"Good thing you're not clueless. Let's just call it Xiyuan, make sure you use the 'xi' from bixi or yuxi, don't get it wrong."
"That name actually sounds nice, but why choose it?"
Mei Mengzhen explained, "Don't you think the restaurant's entrance is really distinctive?"
The restaurant's doors are shiny red double doors, with two little lion heads as door knockers, and stone statues of lions at the entrance. Bamboo decorations on either side give it a classic vibe—if you paired a modern name with such a meaningful entryway, it'd feel off. Just imagine: such an evocative entrance, then slap on the words "Canteen"—anyone would wrinkle their brows.
As for picking "xi", it just carries a sense of significance. That's how she feels about their food, too—she wants it to have an important place in people's hearts.
Fan Tianyu didn't object, so the name was settled just like that, casually.
After checking out the restaurant, Fan Tianyu took her to see the warehouse he'd rented.
