answer: #Person1# thinks the food is too spicy, but #Person2# thinks it's ok. #Person2#'s staying in Sichuan for a year increases #Person2#'s tolerance for spicy food, but #Person1# can't handle spicy food. #Person2# couldn't either at first but then adapted.
documents: #Person1#: pardon me. Could you please pass me the tissue?
  #Person2#: sure, here you are.
  #Person1#: thanks, I didn't expect the dish to be so spicy. Are you ok?
  #Person2#: yeah, I think the food is alright, it's not too spicy though it's a little salty for me. But you are Chinese, you should have known better.
  #Person1#: well, not every Chinese can handle spicy food in the way people from Sichuan and Cuizhou provinces can. Back where I come from, people don't eat a lot of papers and chilies.
  #Person2#: Oh, I see how this food can be really hard for you. I can sympathize with that. I stayed in Sichuan for a year. The food was difficult at the beginning. Every dish was so spicy. After a while, I got u
  #Person1#: yeah, you can increase you tolerance for spicy food, but so far, I haven't had the need or the opportunity. Every time I try spicy food, it is a total disaster for my nose and eyes.
  #Person2#: I completely understand. I didn't intend on liking spicy food at first either, but when you have no other choicest, you've got to adapt.
  #Person1#: yeah, I guess that's a typical example of when in Rome, do as the Romans do.
  #Person2#: exactly.