Group 1 - The core issue revolves around the struggle for control of the board of ST Luton, with Wu Shichun's attempt to reorganize the board facing significant resistance from existing directors [1][5] - Wu Shichun, representing Meihua Angel Investment Management, has been active in the capital market, also investing in Mengjie Co., and is seen as a key figure in the private equity sector following the "merger six guidelines" policy [1][9] - The board meeting on June 4, where a proposal to remove three directors was rejected, highlights the growing conflict between new and old shareholders [1][6] Group 2 - The current directors, including Qiu Jingwei, Fu Xinyue, and Wang Xiaofang, were nominated by the original controlling shareholder, Ningbo Yuyou Huasheng Cloud City, and their terms extend until 2024 and 2025 [2][5] - Wu Shichun's recent acquisition of shares from the original controlling shareholder has made him the largest shareholder, holding 7.44% of the company [5] - The proposal to remove the three directors was based on the argument that their nomination was no longer valid due to the original shareholder's financial issues [6][7] Group 3 - The existing board members voted against the proposal, citing concerns over governance and stability within the company [7] - Shareholders holding over 10% of shares can convene a general meeting if their requests are denied by the board, as per the company's articles of association [6][8] - Wu Shichun aims to enhance the company's operations and asset quality, but this will depend on his ability to gain control of the board [9][10]