The tradition of our people seems to always hold foreigners in high esteem, as if foreign monks could chant scriptures better. This mentality cannot be changed overnight. In the country, the central government espouses economic construction and never advocates toughness towards foreigners. Therefore, local governments are generous with various preferential policies towards foreigninvestors, especially wholly foreign-owned enterprises. In the eyes of local governments, bringing in foreign capital is a victory. However, local government leaders overlook one issue. These foreigners come in droves not out of kindness, but to make money.
So, by extension, whether it is the government or functional departments, they are at an inherent disadvantage when dealing with foreign businesses.
