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Martin Cu-Unjieng keeps it simple

SINGLES@WORK - Aurora Diaz-Wilson -
Gentle and shy, Martin has stayed out of the social limelight that his many cousins and relatives have been exposed to. After living on his own for 15 years in California, our 5’11" bachelor recently moved back to the Philippines to be involved with the LWV Construction Corp. of his family. He describes his work now as "a learning process guided by my dad on the many residential and commercial projects that our group handles."

Martin is also one of the 12 partners of the Shiraz wine bar in Legazpi Village, Makati and lunches frequently in this fashionable oasis.

On what occasion do you lie?


When I don’t volunteer information.

Name a moment that brings back happy memories.


When I won a golf tournament in Malarayat.

How do you resolve your conflicts?


My mother and I have differences in opinions. As we are both stubborn, we do our best to explain that "this is the way it is."

What sports do you like most?


Golf. It’s a game of precision that helps me to think.

What journey did you enjoy?


Hiking and white-water rafting through the rain forests of Costa Rica.

How has your character changed since your childhood?


When I was young, I would always be hiding behind others. Now I am less shy and sometimes go out of my way to greet people.

What is the trait you most deplore in yourself?


Stubbornness is my liability.

What is the trait you most deplore in others?


Ass kissing.

Where would you go for a romantic evening?


Venice for a gondola ride.

What does your dad often say to you?


Keep an open mind.

What is your current state of mind?


Uncertain about what I will be doing five years from now.

What film influenced your life?


Bagong Buwan
gave me a different perspective on how the Muslims live in Mindanao.

What is your greatest extravagance?


Having a good time in Shiraz, Where Else and other clubs.

Which historical figure would you like to have been?


Andres Bonifacio, who shared his mind with Jose Rizal to battle the Spaniards. I still believe in a gladiator-type hero.

What is your motto?


Keep it simple.

Which famous quotation would you have wanted to be the author of?


I have my own which I tell my best lady friends, "We may become more intimate in a relationship but it is friendship that lasts forever."

ANDRES BONIFACIO

BAGONG BUWAN

CONSTRUCTION CORP

COSTA RICA

JOSE RIZAL

LEGAZPI VILLAGE

MAKATI

NOW I

WHEN I

WHERE ELSE

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