Lang Xianping's suggestion to the government: improve the investment and business environment of private enterprises (including tax reduction, allowing private enterprises to keep foreign exchange, maintaining exchange rate stability, etc. ), large-scale construction of public rental housing and affordable housing (advocating that these houses should account for 70% or more of the total housing), cutting infrastructure construction expenditure and curbing overcapacity. Prevent the sale of state-owned assets at a low price and establish an effective performance evaluation mechanism for state-owned enterprises (he thinks that the state is too gentle with state-owned enterprise managers, so that it seems that state-owned enterprises should do well now, which is their own. He thinks that state-owned enterprise managers should be strictly required and state-owned enterprises should not compete with the people for profits).

Lang Xianping's advice to private enterprises: 6+ 1 industry integration, accurately locate the internal and external nature of the industry in which the enterprise is located, and don't blindly "go out" and blindly operate the enterprise step by step.

(See his video for details. Personally, I think many of his views are still worthy of reference, but I feel a little extreme. )