"Well said, Mr. Xiong En. Let's hope the audience understands your excuses."
Many people watching the show on TV found this scene amusing—Xiong En's reactionary response instinctively made them believe that this congressman, this wealthy second-generation heir, was actually afraid of them.
Sometimes, public pride is just that easy to satisfy.
The ways in which the mighty and the humble bridge their gap are always simple yet effective.
The host continued with the questioning: "Alright then, Mr. Xiong En, why not dive into the main topic—the matter regarding Dark Gold Pharmaceuticals."
"That's my father's business, as you know. I'm a congressman, and ever since I took this position, I've stopped being involved with family affairs. Of course…"
Xiong En spread out his hands: "Except when asking him for money."
The host glanced at her notes and then said, "Understandable, but you must have some knowledge about this issue, don't you?"
