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April 16, 2025
Unexpected gains at Huabisi:
Speaking of unexpected gains, I was overjoyed. I had originally hoped that I could meet a travel companion at the Chinese Hotel. In four days, there was no one else except me, but I got a working meal with the CEOs and permanent office staff who were doing business and engineering projects in Bangladesh. Because Huabisi is the closest to the Chinese Embassy, only a few minutes away, the Hubei natives were so smart that they set up an office building for office accommodation.
I originally came here to understand the present and future of Bangladesh's population and economy. The schedule was always tight. I also understood that the CEOs who started businesses and worked hard overseas valued time like gold, and where would they have time to chat with you. I never thought that Huabisi's comprehensive model of taking care of the morning, noon and night, and taking long, short and medium-term private rooms like a family member, allowed me to see a group of Bangladeshi and global entrepreneurial CEOs talking freely, and I could finally raise all questions without any taboos.
Thank you all for helping me answer many questions about Bangladesh, Dhaka, the dispute between Islam and Hinduism and the cultural characteristics of Bangladesh, the major difference between a country accepting and not accepting Western industrial civilization, the shackles of state-owned and private land ownership on economic development, and the lack of development potential between Bangladesh and neighboring regions with similar humanities such as India, Nepal, Bhutan, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. The CEO opposite resonated with his observations on the secularization of Islam in Indonesia, Malaysia, and especially Turkey, and the mixed-race regions such as the Philippines and Brazil. It was really eye-opening and convincing!
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