"Another sizable investment, but a pity it's invested abroad! I understand, though; our domestic energy surplus means building more oil refinery bases would be wasteful," Gavriil sighed.
Wang Ye smiled knowingly, continuing along the same line of thought:
"Yes, we are a major energy-exporting country, and over there, they're a major energy-importing country. If we manage to handle the relations between us well,
then in the future, our crude oil and natural gas will have huge export markets in both the East and the West.
That's like walking on two legs; even if one side runs into trouble, it won't be too impactful.
In the past, we focused more on the West, but now we need to pay more attention to the East as well."
Gavriil and Puding both nodded in agreement.
Under Wang Ye's subtle influence over the past two years, they had indeed paid more attention to international development trends.
