"Mr. Maisen, I do not agree with Director Lin's view. Although the mainland does indeed grant certain preferential treatment to foreign investment, that does not mean there are no bottom lines.
Fenghua Apparel is a banner of the mainland garment industry. Its annual foreign-exchange earnings and tax payments are both astonishing. The company cannot face unpredictable risks because of one person's misjudgment."
Although she had become a "traitor," Ning Pingping still vehemently opposed Lin Qiuyan's approach.
Because she had been close to Wen Guohua for a long time and had absorbed his influence, she viewed matters from a different angle than Lin Qiuyan.
Fenghua Apparel's standing among export-oriented enterprises was far more than simply "earning processing fees." It was one of the few mainland apparel brands that could be proudly presented overseas. Not only were its profits substantial, it also touched upon many people's pride and political achievements.
In a place as tangled with personal connections as the mainland, slapping Fenghua Apparel in the face already meant offending many people. If one further affected its interests, that would make enemies.
More importantly, Lin Qiuyan knew Fenghua Apparel was connected to Li Ye. Wen Leyu's clothes were custom-made by Fenghua Apparel, and Teacher Ke also loved wearing the Fenghua Brand.
Added to that, many banks and government offices had close ties with Fenghua Apparel. Baolier was a brand that had only just arrived—how did it dare claim it was better than Fenghua Apparel?
If it truly were better, that would be one thing. But Ning Pingping had worn Fenghua Brand for six or seven years. How could she not know the strengths and weaknesses between it and Baolier?
Fenghua Apparel was divided into a mainland version and an overseas version. Every year, the mainland version underwent multiple adjustments based on East