What do you mean by three meetings?

The "three meetings" refer to the shareholders' meeting, the board of directors and the board of supervisors.

The shareholders' meeting is an authority composed of all shareholders of a joint stock limited company, and undertakes the decision-making responsibility for major issues of the company, such as deciding on the company's business matters and deciding to replace directors and supervisors who are not employee representatives.

The board of directors is a business executive body established in accordance with relevant laws and articles of association, and is composed of all directors. The board of directors is responsible for the company's shareholders' meeting and reports its work.

In order to ensure the normal and orderly operation of the company, ensure the correct decision-making of the company and the correct execution of official duties by the leadership, and prevent abuse of power and harm to the interests of the company, shareholders and third parties, all countries stipulate the establishment of supervisors or supervisory committees in the company.