Gao Guang had to respond.
With a hearty wave of his hand, Gao Guang laughed and said, "Mr. Feyman, you are far too polite. You are my senior, and I'm still young. There's a lot I need to learn from you. I am someone who tends to be impulsive and often does some excessive things. I hope you can understand that, Mr. Feyman."
After speaking, Gao Guang grinned and continued, "Fortunately, although I'm impulsive, I have a long-term vision, and my judgment of people and situations is quite precise. Let's not dwell on the past, but look to the future. We can cooperate more in the future. After all, we are not strangers. As long as we avoid conflicts of interest, we can both win."
Gao Guang spoke of "you and I," not "us."
Zoge knew that Gao Guang truly understood his meaning, and Gao Guang also knew that Zoge understood his intent because, after they shook hands, the pressure varied greatly, obviously using the handshake to convey a message that others couldn't see or understand.