几经周折,我终于敲开了宗泽路上一幢普通居民楼的101室。3位伊拉克商人热情地将我这个“不速之客”迎进公司“接待室”。在义乌,大部分伊拉克商人都是租用这样的三室一厅,既做办公室又做起居室。“你好。”Riadh 端坐在办公桌前,露出他的招牌式笑容,用带着浓厚洋味儿的中文和记者打招呼。旁边的沙发上,坐着他的两个生意伙伴,Chris 和阿明。在义乌生活了4年的 Riadh 至今不会说中文,言语间冒出 After many setbacks, I finally knocked on room 101 in a general residential building on Zongze Road. Three Iraqi businessmen enthusiastically welcomed my “uninvited guest” into the company’s “reception room.” In Yiwu, most Iraqi businessmen rent such a three-bedroom office, both as an office and as a living room. “Hello.” Riadh sat at his desk, revealing his signature smile and greeted the reporter with a strong Chinese language. On the sofa next to him, he sat with his two business partners, Chris and Amin. Riadh who has lived in Yiwu for 4 years has not spoken Chinese yet.