Location: Taipei, Cross Straits Club
Travel Note: Taipei, Cross Straits Club. Boss Liang is returning to mainland China again tomorrow, so he invited Morgan for dinner tonight. After thinking for a bit, we came here to dine. It's a restaurant and club entirely created by Tsai Chen-nan, located in the B1 of the Hung Kuo Building, covering 1,500 ping (approx. 4,950 sqm). Inside, all 24 rooms are private包厢, quite tranquil, and there's even a Japanese ganbanyoku (hot stone bath) to relax in, which is quite special. It's very suitable for discussing matters or gathering with close friends. Tonight, we had its SHABU SHABU plus two bottles of Chilean red wine, totaling NT$7,900 for two. Taiwan is still very small. When we finished eating and walked out the door, and the staff was helping us hail a taxi, suddenly a woman called out, "Mr. Liang!" Turning around, it turned out to be Leslie, a female vice president at Cross Straits Club. She had met Boss Liang over ten years ago and has such a good memory. Even though they hadn't seen each other for a very long time, she recognized Boss Liang at a glance and remembered his surname. I reflected that I don't have that kind of memory a…
