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The question was : “The transformation of the responsibility of supervision for state assets is a topic of universal concern. Therefore, as the director of the
by plouffy 9y ago
The question was :
“The transformation of the responsibility of supervision for state assets is a topic of universal concern. Therefore, as the director of the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council, what new moves will you make in 2018? This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Reform and Opening-up Policy, and our country is going to further extend its openness to foreign countries. With General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party Xi proposing the One Belt One Road Initiative, state-owned enterprises have increased investment to countries along the route of One Belt One Road, so how can the overseas assets of state-owned enterprises be effectively supervised to prevent loss of assets? What mechanisms have we introduced so far, and what’s the result of our supervision? Please summarize for us, thank you.”
This doesn't seem like a wholy inapopriate question. Am I missing something?
- abricot 9y agoIt is a 112% planted question, and a long winded one at that. I would roll my eyes too.
- simonh 9y agoI suppose it very much depends on how it was spoken and the emphasis. There's a fair bit of hyping of OBOR and a gratuitous name check for the boss in there. Bear in mind the eye roll was at a particular point in the question, not at the end, so it's probably related to a particular part of it.