



For a meeting ostensibly about the Iran war, tariffs, security, etc, do you think its appropriate that Trump brought a host of CEOs with him to China? Do you think this makes it look more like a business-venture trip than a political one?
"Here are the executives Mr. Trump said are "journeying to the Great Country of China" with him.
Mr. Trump said in the same post that he plans to ask Chinese President Xi Jinping "to 'open up' China so that these brilliant people can work their magic, and help bring the People's Republic to an even higher level!"
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/trump-china-trip-billionaire-ceos-musk-huang/
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I'm curious about how long you stick it out for character development. I've seen *so* many posts here that either a) lambast an FMC for being a shit-heel early on with the potential for growth or b) bemoan the "too perfect" FMC who is either immediately too powerful or just oh so smol and humble and kind that they're insufferable.
I'm not one of those women who immediately cry "internalized misogyny" when female readers immediately disregard female characters that are in desperate need of growth, but sometimes I can't help but wonder if a lot of us have a knee-jerk reaction to shit-head FMCs who need to grow, but we don't let them because we don't have the patience and want our FMCs appealing from the first chapter. So I'm curious: how long do you stick out character growth? Are there certain traits/abilities/tropes you need to see to decide to stick it out? How do you balance character growth and inherent character "perfection"?