Hairdresser Liu Qing worked in a chain hair salon for many years. An experience where a customer was pressured to top up and get a membership card midway through a haircut led her to decide to leave her original job. She rented an old barber chair in an old bathhouse, insisted on a basic haircut for twenty-five yuan with clear pricing, and did not push membership services. Facing low-price competition from her former boss, Ma Jianhao, Liu Qing always adhered to her own business principles. Later, sixty workers from a garment factory needed centralized haircuts. Liu Qing cooperated with her former colleague, Chen Hao, and successfully completed the order relying on reasonable arrangements and professional skills. Chen Hao also gradually realized the importance of transparent pricing and reasonable compensation. In the end, Liu Qing won customer recognition with sincerity,