Investment troubles tractable

Cao Dewang, president of the world's second largest auto glass manufacturer, has become a person in the public eye since he moved part of his company's operations to the United States, claiming that China's manufacturers shoulder a higher tax burden than those in the US.

There has been great controversy over Cao's US project, with some denouncing him as unpatriotic and some claiming that Cao's factory in the US has suffered from the low efficiency of its US employees.

However, we should not make a fuss over Cao's "troubles" in the US. Different cultures naturally lead to differences among employees from different countries in terms of their work ethic. Such things are a byproduct of economic globalization and among the costs an entrepreneur has to pay for overseas operations.