When Qiao Liang first discussed his ideals with his brother, he had arrogantly hinted that large-scale involvement in Central Africa's agriculture could somewhat influence local politics.
This was the fantastic idea that a college student concocted, inspired by hearing others extol the prowess of certain agricultural giants.
At the time, Qiao Liang got it all backward: it wasn't that intervening in agriculture could influence politics, but rather that one needed political influence first to have a chance to enter the agricultural market and, while expanding influence, ensure profitability.
Now, after hearing President Jin's plans, Qiao Liang finally understood what 'strategic thinking' meant.
This wasn't just simple business anymore; companies like Northern Industry, this kind of super state-owned enterprise, were fulfilling their responsibilities.
