Nie Zhenbang's words seemed ordinary, but the dissatisfaction within them was still audible.
At this moment, Song Zhongguo too came to his senses. This was not a factory committee meeting, nor was it a discussion with the leaders of the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission. Those present were provincial committee leaders, and moreover, they were led by the top leader.
Indeed, his words from before did have an imposing force, a form of obstruction. This wasn't an excuse; facing obstructions, as the factory leadership team, you should clearly explain the purpose of the restructuring and its future to the workers. You should strive to do ideological work among the workers, rather than casually mentioning obstacles here.
Furthermore, Secretary Nie's words carried a strong dissatisfaction and a commanding attitude.
"Old Song, what do you think would be an appropriate way to restructure?" This question looked simple, but carried profound implications.
