This kind of global teleconference only happens twice a year.
In the many meetings before, there was never a situation where the meeting was interrupted or postponed. After all, organizing such a meeting is really challenging, so generally speaking, all parties do their best to coordinate the timing, and the coordinated time is just a few hours for the meeting. If those few hours are missed, it's basically very hard to find a suitable time for a meeting again in the short term.
And once the meeting is delayed by an hour, the content will inevitably not be finished.
In short, such a meeting can neither be postponed nor delayed halfway.
Now that Tan Jincheng has announced the meeting to be rescheduled, it basically means the meeting is interrupted, and there's almost no possibility for it to continue. Subsequent discussions can only be coordinated through documents and faxes.
