On the other hand, he'd come to love Hui restaurants, finding the Hui to be great cooks and fastidious around food — "cleaner than us Han".
Less positive is the suggestion that film-makers really are planning to give us Han Solo the teenager in the forthcoming origins tale from The Lego Movie's Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.
And yet the more I think about it, the more it seems to me that showing us Han's mathematically impossible 12 parsec Kessel Run, a scene in which he wins the Millennium Falcon in a game of cards with Lando Calrissian, and perhaps even his first meeting with Chewbacca, might end up hamstringing the movie.
"I think all the hard work is ahead of us," Han says.
During the peak of the SARS-CoV outbreak, a German group of virologists headed by one of us (Hans-Dieter Klenk) visited Beijing for a meeting with Chinese scientists at the 'empty' Beijing Hotel and Chang An Road to discuss on immediate collaboration between scientists of both countries.
We've all got a bit of that in us, Super Hans just takes it to the farthest possible degree.
Unlike your traditional marketing channel like TV or online you can directly go after your consumers at once, so this has been a very effective platform for us," says Han, adding: "I don't have enough time right now in Spain to have a meeting with all these companies that are asking to be a part of our official accounts".
Where Lucas edits to show us why Han wouldn't shoot first, Solo rambles on about why he would.
In explicitly telling us how Han came to be cynical, detached and aloof, the veracity of his "cool," and ultimately his redemption, is eroded.
Hans tells us that when he joined the cricket club in New York he was "the only white man I saw".
Our sympathy for Bol wasn't enough to stop us from smoking with Hans, so we filed past Bol and into Hans's room.
