"Since everyone wants to invest, let's continue investing! This is the only way." Sister-in-law Kuang Yurou said.

"Sister-in-law, are you kidding me?" Xia Haoyang couldn't understand his sister-in-law's thoughts.

"It can be as big as a country, as small as a company, or a family; the most fearful thing is that orders are changed day by day and are ambiguous. Everyone has no backbone, is hesitant, dares not to advance, refuses to retreat, and ends up standing still. Even if it is a mistake policies and strategies, but everyone worked together and worked together to achieve the best, and it was not so bad. "

The sister-in-law's words made Yu Zhaolong, who was silent next to him, nod his head. Both of them are decision-makers of the group company, and they can understand each other's intentions. However, Xia Haoyang didn't quite understand this and retorted: "If it is a wrong policy and Policies are still being implemented diligently. Isn’t this a typical case of going in the opposite direction or trying to make the best of a situation?”

"Obviously the sword was not lost on this road. You made everyone in the company search for it on this road. Not only could you not find the lost sword, but you also wasted more time and energy. What would be better than this? In the early days of the Han Dynasty, all kinds of wastes were restored, and the two emperors Wen and Jing did nothing. Only by continuing the policies established during the Liu Bang era could the country recuperate. "

"So doing nothing should be better than going to the dark side on the same road." Xia Haoyang put forward a different opinion, even citing history as evidence.

"Lao San's historical knowledge is pretty good. This is called Xiao Gui and Cao Sui, right? But actually governing a country or a company is not something you take for granted. Alas, who can guarantee that every decision and every idea he makes is Right? If every operational decision has to be questioned and every policy has to be repeatedly discussed whether it is feasible or beneficial, then you will find that nothing will be accomplished and nothing can be done!”

"You like to give examples, and I will give you an example: Germany in Europa, if you want to build a factory there, today there will be environmental protection groups against it, tomorrow there will be animal protection groups against it, and the day after tomorrow there will be local people who are opposed to the change. They live in opposition; this way your factory will not be built in three to five years. This is a real case. You can refer to why Tesla gave up building a factory in Germany after five years of inspection but turned around to build a factory in Shanghai, my country. The factory was initially built in just a few months.”

"In some poor and backward countries, they think they are democratic. If they build a railway, either this organization will come out to oppose it, or that organization will come out to protest. As far as I know, in the 1970s, there were plans to build a railway in what is now the small country of Bharat in South Asia. The railway changed local people’s travel, but now, fifty years later, the railway still cannot be built because of the endless stream of protesters.”

"And look at our country? It takes one night to renovate a very busy overpass, and it can be opened to traffic normally the next day. Many of the country's policies are strictly implemented and consistent, and they are all very efficient and orderly. "

"Here, maybe you don't know that the plan to build a large dam on the Yangtze River was repeatedly demonstrated by various scientists, biologists, and environmentalists. It can be said that each has its own pros and cons, and no one can convince anyone. Until now, there are still Scientists or scholars think this is wrong, but what about the reality? I can’t say that there are no bad aspects if the country goes ahead and does it directly. "

"Lao San, we are all ordinary people. No one can guarantee that our principles and policies will be correct, but working together and working hard to do our best is really better than doing nothing. You do nothing. Then you can’t change the status quo, and many opportunities arise under changing circumstances, do you understand?”

Kuang Yurou always speaks softly and with a smile. She will not be angry because of Xia Haoyang's disapproval, but she also respects the third young master of the Xia family, so Chun Chun's teachings help Xia Haoyang improve his perspective on problems to a real one. height of entrepreneurial decision-makers.

Although Xia Haoyang didn't fully understand what Kuang Yurou said, he was deeply impressed by the example given by his sister-in-law. He knew better how difficult it was to do something in the country of Borneo in South Asia in the original time and space. The country could not forcefully implement various policies. From this point of view, Even if my sister-in-law's words are not entirely correct, they certainly have their own profound truth.

"Sister-in-law, you are right. Although I don't fully understand it, your perspective on the problem is indeed different from mine. I still have a lot to learn from." Xia Haoyang has a good point. If you make mistakes, you can correct them. You are stubborn and do not think that your views are necessarily correct.

Kuang Yurou's careful teaching and Xia Haoyang's sincere apology also made Yu Zhaolong narrow his eyes. He seemed to feel that the Xia family had something that his Yu family did not have.

At Monday's shareholders' meeting of the Wenzhou Shipyard, some radicals made impassioned speeches and cited various evidences. They were very confident about the future of the shipbuilding industry and ocean shipping in the next ten or even twenty years; they also believed that the Wenzhou Shipyard would be the first time that the Kuaiji Sixteenth Family The investment decision that changed your destiny is at least the most important decision since the founding of the People's Republic of China!

In the end, all shareholder members agreed to raise another 80 billion Chinese national dollars as additional investment in the shipyard.

Xia Haoyang expressed his attitude directly and once again invested one billion Chinese national currency in the shipyard. In other words, Xia Haoyang's personal investment in the Wenzhou Shipyard today has reached an astonishing 2.5 billion! Ranked second among all shareholders of the entire shipyard.

The shareholders present were all looking at the unattractive and slightly pudgy third young master of the Xia family and thinking about a question: Should we really invest in the shipyard? How about investing in the entertainment industry?

"Domineering, so domineering, sister-in-law, you didn't attend today's shipyard shareholders' meeting. The third one said that I will personally invest one billion in the shipyard again! The entire shareholders' meeting was shocked into silence. That scene and picture were too damn Awesome."

As soon as he got home, Xia Haoqi, who had attended the shareholders' meeting as a spectator, boasted in front of his sister-in-law Kuang Yurou about his third brother's impressive speech at the shareholders' meeting today.

Sister-in-law Kuang Yurou just smiled and continued watering the flowers.

"Then when each family claimed investment funds, Dad agreed to raise another billion in funds as additional investment for our Xia family, Sun family, and your sister-in-law, Wu Xing Shen family." The second child continued to introduce the additional investments claimed by each family at the shareholders' meeting. .

"It shouldn't be a problem for the three families to come up with another one billion. I can come up with 4 million. I don't think Nana's 3 million will affect the normal operation of their Sun Group." The sister-in-law said softly. .

"The Xia Group has slowed down after Lao San injected one billion in capital last year. It's not a big problem to spend four hundred million." The eldest brother Xia Haogang said calmly.

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