When it encroaches on personal things such as the size of a family (below, from the article's Zhang Yue) I do not like it - work is work and life is life - but there is a deep dislike of the way things are done by the moneyed by a lot of business people (and women are far more represented in this grouping than in large companies operating in China, including multinationals or traditional government backed companies) than a lot of people outside China are aware of.
Further quotes:
> “Don't buy things you only use once, such as newspapers.”
> “Grow your own vegetables.”
> “Most importantly, have only one child, to allow the population of the world to return to a level it can bear.”
> Another company handbook urges staff to brush their teeth twice a day, and to share cars.
> His hair is greying. Dyeing your hair is bad for the environment, he says.
> I have to set an example. My staff imitate me, and they then influence those around them. That's how we influence society.”