'The family's favorite' kitten 'Baiwan' has switched to mischievous mode again

The money tree at the entrance has become a climbing frame for "Baiwan". It stands on its tiptoes, hooking onto the branches, its tail stretched straight like a little flag, and the leaves rustle as it moves. Colleagues hold up their phones to capture the moment, afraid to disturb this lively creature. Soon, it sneaks over to the printer, pawing at the paper while the machine is on standby. Sheets of A4 scatter everywhere, yet it squats among the pile, meowing as if seeking praise. The afternoon is even livelier. "Baiwan" climbs along the armrest of an office chair and perches on the back, playing a game of "extreme balance," placing its front paws on a colleague’s shoulder, its tail brushing against the computer screen, while the person reaches out a hand to scratch its chin, full of affection.

For DMK, the team is not just a group of collaborators but also "family" who keep each other company. "Baiwan"’s mischievous antics bring everyday warmth to the workplace — some colleagues bring cat treats, others take a nap in the sun with it. This acceptance and warmth reflect the same attitude we take in serving our clients: patient and attentive like we are with "Baiwan," sincere and dependable like our teamwork — this is the confidence behind DMK being "trustworthy."