"You all enjoy the benefits from the company, but when it comes to crucial moments, you refuse to take risks for the company. Have you been fair to me?"
The shareholder who spoke first laughed upon hearing this. He leaned back against the back of his chair and picked up the tea on the table, spoke with a half-smile, "Why is President Chi so angry? We've already said it, we're thinking of the company's best interest. Besides, we are shareholders, not your subordinates, President Chi, so there's no question of owing or not owing anyone. Everything is for the sake of benefits, for the common interests of all. If we have to go by what President Chi says, then we also want to ask President Chi - we have all worked together in the company for so many years, and now, for your own interests, you insist on dragging us along with you. Is that fair to us? Is that fair to the company?"
