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In the past 5 years, private enterprises have begun large-scale oil refining projects. Although the profits in the construction industry are not high, there is enough work available, which at least allows people to make a living. What about the next 5 years? What about the next five years? I feel very lost, as if I’m slowly walking from a dimly lit corridor into an increasingly dark alley. What do all of you experts think and how do you interpret this? I hope everyone will actively share their opinions so we can look forward to the future together.
Reaching the end of the alley, I turned to push the door open; dawn was breaking :)
Do your best. By improving skills and mastering one’s craft, the era of state-owned enterprise monopolies may be coming to an end. . . What if it all comes to an end? Your work will only increase, it won’t decrease. . . Who dares to challenge Uncle Sichuan from the United States? Uncle Sichuan is sharp-minded and doesn’t take bribes; in the end, I guess everyone will end up kneeling and begging for peace and forgiveness. .
It seems that with the new production capacities in areas such as refining, ethylene, and aromatics, there’s a risk of overcapacity. Once there is a surplus, it will last for several years.
Why are the profits of private enterprises higher than those of state-owned enterprises? There aren’t many reasons, right?