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Radu Cernia的手机里只设置了一个闹钟——4点45分。每天这个时候,他起床,洗漱。约5点15分,他推开北京JW万豪酒店的健身房门,走上那台靠窗的跑步机,迈开步子,和北京的初阳开始赛跑。此时,他坐在我面前,合身剪裁的竖条纹西装勾勒出挺拔的身材,胸袋露出口袋巾硬朗而整齐的边角;他眼窝深邃,笑起来露出一排洁白的牙齿,热情中带着专业。每天早、中、晚在酒店巡视三次,Radu最关注的是员工和客人有没有微笑,因为“只有每个人
Only one alarm clock was set in Radu Cernia’s phone - 4:45. At this time of day, he gets up and wash. At about 5:15, he pushed the gym door at the JW Marriott Beijing and walked onto the treadmill by the window, taking the first step and racing against Beijing’s Chuyang. At this point, he sat in front of me, tailored vertical striped suit outline the tall figure, chest pocket pocket towel showing a tough and tidy corners; his deep eye socket, laughing together to reveal a row of white teeth, warm with profession. Every morning, mid, and late at the hotel tour three times, Radu most concerned about employees and guests are not smiling, because ”only everyone