Jiang Siming didn't pay the slightest attention to the controversy.
Their arguments were their business. He had merely offered his opinions, while the final decision lay with the collective result after the meeting.
However, Jiang Siming had been staying in the capital these past few days and had interacted with several people in charge of the meetings.
They told Jiang Siming that there was nothing wrong with his first and second proposals, and that the legal provisions concerning human traffickers and people who staged accidents for compensation would soon be revised and implemented.
However, Jiang Siming's third proposal—the abolition of English—was far too difficult to implement immediately.
After all, English had been deeply entrenched in the country for decades.
There was also too much opposition. The higher-ups needed to carefully deliberate and discuss the matter before giving Jiang Siming a response.
Jiang Siming readily accepted their answer. Once the meeting ended, he immediately went home to spend time with his wife and children.
With less than a week remaining before his solo concert, Jiang Siming didn't even have time to visit the company. Every day, he went to Shanghai Stadium to rehearse.
The stadium had already been booked by Huayi for an entire month.
As early as last month, they had sent people to begin construction and prepare every facility needed for Jiang Siming's concert.
By now, almost everything was ready. Even the band was Huayi's top-tier group, recruited to work for Jiang Siming.
Whenever Jiang Siming had time to rehearse, they showed up right on schedule.
Huayi declared that they had to make sure their boss could hold this concert comfortably and happily.
Besides, even if Jiang Siming was merely one of their company's singers, they still had to take good care of him.
A solo concert with nearly