On the morning of April 12, Li Guangyu held a board meeting at Xingyue Real Estate Group to make some arrangements for the company before leaving rb.
At noon, Li Guangyu accompanied the senior officials to have lunch and then rushed to the Chinese Embassy in Japan.
Ms. Deng and others were already waiting for Li Guangyu's arrival in the embassy. After getting to know Li Guangyu in detail over the past two days, Ms. Deng was very interested in this young man who had been prosperous for more than a year.
She also wanted to get to know this young man up close. Even after his family suffered such a blow, he was able to resolutely shoulder the responsibility of family development and do such an outstanding job. This is rare in the country.
Li Guangyu, Ms. Deng and others came to the embassy conference room. Li Guangyu said: "Chairman, it is an honor to meet you."
Ms. Deng said to Li Guangyu: "Mr. Li, the reason why I asked you to meet today is to have a chat with you."
Li Guangyu knew that Ms. Deng would probably still ask about the Xiangjiang issue. This was a hurdle that no one could get around now, and Li Guangyu didn't have much to do about it.
"Chairman, please tell me. I will answer as much as I can."
Ms. Deng knew what Li Guangyu was worried about and was afraid that she would ask some sensitive questions, so she answered in such a tone.
"Mr. Li, you don't have to worry. We will talk openly today. We are aware of some of your worries, including those of many families in Xiangjiang." Ms. Deng said.
At this time, the ambassador to Japan Zhang Yiming continued: "Mr. Li, you are worried now that firstly, Xiangjiang is under British rule, and you are worried that being close to the mainland will affect the development of your family business in Xiangjiang."
"Second, I am worried about the impact of our government's policies on you and whether your family business can continue to develop."
"Third, we are worried that once we get close to the mainland, your business in Baodao will be affected."
Li Guangyu feels that the mainland has a clear enough understanding of Xiangjiang, but these problems are difficult to solve, and this is not something Li Guangyu can solve.
Li Guangyu said: "What the Ambassador just said is exactly what many of our families in Xiangjiang are worried about. We all support the mainland's taking back Xiangjiang. After all, we are all descendants of the Yanhuang people and one family. But after all, sometimes we can't help ourselves, but we still have to
Please have your understanding."
Ms. Deng thinks this young man is very interesting. The mainland wants to take back Xiangjiang. Yes, we support it, but if you want his help, you can see that you can't help yourself. Please understand.
Ms. Deng said: "Mr. Li, we also know that it is not easy for your family to develop to the present point under the influence of British consortium, and you will not directly express your attitude at the risk of the decline of the family business."
Ms. Deng stared at Li Guangyu and continued: "Today we will open the skylight and talk openly. Do you have any opinion on this? Don't worry, we can just talk casually today. You don't have to admit it when we get out of this door."
Ms. Deng wanted to know what Li Guangyu was thinking, because there were several wealthy families in Xiangjiang standing behind him. As long as Li Guangyu could favor the mainland, there would be a lot less pressure on taking back Xiangjiang and maintaining the stability of Xiangjiang.
Li Guangyu did not rush to answer Ms. Deng's question, but carefully thought about this matter. Although Li Guangyu knew what was said here today and would not spread it to England and Baodao, Li Guangyu felt that
Still have to err on the side of caution.
Li Guangyu said: "Chairman, regarding the mainland taking back Xiangjiang, the vast majority of our families in Xiangjiang have this consensus, and we all support it."
Ms. Deng said: "We also know that you still want the mainland, so how can we eliminate the worries of your major families?"
It's really difficult for Li Guangyu to answer this question. As for what he is worried about, Li Guangyu is very clear.
Li Guangyu said: "I saw the news about the Governor's meeting with Mr. Deng a few days ago. The answer he gave, I think, has reduced some of our worries."
As soon as Ms. Deng heard what he said, she knew that Li Guangyu recognized some of the central government's resolutions on the Hong Kong issue. The central government was also discussing how to develop Hong Kong, and some issues were still being studied.
Ms. Deng said: "You can rest assured that we will not harm the interests of your families if we take back Xiangjiang."
Li Guangyu said: "I also believe that the mainland government has the ability and wisdom to handle the Hong Kong issue. Under the leadership of your new leadership, the country will definitely be able to develop rapidly. I am very optimistic about the future of mainland China."
Ms. Deng was also very happy after hearing Li Guangyu's statement. The main issue that is currently stuck among everyone is the ownership of Xiangjiang. As long as the mainland and Britain reach an agreement, this will not be an obstacle.
Ms. Deng said: "Mr. Li, during our negotiations with the British, we do not need you to stand on our side and openly oppose the British. We only hope that you can unite some families to maintain the stability of Hong Kong."
Li Guangyu felt relieved when he heard this, and immediately responded: "Chairman, don't worry, only when Hong Kong is stable can we develop better, and we will definitely maintain the stable development of Hong Kong."
Ms. Deng asked: "Mr. Li, do you have any plans to invest in mainland China?"
Li Guangyu said: "I am still very optimistic about investment in mainland China, but now that I am about to go to the United States, I have to wait until I return to Hong Kong to discuss this with the senior management of various groups."
Seeing this, Ms. Deng stopped asking any more questions.
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After Li Guangyu returned to the Imperial Hotel, he thought about whether he had said anything outrageous during this meeting and whether it had any impact on him.
Li Xuelan didn't say much when she saw Li Guangyu coming back, and asked: "Li Sheng, are there any problems with your meeting with the mainland this afternoon?"
Li Guangyu came back to his senses and said: "No problem, Xuelan, do you think any of the companies in our group are suitable for development in mainland China?"
When Li Xuelan saw Li Guangyu asking this question, she didn't know the situation in mainland China. She used to study in the United States, and as soon as she returned to Hong Kong, she was assigned to Li Guangyu as an assistant.
Li Xuelan said: "Li Sheng, I don't know the situation in mainland China right now. You still have to discuss this issue with the senior management of the group."
Li Guangyu didn't think about it for the time being. Anyway, after the negotiations between the mainland and England were completed, Li Guangyu entered the mainland market in a big way.
Li Guangyu is now thinking about going to the United States to see if he can dig some gold mines in the United States. Many great companies in the future have just started, such as Microsoft and Apple.
Li Guangyu wondered whether he could become a shareholder. As for controlling rights, Li Guangyu had never thought about it. In the United States, if Li Guangyu controlled these industries, there might not be any Fortune 500 companies in the future.
How can the United States help you promote a foreign-funded enterprise, especially a high-tech enterprise? The U.S. government will definitely not support products controlled by foreign investors. What's more, the majority of listed companies in the United States that have developed well are ultimately controlled by Wall Street.
In the hands of a group of people, Li Guangyu now has no ability to snatch food from their hands.