These foreign automakers have long sought opportunities to enter the Chinese market, but this has proven very difficult.
Even large-scale advertising presents significant challenges due to its high cost.
In addition, their development faces both overt and covert limitations.
Now, the proposal put forward by Longteng Auto is exactly what they wanted.
They believe that if the competition is successfully held, their car will be widely talked about and discussed as a result of the event.
In particular, representatives of car manufacturers from Germany and the United States were confident that their cars would not be the ones to be trampled on.
After all, their cars have passed the most stringent standards of their respective countries and have no problems in terms of quality and performance.
Meanwhile, car dealers from island nations and South Korea began to feel uneasy, but that was all.
They felt that while their cars couldn't compare to those from Hans and America, they could at least crush Longteng Motors with ease!
Because their country's automobile industry is much more developed than China's.
In their view, although China's automobile industry has been developing for more than 30 years, it is still in its infancy compared to theirs.
Compared to them, this growth process is like that of a child compared to an adult.
Therefore, for them, the kind of competition proposed by Longteng is like a child challenging an adult to a fight—isn't that just asking for trouble?
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, don't miss it!
Following the conclusion of the previous event, the exhibitors' representatives acted swiftly, making international calls to report the situation to their respective headquarters.
During the phone calls, most of the sales staff, though reluctant, had to praise the exterior design of Longteng Motors to their company leaders, calling it a groundbreaking masterpiece.
Even when questioned by their superiors, they persisted.
Although the company's leaders had not yet seen any relevant photos or anything, they had only heard their verbal descriptions and, because they trusted their business acumen and insight, tried their best to imagine it, and thus felt that what they said made some sense.
Of course, this excludes those salespeople who were "exiled" to China.
After listening to their subordinates' reports, the leaders of these companies granted them considerable authority, allowing them to further investigate and assess Longteng Auto's strength and development prospects, and requiring them to collect a large amount of relevant information about Longteng Auto.
In preparation for potential cooperation between the company and Longteng Auto.
Now, representatives of European and American car manufacturers have decided to participate in the competition, believing that this will help them get closer to Longteng Auto and establish a closer partnership.
However, you must first report to headquarters and obtain their approval.
However, island nations and South Korea do not intend to make contact with Longteng so quickly, and have even shown hostility.
Perhaps it's precisely because they live so close that they lack that sense of intimacy. They become unhappy when their neighbors show even the slightest positive sign.
So after Schulz sat down, none of the exhibitors on this side stood up to agree.
On stage, Factory Director Zhao smiled and said:
"It seems that our competitors are still unable to make a decision. Alright, we will give you time. You can apply to the head office, communicate, and then make a decision. Whatever your decision is, we will respect it."
The term "competitive business partner" was something Factory Director Zhao heard from Chen Dong.
At first, he found it funny. But after a while, he got used to it and even realized there was some truth to it.
This term can describe the love-hate relationship between peers, and it has a touch of humor to it.
It must be said that these businesses need to cooperate to some extent when facing challenges from outside the industry, but they will not hesitate to take action against their competitors when competing with each other.
In short, the more Director Zhao thought about it, the more interesting and profound the word Chen Dong had invented seemed.
That's right, he believes Chen Dong invented it. Because before Chen Dong, he had never heard anyone else mention the word.
At this moment, Director Zhao's meaning was translated and conveyed to the ears of these exhibitors, which they found somewhat jarring.
What they found even more unbearable was the booing and jeers coming from behind them.
"Oh, the foreigners are scared!"
"Haha, I thought they were something special."
"They chickened out!"
"Dragon Soars, Awesome!"
Some people, like Junji Watanabe from the island nation, are quite good at Chinese.
Although the translator did not explain the meaning of what the people behind him were saying, he still heard it and understood it.
bass!
He stood up, turned around, and glared angrily!
"What nonsense are you talking about? Of course we'll participate, but not now!"
Those in the crowd who weren't afraid of him immediately retorted, "Then just say yes! You coward!"
Junji Watanabe's face flushed red, his features contorted, and he growled in a low voice, "Baka! Bakayaroo!"
Just as he was about to lunge forward, someone grabbed him: "Watanabe-kun, don't be impulsive! You must calm down..."
After struggling for a long time, Junji Watanabe still couldn't break free, and then he gradually calmed down.
The scene that unfolded here was witnessed by Director Zhao on the stage and Elder Lin and others in the audience, but they did not intervene.
They had already realized that the situation would not get out of control.
Moreover, they were somewhat pleased that some people in the public were no longer fawning over islanders and other foreigners, but instead had a clear understanding of the situation.
Other foreign exhibitors were also somewhat confused.
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