"all Chinese group."
为了挣钱,可被潜规则，可以无脑...
http://dealbreaker.com/2009/12/ping-jiang-stickler-for-the-bj.php
Highlights:
• Mr. Jiang then reportedly proposed that Mr. Tong take female
hormones, specifically his wife's birth control pills, to curb his
aggression.
• His wife noticed him wearing women's clothing and asked why. He
had told her it was Mr. Jiang's idea. She did not question it further as
they both admired Mr. Jiang as a successful person and "generous teacher."
• I asked Mr. Tong why he did not make a complaint at work. He
feared the idea of breaking Mr. Jiang's trust, getting fired, and losing the
opportunity to become a millionaire. As a result, he agreed to continue
wearing female clothes and took the pills.
• Mr. Jiang reportedly beat and kicked him to the ground. Mr. Jiang
then reportedly urinated on Mr. Tong's face and in his mouth.
• Mr. Jiang then escorted him to a conference room and said he
would allow the trade if Mr. Tong gave him a "blow job."
• Jiang was satisfied and told him that the experience was "part of
a Chinese tradition of organizations working in an all male environment."
• In February 2006, he told Mr. Jiang his plan to stop taking the
hormones due to difficulties with erection. Jiang proceeding to strangle him
from behind with some rope while shoving markers into his rectum. Mr. Jiang
reportedly told him his intention was not to harm him, but to show him that
he was still able to achieve an erection. Mr. Tong felt choked and
described feeling worried about his safety and well-being. Mr. Tong admits
that during the incident, he had an erection.
• She described Mr. Jiang's group at SAC as an "all Chinese group."
She said that members of the group never questioned Mr. Jiang's orders. She
said, "It was part of the culture to obey one's boss unconditionally and
never to question Ping's authority if it was for a good purpose. It was like
children doing what the teacher wants."
• Although she was suspicious and thought the methods were strange
as she also worked in finance, she was unsure whether she was qualified to
question Mr. Jiang's methods as she herself "was not a top financial trader."