"Of course. You can go take a look too, Wu Jing!" Su Chen said, turning to him.
Yu Qian and Wu Jing’s circle only had a few hobbies—either horse riding or collecting. This was especially true for the senior member of their group, Ma Weidu, who even had his own private museum.
To be honest, the twelve Zodiac heads were really just fountain spouts from the Yuanming Garden. In terms of value, they were a fair bit less precious than other artifacts. They couldn’t be considered national treasures, just valuable cultural relics at best. The only reason they were so famous now was because foreign investors and auction houses were pulling the strings behind the scenes.
Although the twelve beast heads weren’t valuable enough to be national treasures, they held a different significance. They represented the countless other Chinese artifacts scattered across the globe. The return of the heads... gave many people a glimmer of hope that those lost relics might one day come home.
Yu Qian and Wu Jing wasted no time. They walked briskly into the living room and gathered around the beast heads, studying them intently.
Watching their intense focus, a smug smile crept onto Su Chen’s lips.
After about the time it takes to drink two cups of tea, Yu Qian and Wu Jing returned, looking as though they hadn’t had their fill.
"So, what made you two think of coming over today? Is something up?"
Su Chen waited until they were seated before asking. After all, they were both busy men. One was occupied with his horses and performances, while the other was preparing for *Wolf Warrior 2*. Why would they have time to visit him together?
Unless they needed something from him.
Su Chen’s question finally reminded the two of the main reason for their visit.
"Mr. Su, the film investment company is getting ready to open, and we’d like to invite you to the ribbon-cutting ceremony!" Wu Jing, being a professional in this field, had been quick to establish the company, getting it done in less than a month.
"A ribbon-cutting ceremony?" Su Chen hadn’t expected this to be the reason for their visit.
After a moment of thought, Su Chen declined Wu Jing’s proposal. "I’ll skip the ribbon-cutting. I don’t like being in the spotlight. You could ask Sicong, though. He doesn’t have much going on lately, and his fame could generate some good publicity for the company."
The two men’s eyes lit up at his words. In truth, they had suspected Su Chen would probably refuse them when they came.
But a refusal was one thing; they still had to show the proper respect. After all, Su Chen was their company’s majority shareholder. Not even consulting him about the grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony would be a very poor career move.
Perhaps thinking of their relationship with Sicong, Su Chen added, "Leave it to me. I’ll give him a call. By the way, where and when is the ceremony?"
"The Gaobeidian Cultural Industry Park, the afternoon of the day after tomorrow," Wu Jing replied quickly.
"Alright. I’ll call Sicong in a bit and tell him about it."

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