Yu Jian Information | Issue 2

American customers visit the factory to unlock a new chapter in ironwork international cooperation

Recently, a special customer from Yu Jian Company visited the factory. This mysterious customer is Kevin (a pseudonym) from the United States and his family. This grand visit not only added a touch of international warmth to the factory but also became an unforgettable interlude in expanding international cooperation for our ironwork products.

Actually, our team held a specialized meeting for this reception two days ago. From the route planning for the factory tour to the lunch arrangements, every detail has been meticulously considered. After the meeting, we organized the finalized itinerary into a clear visual and textual schedule, marked the timing and activities, and sent it to Kevin. I quickly received his reply, filled with gratitude: "Your thoughtful preparation has made me even more eager to meet you!"

On the day of the visit, the factory had prepared a warm welcome ceremony in advance. Kevin's family was immediately surrounded by the smiles of the employees. Accompanied by guide Wendy, they first went to the production workshop to focus on examining the window samples ordered a month ago—ironwork windows. We specially marked the key steps of rust prevention and painting on the samples. Kevin and his family praised these meticulous craftsmanship details, occasionally pulling out their phones to take group photos with colleagues in the workshop, emphasizing the need to capture these stunning details.

After leaving the workshop, the group moved to the exhibition hall. Here are various ironwork products on display, including doors, windows, balcony railings, and staircase railings, each exuding a delicate craftsmanship. Kevin's wife was immediately captivated by a iron lamp on the display stand and excitedly said, "This is exactly the style I've been looking for!" During the two hours in the exhibition hall, Kevin also shared many ideas with us about product data and glass textures, chatting particularly well.

Before I knew it, lunchtime had arrived, and a table laden with authentic Chinese cuisine caught the Kevin family's eye. While tasting Shaoxing yellow wine, Kevin laughed and kept saying "spicy, spicy," which amused everyone at the table. After dinner, the Kevin family deliberately set aside time to experience China's rowing culture. Despite the scorching summer heat, watching the oars glide over the calm water made Kevin exclaim, "Shaoxing is so charming; next time, I really want to come and have some fun!" ”

Before leaving, the company representative presented Kevin and his family with several special side gifts—handcrafted by Shaoxing copper masters, these bronze decorations symbolize constant happiness and good fortune. Kevin's wife, Lucy, was particularly joyful holding the gift and learned to say "thank you" in Chinese, adding a warm sense of ceremony to the farewell.

This midday visit not only allowed the Kevin family to experience Yu Jian's craftsmanship and sincerity, but also brought us one step closer to our trust with international clients. In the future, Yu Jian will continue to bring more high-quality products to global customers with his meticulous attention to ironwork, and will write more warm stories of international cooperation.

In Chinese, "Yujian" is homophonic to " meeting"。

Friends, we look forward to meeting you next time.