This week at Jun Chuang Run Da was nothing if not varied—a new colleague arrived with a motto in hand, our overseas sales director hit the streets of Cambodia, a team camped out at Longxue Island to film vehicle container loading, and others worked the floor at the Canton Fair. Let's go one by one.
New Hire: Guo Yudan, Chief Accountant, Comes With a Ruler
Guo Yudan officially joined Jun Chuang Run Da this week as Chief Accountant. Her motto: "A ruler in the heart, measure in every step"—which, translated loosely, means: keep the books straight and the work steady. In finance, having a ruler in hand and measure in every move is exactly what you want. Welcome aboard, Guo—and please be gentle with our expense reports.
Overseas Sales Director Du Du: Cold-Calling Cambodia's Used-Car Market
Overseas Sales Director Du Du flew to Cambodia this week and dove straight into the local used-car market for cold visits. What's a cold visit? No appointment, no contacts—just a mouth and a pair of legs, working the market door to door. Director Du wasn't walking a red carpet; he was walking a car lot. But firsthand demand often hides in exactly that kind of mud.
Overseas Store: Deal Closed, Photo Taken
An overseas store closed a deal with a customer this week and captured the moment in a photo. In the picture: smiles. Behind the picture: trust. It's a modest order, but every order is worth recording—because the moment a customer puts down their money is the most honest vote we get.
Longxue Island Crew: Filming Container Loading, Seriously
The team made a dedicated trip to Longxue Island this week to film the vehicle container-loading site and document the full export process. Other people shoot scenery; we shoot container loading. Other people chase sunsets; we chase forklifts. Why film it? Because "professional and transparent" can't just be said—customers need to see it. How the car goes into the container, how the process unfolds—laid out frame by frame, clear as day.
Cambodia Local Team: Delegation Arrives, Local Colleagues Step Up
Our Cambodia local team hosted a delegation this week and introduced the company's business. Local people telling the local story—grounded and credible. An overseas footprint isn't a circle drawn on a map; it's real people on the ground who can actually get things done.
Canton Fair: Booth Up, Visitors In
The company attended the Canton Fair this week, meeting and negotiating with buyers from near and far. Business cards went out, opportunities came back—faces were shown, connections were made.
To sum up the week: a new colleague arrived with a ruler, the sales director went out on legwork, the film crew camped on an island, local colleagues showed a delegation around, and the Canton Fair team worked the floor with business cards. Different roles, different scenes—but all doing the same thing: carrying the Jun Chuang Run Da name further afield.
