• 　　 Lin Cheng was thinking in her heart: This man is not an ordinary person at first sight.
• 　　As a result, just as he thought about it, he saw that the man who should have passed them by actually stopped in front of them.
• 　　"Ogawa."
• 　　The man greeted Huo Jinchuan very familiar, and then, his eyes fell on Lin Zhen, hooked his lips and said, "Mr. Lin, long time no see."
• 　　Lin Zhen nodded slightly at the other party, his tone was distant but polite, "Mr. Yan, long time no see."
• 　　"Is Brother Han going to Uncle Yan's place?" Huo Jinchuan asked casually.
• 　　"Hmm, something happened." The man's gaze moved to Lin Cheng, who was confused, and a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes.
• 　　Huo Jinchuan glanced at Lin Cheng and introduced him to the man, "This is Mr. Lin's younger brother, Lin Cheng."
• 　　Then he said to Lin Cheng, "This is the CEO of Mandarin."
• 　　Lin Cheng was stunned for a moment, the president of Huayu?
• 　　Isn't that Huo Jinchuan's boss?
• 　　But judging from the attitude of the two of them towards each other just now, the two of them are obviously very familiar, and their relationship is not bad.
• They should be friends.
• 　　Lin Cheng thought about it, but didn't delve into it. After returning to her senses, she smiled politely at the man as a greeting.
• 　　Yan Mohan suppressed the surprise in his eyes, and also nodded slightly at Lin Orange.
• 　　The few of them didn't chat much. Yan Mohan said that there was still something to do. After greeting each other, he took the people to the depths of the alley.
• 　　Lin Cheng bumped Huo Jinchuan with her elbow and asked, "His surname is Yan too. Isn't he Yan Yuming's son?"
• 　　"No, he is the eldest grandson of the Yan family, the son of the second son of the Yan family. Yan Yuming is the third son of the Yan family and his uncle." Huo Jinchuan explained.
• 　　The three brothers of the Yan family, the eldest was in politics, the second was in business, and the third, Yan Yuming, started an antique shop by himself. The relationship between the three brothers was quite harmonious, and there was no family property dispute.
• 　　Although Yan Mohan was the eldest grandson of the Yan family, he inherited his father's business and followed the business.
• 　　However, Yan Mohan was also forced by Elder Yan to go to the military camp to train for two years, but Yan Mohan was unwilling to obey the government. Elder Yan was worn out by him, and in the end, he could only go with him.
• 　　"No wonder." He said why this person and Yan Yuming's silhouette are a little similar. It turns out that he is an uncle and nephew.
• 　　From this point of view, the genes of the old Yan family are really good, and the appearance of the two uncles and nephews is online. Lin Cheng suddenly realized that it seems that the people he knows so far are very good-looking.
• 　　I just don't know what the president of Tianyu looks like?
• 　　Such an idea suddenly flashed through Lin Cheng's mind, but it was fleeting.
• 　　The three didn't enter the teahouse and went straight out of the alley. Lin Cheng also went to buy gifts for Grandma Lin. He didn't know what the old man liked, so he asked Lin Zhen. Lin Zhen said that Grandma Lin likes to grow vegetables and water flowers and listen to opera.
• 　　Lin Cheng thought about it and planned to buy a jade bracelet for the old man. He thought, the old man, no matter what the children and grandchildren gave, they would like it, as long as they felt it.
• 　　However, due to time constraints, Lin Cheng can only go to the jewelry store to buy it now.
• 　　Speaking of jewelry stores, there are actually several under the Lin family. Lin Cheng naturally doesn't plan to go to other stores to buy it. Anyway, there is a jewelry store in his own home, so why spend that money?
• 　　So after saying goodbye to Huo Jinchuan, Lin Cheng took Lin Zhen straight to his jewelry store.
• 　　In fact, Lin Cheng didn't want to send so much expensive jewelry to Grandma Lin before, but the calligraphy and painting given to Grandpa Lin was more than 30 million yuan. He couldn't send something of a few hundred yuan or tens of thousands of yuan to Grandma Lin, right?
• 　　Although, as a junior, it doesn't matter much what gift you give to your elders, as long as you have this filial piety, you can treat the two elderly people equally, right?
• But then again, in fact, spend more time with the elderly, than what gifts are better.
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