Volume 8 Final Chapter Chapter 1082 An unknown corner
When he first came here, Nan Yi's initial idea was to keep a distance from the Nan family, do some superficial work, give some household expenses, and not let outsiders point fingers at him. However, as time went by and he got to know them better, he felt that he could still get along with this family, so he got closer to them and got along like a real family.
Nan Yi quite likes his sister-in-law Wenren Lanyue, and is willing to tell her some things that are best kept to oneself. After listening to Nan Yi's words, Wenren Lanyue decided to add a real estate investment to her and Nan Tieli's small household expenses.
Milan.
Yuandan and his future wife Aiga Vaze stood outside the Ilia Villa not far from the international school, looking at the lawn of the villa.
On the cobblestone road where the shade of trees meets the bright sunshine, there is a wheelchair with a mixed-race boy of about six or seven years old sitting in it. He looks sickly, with an unnaturally white cheek.
There is a saying that goes "If someone shows you kindness without any reason, he is either a traitor or a thief."
Dong Yu is a kind person and would not do such a bad thing as slapping Nan Yi in the face. Her motive for eagerly wanting to recognize Yuan Dan was within Nan Yi's guess - her "biological son" had severe nephrotic syndrome and was about to lose his kidney function. If a matching kidney for transplantation was not found quickly, the tragedy of the old sending the young to their deaths would be staged.
"Yuandan, what do you want to do?" Aiga Waze asked with concern, looking at the ice chips on Yuandan's cheek.
Yuandan said in a half-cold, half-warm voice: "Dad told me that a good childhood can heal a lifetime of misfortune. Come and have a look. Don't do anything. Leave the things you want to do until I am an adult. Aiga, let's go back to Mumbai."
"Yeah."
At eight o'clock in the evening, Nan Yi received a call from the Dalit female soldier leader Puran, saying that Yuandan and the other party had returned safely to Peacock Villa.
As soon as Nan Yi put down the phone, Liu Zhen asked, "Is Yuandan okay?"
"Yuan Dan is not a quail, what can happen? This kid is very independent and knows how to take care of himself, but his personality is a bit cold and he is always in a bad mood, as if everyone owes him money."
"It's quite pitiful that he has such a mother."
"Oh, this woman still knows when to advance and when to retreat. She didn't try to force me to make concessions through diplomatic means."
Liu Zhen taunted, "Dong Yu is not too old and can still have children. How could she possibly go to such lengths to offend someone?"
"Ha, that's right. It's really strange. I have a conflict with women named Yu. Before there was Zhang Yu, and now there's Dong Yu. Will there be another Wang Yu later?"
"Feudal superstition, there are many women named Yu, it's not strange to meet someone with the same name, stop talking, watch TV with me." Although Liu Zhen said this, she couldn't stop talking after just five minutes of watching TV, "Deric Wan looks good, but when I see him, I think of Ding Youkang, and always think of him as a villain."
"It means he's a good actor."
"Look better. I wish you looked like him."
"Well, I'll look in the magazine to see if there's a headshot of him. I'll cut it off and wear it on my head before going to bed so that you can have a good dream." Nan Yi said unhappily.
"Too fake." Liu Zhen said, his eyes lit up, "Tomorrow I'll ask Uncle Yan if he knows how to disguise himself."
"I'm going to sign up for a broadcasting class tomorrow morning and study hard." Nan Yi pinched his Adam's apple and imitated the narration in the animal world. "Spring is here, everything is reviving, and it's the breeding season for animals. The air in the mountains is filled with the scent of hormones. Baa, baa, baa! An ugly goat is eating dogtail grass and thinking about his lover on the other side of the mountain who has been made into a roasted whole lamb by the lumberjack Nan Yi..."
"Are you strong?"
“It’s powerful.”
Nan Yi stood up, put on his slippers, and walked into the bedroom. Nan looked up at Liu Zhen, then at the doorway of the bedroom. After hesitating for a while, he jumped from the sofa to the ground and walked into the bedroom with his short legs.
He jumped onto the bedside table, got into bed, and rested his head on Nan Yi's pillow, all in one go .
The girl with the surname Nan is a bitch, and usually prefers to be close to Nan Yi.
"Be good, now you're a grown-up girl. I'll arrange a blind date for you this year." Nan Yi touched the dog's head, thinking that it was time to find a husband for Nan, and she couldn't be locked up forever.
the next day.
When exercising in the park in the morning, Nan Yi would start to pay attention to the dogs walking with their owners. He would secretly remember the ones he liked and wait until one day he would bring the dog named Nan over to let it see the dog for itself.
Today, Nan Yi did not go to Green Core Development for work. After breakfast, he went to the courtyard house invested by Xin Xin.
Nothing much, just somewhere to stay.
On the other hand, ever since learning that Bill Gates was coming to Beijing University Feilong, Zou Jizhen was so excited that he couldn't sleep all day . As soon as it was dawn today, he went to the warehouse to prepare. The other people in the company were almost the same, and they all arrived at the warehouse early.
The photographers who took pictures and the cameramen invited by the TV station all arrived at about the same time. They would just take a picture of Bill Gates coming over and send it to the TV station. After it was broadcast on TV, the Peking University Flying Dragon would make a big splash in front of the people of the whole country.
Bill Gates is a well-known figure among today's college students, high school students, and entrepreneurs. College students know his name and what Microsoft does. High school students know the name and know Microsoft, but few can clearly explain what it does.
Entrepreneurs, especially those related to computers, know very well what Microsoft does. It can be said that Bill Gates is the most well-known foreigner in the country after Saddam, without a doubt.
As long as you have anything to do with him, your popularity will be greatly improved. Jingda Feilong is a software company, and Bill Gates' visit here can at least bring Jingda Feilong tens of millions of direct benefits. The indirect benefits and subsequent impacts cannot be calculated for the time being, but they will definitely not be small.
Starting from around the end of 1991, a number of unlicensed exchanges emerged across the country, trading everything, including domestic stocks, futures, foreign futures, foreign exchange, etc.
At that time, there were four companies in the world that provided comprehensive real-time financial news information, three of which were American companies - Dow Jones, Knight Ridder and Bloomberg, and the fourth was Reuters from the UK. Dow Jones and Reuters actually divided the Chinese market, with Reuters having a slightly larger share, Bloomberg having a very small share, and Knight Ridder not having entered China at all.
These three companies provide terminal system services to domestic commodity exchanges and two stock exchanges. Banks also install hundreds of terminal systems, and each terminal costs about US$2,000 per month.
With the terminal system, traders, like all their financial counterparts around the world, stare at the screen day and night, watching prices rise and fall driven by major events and news around the world.
The terminal systems business is very profitable.
At that time, as the domestic strategic policy of focusing on economic development began to be implemented, the influence of the new agency, which had a special status and sufficient budget in the past, gradually declined and the budget was tightened.
The New Society tried to save itself through business, creating about 200 companies, ranging from real estate to selling Motorola pagers, most of which were loss-making. These companies were established more to provide cars, expense reimbursement and other perks to New Society members than to make a profit.
Nevertheless, Xinshe still tasted the sweetness of making money through financial information from the arrival of the Chinese stock market. Xinshe founded two very successful stock market news newspapers. Listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen are required by law to publish financial announcements in these two newspapers, and advertisements are often published on full pages.
Xinshe has a special status and has many branches overseas. News information transmitted from abroad to China usually passes through its hands. It has a "screening" responsibility and the information will be purified before being transmitted back to the country.
Xinshe has extensive sources of information, so it naturally took notice of the very profitable terminal system business. Xinshe, which has already been enlightened to the idea of pursuing profits, also wanted to get involved in this business, eager to obtain the lucrative profits in the field of financial news data.
However, Xinshe's idea was rejected by domestic banks and trading companies. China's foreign exchange reserves have exceeded 100 billion US dollars and are becoming an important player in the world financial market. Traders in Beijing banks need to be able to obtain real-time news and information from the market like their competitors in Bonn, Boston or Bangkok.
The information provided by Dow Jones and Reuters is fresh blood in the market. Banks and trading firms do not want the news agencies to stand in the way of their information flow. They believe that the news censorship of the news agencies will delay the delivery of news and delete controversial news that is not in line with domestic tastes. However, these news will also drive changes in the financial market, and domestic traders have territory in this market that needs to be defended.
Since this approach was not feasible, Xinshe gave up. However, a man named Lao Ma in Xinshe became very interested in "information". He began to think that the Internet, as a new information carrier, might be a good way to make some real money.
Lao Ma found two people from Hong Kong. One was Lao Zhu, who graduated from the computer science department of the University of California, Los Angeles and was engaged in real estate sales and mail-order market business. The other was Lao Ye, a computer engineer who held an MBA from the Wharton School of Business and had worked in the strategic planning department of KPMG Consulting Company when he was in the United States.
One day last year, three people on a cruise ship in the Nanhai Typhoon Shelter conceived a plan for Xinshe, which was to use Xinshe’s political background to gain a monopoly in the domestic Internet market. The specific plan was to establish a China World Wide Web (CWW) in the country, which would be a network isolated from the global Internet (WWW).
Guozhong.com is a closed user group that can only be accessed for a fee under the control of a subsidiary of Xinshe, namely International Internet Communications (CIC).
CIC will filter all information entering the country from the international Internet, delete unwanted political and social news, and translate the content into Chinese.
CIC will build a 20,000-square-foot facility in Shenzhen and employ a large number of Chinese translators to work there. The project plan lists extremely absurd financial forecasts, predicting that it will have one million users and a turnover of hundreds of millions of dollars within a few years.
Hungry for income, the new community accepted the offer.
In order to ensure the smooth implementation of the Guozhong.com plan, Lao Zhu, a member of the three-person team, carefully prepared a white paper, in which he looked ahead to the domestic Internet and analyzed the international Internet. He compared international information to viruses, and an uncontrolled Internet would spread dangerous viruses and endanger national sovereignty.
The Guozhong.com plan was not being carried out in secret, so Nan Yi had heard about it and learned that the white paper had been delivered to the desks of relevant leaders. So Nan Yi used the present to speculate on the future, while reflecting on the present with the "things that had happened" in his previous life. In his mind, he divided Nan's Internet plan into two parts: domestic and international. Jingda Feilong, Zhenshi Company, and several companies that were about to be established were affected by the "division".
Needless to say, Bill Gates' trip to Beijing University was promoted by Nan Yi, but what he valued was not direct benefits.
