This seemed like a signal, opening a brand-new door for other countries worldwide — even West University did it, so why are we hesitating?
Not to mention that there's Richard John, the living advertisement.
What kind of life did the Richards live before, and what kind of life are they living now?
For the vast majority of ordinary people who are not industry insiders, they won't ponder issues like what happens if all infrastructure is handed over to local builders, how to ensure sustainable development, or whether culture will be affected in the future.
They can only see that the streets and communities built by Huaxia at West University have become cleaner. Former low-income neighborhoods were transformed into high-end communities after remodeling.
The lives of ordinary people have become better, and they no longer need to rely on subsidies to survive.
For upper-level managers, wanting to win votes means catering to the opinions of the vast majority.
