Farewell

2018-1-31

This is a picture taken after finishing the Huai Hai China Building Office on the last day of January.

We have experienced many things from June 1st, 2013 to now. We don't talk about it anymore (see the previous news). We just want to illustrate how we cherish everything that we had been through the pictures. And no matter wherever it’s coming, wherever it’s going. It is the key we focus on the present moment.

 (Figure 1, staff office area.)

 

 (Figure 2, men's toilet urinals.)

(Figure 3, looking from my little room to the passage.)

(Figure 4, outdoor balcony.)

(Figure 5, looking from the kitchen door to our office area.)

(Figure 6, the employee's office area along the wall, the designer’s office area formerly.)

(Figure 7, display wall and seating area)

(Figure 8, washbasin.)

(Figure 9, kitchen sink.)

(Figure 10, part of my room.)

(Figure  11, group photo shows Mike who had taken a dozens of moves with me.) (I didn't use moving company, because there are too many scattered articles and both sides need to be organized, so all of things did by myself.)

(Figure 12, bathroom toilet.)

(Figure 13, finally farewell photo on front of the office (The original picture cannot be found. I found them were uploaded on the WeChat, a total of 4 pictures with text. Just put one here. )

In the end, we wanted to specifically point out that our requirements for hygiene are relatively strict, and it is our usual style to clean up on the last day. We didn't expect the praise from landlord (we will be leaving soon, and it would not reduce the rent if we clean it up. We take a lot of photos send to the landlord in Japan for relieved.) It is our consistent request. For the above pictures and more, I have uploaded on many major video sites. Welcome to browse.

Please pay close attention to us by searching our social media account ‘pioneerprc’, or searching the key words ‘It’s me who can’t go back to the past’, ‘It’s me who can see the future’.

Journalist: Louis

Translator: Elyn/Louis