The world is one family

Central District Volunteer Meng Di

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When Japanese customers walk into the store, our volunteers are spot on30A bow and a polite "Welcome" will quickly gain customers' favor. When the tall and thick American customer came in, he said loudly: "Hey，how are you doing ?”Reply with a warm answer as if you haven't seen him for many years, and add a strong handshake, you will quickly close the distance with the customer. Faced with the German customer's silent scrutiny, instead of rushing to sell him hard, it is better to wait patiently and answer.

Customers in small shops are generally not very picky. When we take a break from a busy day at work to go for a drive in a small store, we usually do it mainly to relax our nerves and appreciate the dazzling array of products. They are also very willing to chat with us.

I remember one time, I saw an American guest staring at the commemorative coins in the window very seriously, so I said to him: If he likes it, I can take it out and show it to him. He said happily: "Really? If you like it, just take it out for me? Thank you so much. Besides, can I take it away?" I laughed out loud. Later he held it in his hand and looked at it for a long time, I introduced him to this commemorative coin only8Ten thousand circulation. "Really? Are you saying that only 80,000 people in the world have touched it? Then I am the 80,001th lucky one." While laughing, I can’t help but admire his American humor.

We can always have fun in the store. Different people and different things will always bring us unexpected surprises and gains. When we go to work facing the rising sun every day, we are all looking forward to surprises and the harvest of growth.