"You're not coming with me?"
Chen Mo stood before the mirror, watching Xiao Yu carefully straighten his tie. Xiao Yu looked like a gentle little wife now.
"I won't be going with you. I'm not suited for this kind of social engagement. If you go by yourself, there'll definitely be lots of socialites and wealthy young ladies surrounding you." Xiao Yu smiled. "If I went, the house would be flooded with vinegar tonight."
"Aren't you afraid those wealthy young ladies will snatch me away?" Chen Mo asked.
"They can't." Xiao Yu kissed Chen Mo on the face and smiled softly. "I'll wait for you at home tonight. It's about time. You should go."
Blue Sea Pavilion. This was Bin Hai City's top private club.
Clubs like this existed to provide people of the same social class with a discreet social environment. Membership in such clubs had also become a symbol of wealth, identity, and status. Every year, those people paid membership fees of over a million.
This cocktail party was being held at Blue Sea Pavilion, this top-tier private club.
The party had gathered most of the province's entrepreneurs, more than a hundred in total. Every invited guest was an elite in their field or a prominent figure.
Chambers of commerce were legally established social organizations that promoted the prosperity of industry and commerce, bringing order to business organizations. They served as a link between the government and merchants, among merchants themselves, and between merchants and society.
Simply put, a chamber of commerce was an organization made up of businessmen. One of its purposes was to provide a platform for business groups to communicate.
However, chambers of commerce differed from forums or summits. Their nature was that of industry associations, with their own internal rules and advantages.
Many companies hoped