The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

The car wound its way through the streets, and Li Tian didn't even see where it had turned into.

After getting on the bus, the driver told her to prepare a speech that would last about ten minutes.

Li Tian was mentally rehearsing her speech the whole way.

Upon arrival, Chang Luo personally greeted Li Tian at the entrance.

With Chang Luo there, the entry procedures were completed much faster.

"Tian Tian, ​​today's main discussion will be about your report."

"You need to understand that there will always be dissenting and questioning voices regarding anything."

"A discussion will make the truth clearer."

"So, wait a minute, you have to keep your composure when you speak. In this kind of situation, whoever gets angry first will lose the momentum."

"Of course, no one should make things too difficult for a young girl like you."

Li Tian listened attentively to each sentence.

She was brought in by Chang Luo, meaning she was now part of Chang Luo's faction.

Those who disagree with Chang Luo or have different political views will probably turn against her.

If you think she is the missing piece, you're making a mistake.

Upon entering the venue, Li Tian first saw a familiar face.

Zheng Yu's father, who is also her aunt's husband.

It seems that even the city leaders in Beijing have gotten involved.

This is easy to understand.

The Asian Games will be held in Beijing, and the city's leaders are certainly in the preparatory group.

Li Tian simply nodded and smiled in greeting, without leaning in to deliberately show any closeness.

He sat down in Chang Luo's seat.

More leaders came in one after another, and the last to enter were faces we often see on television.

Li Tian realized that today's meeting was of a rather high standard.

Even so, Chang Luo did not use a commanding tone to inform Li Tian, ​​which made her feel comfortable.

"Is everyone here?"

When the senior leader inquired, someone immediately replied that everyone had arrived.

Unless there are special reasons for taking leave, no one will arrive after the top leader.

Are you already at a higher rank than the leader?

There are no fools like this in officialdom; if someone were truly stupid, they wouldn't be sitting in this meeting room.

It's just a habit for the boss to ask.

The top leader patted the microphone.

"The report submitted by the economics students of Kyoto University was distributed to everyone before the meeting. Today we are going to discuss the feasibility of this plan."

"Because there is no precedent before, this incident can serve as a good reference for the future. I would like everyone to express their opinions, discuss the pros and cons, and come up with a solution for handling such incidents. This approach can be followed when hosting large events in the future."

The top leader makes the final decision; he won't express his personal opinion first.

The order of speaking is naturally not random.

The person next to the high-ranking leader spoke first.

"This idea is novel and has a lot of room for maneuver. If done well, it will also make the funding for organizing the event more abundant. I am very optimistic about it. However, if the government takes the lead in organizing it, there are issues of responsibility and ownership. I am worried that there will be a shortage of manpower. I suggest that it be authorized to enterprises to do it, which can also be considered as benefiting the people."

Everyone nodded in agreement.

"I also think highly of the report. When the country organizes a major event, it will naturally want to make money. The finances are tight, and everyone is waiting for food to be put to work."

"The report made some insightful observations on intellectual property rights, which highlights our weak awareness of ownership."

The first leader made his support clear, and most of the others, whether following suit or sharing the same view, basically agreed.

"This is unprecedented, so what was the basis for this sudden idea? Who can guarantee how it will turn out? No national policy is a trivial matter."

Conservatives exist everywhere.

Li Tian didn't think much of it.

It's normal to have different opinions, and Chang Luo had already given her a heads-up.

"Panpan's name and image were obtained through a call for submissions, so who owns the intellectual property rights to, the author or the state?"

Li Tian wrote down the question.

There are always things she doesn't think through when writing reports.

And these are very good questions.

After going around in circles, the microphone was finally handed over to the top leader.

"Everyone spoke very well and thought about this matter from multiple perspectives."

"The report itself is not wrong, but there will naturally be many difficulties in its implementation. However, we cannot back down just because it is difficult."

"Our national system and political system are unprecedented, and we have no experience to draw on for economic development. So we should not be afraid of any difficulties. We must become stronger with each setback."

"As long as the direction is right, we must rise to the challenge."

"You have the courage, but you can't avoid the questions. Li Tian, ​​the comrades have raised many suggestions and questions just now, and I see that you have taken them very seriously. Now it's your turn to say a few words."

"Let's give them a round of applause!"

The top leader led the applause, and the crowd followed enthusiastically.

Li Tian stood up and bowed to everyone to greet them.

"Good morning, leaders. I am Li Tian."

"This report was inspired by receiving a Panpan doll, but it's not something I came up with out of thin air or just wild imagination."

"My aunt and uncle were both students who studied abroad, and I have read a lot of foreign magazines. Foreign countries started protecting intellectual property rights earlier and have developed a more complete system, which is something we need to learn from."

"Our country also has the Trademark Law and the Patent Law after opening up, but the concept is not yet deeply rooted in people's hearts."

"It's nothing, there's a first time for everything."

"As for how to operate it, I'm a novice. I'm sure the leaders can find the best way to operate it."

"Panpan's image and name have original authors, but the ownership should belong to the Asian Games Organizing Committee, not to an individual or the public."

"If necessary, we can consult relevant legal experts for explanation..."

Li Tian offered simple explanations for the issues he could, but glossed over matters involving power.

This is not something she can get deeply involved in.

The top leader led the applause after listening.

The applause lasted for a minute.

The top leader was very excited when he heard this.

"When the youth are wise, the nation is wise... When the youth are strong, the nation is strong... When the youth are powerful on Earth, the nation is powerful on Earth..."

"Many people may not know Li Tian's age. This student is only 14 years old and was admitted to Peking University this year through a special admission program."

"If we had more outstanding young people like these, how could our country not become prosperous and strong!"

The hall erupted in enthusiastic applause once again.

Although some people questioned whether this was a thought a young girl should have, no one voiced their doubts directly.

The top leader waved his hand, and the applause stopped.

"Now let's take a vote. Those who agree to implement this plan, please raise your hands."

Everyone except Li Tian raised their right hand.

Passed unanimously.

Everyone here is outstanding and knows how to adapt to the times.

The senior leader looked at Chang Luo.

"Comrade Chang Luo, you see Li Tian off. The rest of you can take a break. We need to come up with a plan today; time is of the essence."

Chang Luo stood up.

Li Tian then got up.

Before leaving, Chang Luo even took Li Tian to show her face to the big leader.

"Little girl, study hard. If you have any further suggestions, you can write to me directly."