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This document is a goodbye message from a team in China to their leader as he departs. It expresses how much they will miss him and his leadership, remembering him as their "big brother" who helped them achieve success. They say goodbyes are not forever and look forward to collaborating again in the future. The message is signed by over 30 team members wishing him the best for what is to come.
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Memory - Together With Paolo
- 1. Memory - Together With Paolo June 18, 2013
- 2. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. Girls love you You are tall, strong and handsome
- 3. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. Men also adore you for your warm and charming character
- 4. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. You always stands out in the crowd like a real Star
- 5. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. Will you miss the delicious Chinese food, or the beautiful Chinese ladies?
- 6. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. Or your strong team members, together we realized Blue Harmony in China as the pilot country in 2013
- 7. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. We know we have to say goodbye now but for us § Goodbyes are not forever. § Goodbyes are not the end. § They simply mean We'll miss you
- 8. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. We will miss you so much and the fun talking and joking with you
- 9. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. We will always remember you as our big brother “老大” who leads us through everything to where we are now
- 10. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. We will remain close friends even if we are far away from each other (海内存知己，天涯若比邻)
- 11. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. We wish you all the best in the future and look forwards we will meet again in another Blue Harmony journey
- 12. Transformation. Integration. Simplification. Bless from Dai Hong Yu, Gao Hui, Guo Jing Shuang, Joseph Philip1, Zong Jun Sheng, Kelvin, Sun Lili, Yan Long Hua, Chen Mei Mei, Liu Min, Shirley Kuan, Qin Tian Tian, Feng Ting Ting, Valerie Wallis, Song Wu, Peng Xiao Li, Tang Xiao Long, Wang Xiao Xin, Yue Yang, Zhu Yi Dan, Sun Yi Hang, Zhang Yin Han, Zhang Yue Jiao, Constance Hsia, Zhang Rong Qing, Wang Yong Qiang, Wang Dong, Kuang Ying, Chen Xiao Han