and hinted that Xie Wanting didn't have to worry and could agree. He didn't take Anna's persistence too seriously. The boring and complicated traditional Chinese medicine is far more than Western medicine. Not to mention Anna, a foreign girl, even if she doesn't have a language barrier, it is not something anyone can learn. After three minutes of popularity, it will be left alone.

Later, Luo Zhiyuan realized that he had misread Anna.

Anna's tenacity in mind and her obsession with medical knowledge are like a religious fanaticism.

Anna Jili told Nina a lot and asked Nina to translate it to Luo Zhiyuan.

Nina smiled bitterly with some embarrassment, "Zhiyuan, Sister Anna said, you are a man, you must keep your word and not break your trust in a woman - as long as she learns Chinese, you must teach her Chinese medicine and acupuncture!"

Luo Zhiyuan sighed, "Okay, I promise you. As long as you pass the language and pass the traditional Chinese medicine theory, I will be responsible for it."

Anna smiled and actually raised her hand and snapped her fingers at Luo Zhiyuan.

...

On the way back to the embassy area from Chekov's house, Xie Wanting saw Luo Zhiyuan's strange expression and kept rubbing her hands, and couldn't help but say, "Zhiyuan, do you have something to do in your heart?"

Luo Zhiyuan looked up at Xie Wanting and smiled bitterly: "Wanting, why do I have a strange feeling? It seems that I have been on Anna's trap - do you think she is really holding on to her energy and learn Chinese, will I teach you or not?"

Xie Wanting smiled and said, "What, I regret it? Then I shouldn't agree."

Luo Zhiyuan sighed, "Why didn't I agree to that situation at that time? If we don't agree, it would seem that our great country has no demeanor, wouldn't we be embarrassed in front of the Russians?"

Xie Wanting covered her mouth and chuckled, "That's right, but I've said that you are a man, you have to keep your word and not betray a woman - and you're a Russian woman."

"Why……"

Xie Wanting smiled and said seriously: "Zhiyuan, to be honest, your medical skills are really not allowed to be passed on? I think that a single line of transmission is not conducive to the inheritance and development of medical skills. Now the times are different. There are more people studying medicine, and it can cure diseases and save people. If you have this kind of medical skills and are not a doctor, it is a waste. If you can train a few students, it may not be a bad thing. What do you think?"

"Wanting, I understand what you said. I am not rigid and conservative. I have to stick to the rules and regulations of the Mu family and not let go. But my grandfather asked me to make a poisonous oath back then and I must not pass on the medical skills of Mu to outsiders. Look, if my mother knew that I taught others acupuncture and was a foreigner, my mother would definitely be mad." Luo Zhiyuan waved helplessly, "Forget it, don't think about these things first, let's talk about them later!"

...

At the same time, the Chekov family, Anna and Chekov, the siblings, had a fierce dispute again. The focus of the dispute was Luo Zhiyuan.

Chekov thought that Anna made excessive demands to his friend Luo Zhiyuan several times, losing his face. At the same time, she felt that Anna went to a foreign country to learn acupuncture and was too whimsical and purely a different idea. Chekov had a premonition that her sister, who was a bit stubborn and strange and introverted, was hard to say whether she was interested in traditional Chinese medicine or Luo Zhiyuan; Anna insisted that she did not do anything wrong, and that she did not need to seek advice from her younger brother, so that Chekov would not meddle in other people's business.
Chapter completed!