Such is the case with Chinpao Shan's Tsao Ji-chang, who makes his complex very clear. "Most mainlanders have a wily nature: great at talking, loving to argue but not liking hard work; they are very suitable for thinking up ideas and moving their mouths, but their sincerity is limited. They often put profit before right, and let the boss lose out."
「外省人大部分個性狡猾，善於言詞，喜歡狡辯而不務勞力，很適合擔任想點子、動嘴巴的工作，但其忠誠度有限，常會因利忘義，讓老闆吃悶虧。」