Saturday was Japan's day off, but a group of people accustomed to going to work still got up early and went to Liu Muhan with question after question.
"Section Chief Liu, yesterday we only inspected Japan's economy. Shouldn't we go take in Japan's scenery today?"
"Yes. Today we'll visit Ueno Park. Everyone will move together—don't fall behind."
"Ueno Park? Shouldn't we be going to Mount Fuji? Coming to Japan without seeing Mount Fuji would be as regrettable as visiting the mainland without reaching the Great Wall."
"Hey, why do you people only listen to half of what's said? Section Chief Liu means we'll go to Ueno Park first, then Mount Fuji."
"Oh, oh, oh, oh, I was confused. Little Section Chief Liu, please don't take offense."
"."
Seeing how eager her compatriots were to sightsee, Liu Muhan sighed helplessly. "I already contacted Mitsubishi. They also take weekends off and can't provide us with touring services, so we can only pay for it ourselves."
"Pay for it ourselves?"
Everyone froze for a moment, then asked, "Section Chief Liu, don't we have travel funds? Even if we have to pay ourselves, it shouldn't be a big deal, right?"
"Exactly! We're just taking a car and snapping some photos. We aren't ordering any extra services or going into big star-rated hotels. How much could it possibly cost?"
Liu Muhan said solemnly, "Our allowance is four thousand Japanese Yen per person. Taxis on Tokyo's streets now start at five thousand to ten thousand Japanese Yen. Although we can take a bus to Mount Fuji, we still can't afford the other expenses."
Everyone fell silent for several seconds as a wordless resentment began to spread.
"Why is our funding so low? We can't even afford transportation?"
"That's right! This isn't our first inspection trip. I've