Delaine's words poured cold water on Gorishon's head, after all, no enterprise likes government intervention and interference.
Gorishon asked Delaine: "Does the government even have to control how much salary I give to my workers? I provide them with a livelihood, and they work for me, it's simply a willing employer and a willing worker. Therefore, the government should learn from the United States and Europe, and reduce intervention in the market. This is not conducive to the vibrant development of the economy."
Delaine said to Gorishon: "Mr. Gorishon, your thinking is obviously wrong. We certainly hope that enterprises can develop healthily, but enterprises should consciously abide by national regulations and assume social obligations."
