At the beginning of 2020, due to the epidemic, the hotel business is really difficult. Many hotels have not been able to open until now, and many companies have gone bankrupt because they failed to survive the previous few months. Wang Xiaofei's hotel is one of them. S Hotel was originally not well managed. Under the impact of the epidemic, Big S sold buildings to save her husband.
Big S sold at 20% off the building in Xinyi District. This also shows that the turnover of the family’s funds is really not good. Even if Big S said that he was not helping Wang Xiaofei, everyone was not stupid and could see what was going on. Therefore, everyone tacitly classified the sisters of size S as a type of giving up themselves for the sake of her husband.
and this, it seems that Wang Xiaofei is not very satisfied. Some time ago, Xiao S’s retro-style photos were hotly searched. Wang Xiaofei forwarded the photos of her sister-in-law and said, “Wife, your sister is open every day, you take children every day, and I am not by your side. What do you think? It is understood by netizens that this is blaming the big S for not working.
What does Wang Xiaofei really do? South Beauty has lost everything, and the business in Taiwan has not been done well. She said she is a businessman, what is the Fourth Youth in Beijing, but wake up, young master, it is already 2020. Who doesn't know Wang Xiaofei's family background? Is it a pseudo-rich? Can't you tell?
spends the big S's money while saying that the big S doesn't work, but he gets so drunk late at night, he can't walk smoothly, and he still needs help from others. What is this? This is not a soft rice man? KTV was drunk and swayed while walking. I really don't know where Wang Xiaofei got such a big face.
walked and gestured with friends, and finally took the car home with the help of friends. I feel that the marriage between Wang Xiaofei and Big S is just like that now. No matter how Wang Xiaofei acts as a demon on Weibo, Big S will not respond, and I don't know if Big S's heart is cold.
