The meeting room fell into a brief silence.
Even Yue Dongyi thought Cheng Zhu was being a bit too direct.
But it was hard, solid fact.
There's a saying "where you sit determines where you stand," and those present weren't the ones to be insulted by it, because they were capital, not the pitiable working class.
At that moment, Yue Dongyi and Wang Zeng exchanged a glance.
Both middle-aged men felt that the young man in front of them didn't seem to be under twenty.
His words, though harsh and realistic, truly represented the societal development trend for the next few years.
These years have been severely affected by involution.
All sorts of "rolling up," even glorifying it.
Leaders also liked to gaslight and lure with false promises, and many people took the bait.
Like Cheng Zhu said, "an overworked ox or horse will treat itself to a cup of coffee or milk tea," a widespread phenomenon indeed.
And such oxen and horses would only increase in number.
