
A Glance Back at 1991
回眸1991
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 6y ago
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- Qidian
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This chapter also gave me a bolt from the blue. You have written hundreds of chapters. You wrote that now the top leaders in the country have no connections. Such a targeted policy has not even solicited the opinions of the protagonist. Donate so much money to solve the employment of millions of people. The government has just implemented a policy and the protagonist has been blinded. The world's richest man, a multinational consortium, When encountering this kind of situation, it's the same as for township and village enterprises, making trouble. I read this kind of novel to have fun, not to be annoyed. I don't believe that the protagonist told the top management to implement this policy. The protagonist will completely withdraw capital from the mainland and close all the factories. I want to see if this policy can be implemented. I know the consequences are still there. Is it interesting?
I'm curious, does the protagonist not need to pay taxes on the money he earns in the United States? You spend hundreds of millions on federal taxes, state taxes, and other miscellaneous taxes. Are you making a living out of the US tax bureau?😅😅😅😅😅
Nanyang cannot be put on the shelves, but I have persisted and admired it. 👍
Even though he has a net worth of hundreds of millions, he didn't hire a bodyguard. He didn't learn from his mistakes and hire a bodyguard after being hunted down. The 1990s was still an era of reckless heroes. Many people started out and were not very particular about their behavior. The protagonist has so many opponents and is not afraid of death. He still didn't hire a bodyguard. I can only say that the protagonist's aura is so powerful that he turns others into idiots. His parents and people close to him didn't send anyone to protect him. He is still not afraid of threats and retaliation from others. Two words, haha.
The first one to come over and raise some books first.
My eldest brother beat up his tycoon younger brother, divided the family property, and even gave the most profitable company to his eldest brother. Your sister-in-law is not attracted to you, and your nephew is not your own. Is he sick?
Nowadays, all rebirths focus on semiconductors. With one's own strength, even if one is reborn ten times, he cannot bring about semiconductors. This is because the chip industry is a global industry, with global procurement and global sales. If one link is stuck, everything will collapse. Even if you are the most advanced in the world, others will not use your products. The domestic market will still be unable to amortize the huge R&D costs, and it will not be able to survive.
Am I the only one who thinks it's outrageous for a company to solve the employment problem of millions of people? Even if the average annual salary per person is 10,000, the company's annual profits will be at least tens of billions, not to mention those high-paying positions and investment in scientific research. Huawei currently has only a dozen or two hundred thousand employees, including those who maintain equipment. If you say that the employment of more than 100,000 or 200,000 people has led to the development of millions of people upstream and downstream, I might believe it.
The author took things for granted and was too naive. He made the U. S. Government, Wall Street, and politicians look as stupid as shit. In the financial crisis of 2008, Wall Street was the biggest profiter in the end. Bankrupt or severely damaged financial giants such as Lehman and Merrill Lynch had their core businesses divided up by American financial giants such as Goldman Sachs, Morgan, Rockefeller, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo, all at a very small price. There is no room for foreign capital to run wild, especially capital with Chinese background.
The only feeling is that there is less armed force, there are no armed forces in the consortium, but the security force is not enough. I am really afraid for the pig's feet. The white society is not seeking death if the consortium has no armed force, because when you reach the level of a global consortium, the only things that are against you are political power, national power, and other consortiums. You don't have economic deterrence, military deterrence, technological monopoly, control of the politics, economy and military of individual small countries. As a yellow Chinese, you won't live long. Pig's feet are so awesome. If Blackwater doesn't get involved, South America, Southeast Asia, and Africa don't control a few small countries. You really won't survive until the end. The United States will kill you in the end. Regardless of whether you are patriotic or not, throughout history, China will not allow private consortiums to live too long.