answer: Mr. Meng asks Miao Ping to give some advice on putting some money into investment tools. Miao recommends Open-Ended funds and says their Investment Financing Service will help to choose where to put the funds and look at the pros and cons.
documents: #Person1#: Good afternoon, Mr. Meng. It's a little late for you, isn't it?
  #Person2#: Hello, Miao Ping. Yes, I've been stuck in back to back meetings all day, but I really wanted to come and speak to you.
  #Person1#: What can I help you with?
  #Person2#: I'm interested in putting some of my money into investment tools, you know, something other than stocks and such like. Do you have any ideas?
  #Person1#: Mmmm. . . yes, many investors don't seem to be into stocks at the moment. Too risky! How about Open-Ended funds?
  #Person2#: Yes, I've heard about that. Isn't it where many investors pool their money together?
  #Person1#: Exactly. Then each individual has the chance to diversify their portfolio over many different areas, it doesn't have to be stocks. And, we provide a Professional Fund Manager, so you know your investment will be safe with us.
  #Person2#: How can you help me to decide which areas to invest in?
  #Person1#: Our Investment Financing Service will help you choose where to put your funds and look at both the pros and cons of each.
  #Person2#: Is this the information here? Well, let's take a look then. . .