Luo Feifei was extremely excited. "Leave this matter to me from now on," she said. "But... this is a huge deal. It's best to wait a few years before we act."
She felt her current standing wasn't high enough. While influencing ordinary high-ranking figures was no problem, the top leadership was another story. Besides, they might believe her about minor issues, but for something so momentous—something that would affect future national policy and require an immeasurable amount of resources in manpower, finances, and materials—the top brass would never act rashly.
Li Xiang said, "There's no rush. Five or six years in advance will be enough."
'It wasn't that it wasn't urgent—it was that it couldn't be rushed. Mustn't be rushed.'
