Business Trip to Iran

  To showcase our products, our boss was exhibiting the samples and related information at this exhibition.At the booth, we showcased the company's core products and new equipment, attracting numerous visitors to stop and inquire. At the same time, we also provided personalized consultation and solutions for participating customers, which received widespread praise.

2.Spare-time life

  I first met Iran because of his previous life, "Persia". Just hearing the name Persia can evoke endless imagination, such as Persian cats, Persian carpets, Persian beauties, and various things about Persia that we are already familiar with. But how much do we know about Iran today? It's better to go see than see. Go explore the streets of Iran and see what the real Iran is like.
When I first arrived in Tehran, everything was so fresh, with women wearing headscarves all over the street, cars driving recklessly in the city, and traffic jams everywhere. Iranians like Chinese people and often call you qin when they are far away. Most Iranians have read from historical books that Chinese envoy Zhang Qian visited Anxi (also known as Persia) in BC. Later, the Prince of Anxi also studied in China for many years, and the "Silk Road" between the two countries was smooth. Chinese silk, porcelain, as well as techniques such as drilling wells and ironmaking, were introduced to Iran, and Iranian products such as broad beans, alfalfa, grapes, walnuts, pomegranates, etc. were also introduced to China. For ordinary Iranians now, what brings them closer to China is the various products of the Great Bazari.
  Firstly, in Iran, whether you buy or not, you must go and see one thing, which is the Persian carpet. Persian carpets are world-renowned, and every carpet shop, regardless of the size of the storefront, is filled with carpets. The treasures hanging on the walls are all treasures of the shop. The value of carpets is related to the knots on the back, and the more knots, the more refined the weaving
A good wool carpet takes a long time to air dry from dyeing to hand weave, so it is also expensive. However, the unique and delicate craftsmanship of the hand is difficult to be replaced by machines. Therefore, regardless, even buying a small Persian handmade carpet home will be the best souvenir. Another thing that I have to buy in Iran is saffron. As a precious traditional Chinese medicine, it was introduced to China during the Ming Dynasty. This is the origin of saffron, and its natural price is much cheaper than in China. The reason why saffron is expensive is because the only usable part of the entire plant is the pistils, and each flower has only three pistils. These stigmas are very fragile and cannot be picked manually. On average, about 500 stigmas can be dried to make a 1-gram finished product, so their value is extraordinary. Iranians like to dye rice with saffron to enhance its aroma.
  Iran is a very worthwhile country to visit, and its charm requires you to personally experience it.