Hong Kong Movies: You Hongxingzi, what the hell is the charity king?

Chapter 850 "848" Guan Zu rushes to Muddy India, grim situation, strategy plan!
January 20, ago.

Before the Lunar New Year, companies on Hong Kong Island began their year-end reviews.

Central Plaza, top floor, Kwan Cho's office.

Fish were swimming continuously next to the huge aquarium.

"Brother Zu,"

"This year, 631 companies invested in Beijing, and all of them achieved growth of over 100%, without exception!"

"And the growth rate is getting faster and faster!"

"The results are very encouraging."

"There are only 5 days left until the Spring Festival. Should we follow the usual practice and announce this to the citizens during the Spring Festival Gala?"

Yu Shuntian is currently in charge of the Beijing-Shanghai Chamber of Commerce and is reporting to Guan Zu.

Guan Zu nodded: "Based on past experience, it should naturally be announced."

"But...this year is a bit special."

Guan Zu stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, looking at the Landmark building in the distance, where the Soros Fund Management Company was located.

"I'm afraid that once it's announced, it will stimulate the stock market to rise."

"I wish I could drive the stock market down a bit to attract international speculative capital."

Yu Shuntian: "Brother Zu, do you mean we'll announce it during the final battle?"

Guan Zu smiled and said, "That's right."

Once it's announced, will all Hong Kong citizens still be able to see that they can make a lot of money in mainland China?

Then it naturally follows that—with the backing of Dongda University and proactive investment, Hong Kong's economy will not be bad!

Guan Zu instructed, "Tell those bosses to keep a low profile."

Yu Shuntian nodded: "Yes!"

Just then, Ding Hu arrived: "Brother Zu, it's time to catch the plane..."

Guan Zu picked up his clothes: "Let's go!"

……

"It's so hot, so hot~~~"

An airplane, repeatedly shouting "It's so hot!" in the air, arrived at Banda Aceh International Airport in Sumatra.

Arriving in the sweltering heat of Sumatra from the chilly Hong Kong Island, Guan Zu and his group were somewhat unaccustomed to the change.

Everyone put on glasses.

At the airport entrance, Yin Yang (or Yin Yang?), Dongguanzi, and others were already waiting in their cars.

"boss!"

"boss!"

Guan Zu looked at the group; their loyalty was 95%. Hmm, not bad.

Over the next day, Guan Zu learned about Yin Yang and Dongguan Zai's expansion in Mud Print.

After nearly four years of development, it has basically covered all human communities and has also drawn in other residents around the communities, forming a certain regional influence.

As for weapons, a considerable number have been secretly buried nearby, ready to be used quickly for resistance should an emergency occur. The more weapons they can withstand, the better; even a one-day delay is beneficial.

However, this kind of power cannot compete with the power of the state.

So, two years ago, Guan Zu still felt a suffocating sense of despair about the situation and didn't know how to stop it.

"So, in the end, we still have to rely on Andy..."

the next day,
Guan Zu went to Andy's place.

We learned about the upper layer of the inkpad.

Hotel restaurant,

Guan Zu, posing as a business partner, dined with Andy in a private room at the restaurant. He checked the surrounding area and found no listening signals. The two private rooms next to them had been booked by Ding Hu and Chen Luojun.

Andy: "Boss!"

Guan Zu shook his head: "Don't call me boss, call me Brother Zu. You and I are brothers, friends, family... You've worked hard these past few years!"

Family Hero!
With Guan Zu's exceptional affability, Andy wouldn't feel that he was being hypocritical; on the contrary, she would feel that he was being incredibly sincere!
Andy softened his tone and smiled, "It's not hard work!"

Guan Zu took a sip of tea and said, "The economy in Southeast Asia is in terrible shape right now. I'm afraid there might be a lot of chaos in the next few months... So, I wanted to come and find out the current situation in Indonesia."

Regarding the exploitation of retail investors during the 97 financial crisis, Guan Zu did not take much action in India, fearing the situation would worsen.

However, Andy was a banker, and with Guan Zu's reminder, he sold off unfavorable assets early on, not only avoiding losses but also making a considerable profit.

"The situation here is a bit complicated..."

Andy began to speak.

"Ever since that President Su died, the situation in India has become chaotic, which, of course, is more advantageous for us..."

"Although the new president is still a professional group, the other two parties have also taken the opportunity to gain a lot of power, including the military, which has greatly divided the various forces."

"But now, the situation has changed."

Andy took a sip of his coffee and continued,
"Due to the economic crisis, coupled with the IMF's actions, many factories went bankrupt, a large number of employees were laid off and became unemployed, prices rose, and banks failed..."

"The Unity Party and the Democratic Party are now stirring up public opinion to impeach the President of the Golgotha ​​Party and force him to step down."

Guan Zu nodded.

Guan Zu: "Next, do you think it's possible that the ruling party, seeing itself impeached and internal conflicts escalating, will simply try to shift the focus away from the problems..."

Andy nodded: "That's possible."

"The ruling party is in a bad situation right now because of the financial crisis, and if there are no surprises, it will definitely be impeached and removed from office. The best way to win re-election is to shift the blame."

Kuan Tsu: "Regarding the 'Unity Party' initiative, do you think there's a chance they'll agree to push for this?"

The ruling "Professional Group Party" is utterly despicable. But this Islamic "Unity Building Party" is also extremely xenophobic, and even if it becomes the ruling party, it could still do the same thing.

Therefore, it would be best if the Democratic Party came to power and elevated the status of the Party.

Andy: "That's also possible..."

Guan Zu tapped the table.
"Make a note of what you need to do next..."

"First, we must be wary of both of these parties. Therefore, in the coming months, we must be highly vigilant about media reports, and react swiftly if we discover any attempts to incite public opinion..."

Andy: "Yes!"

"Second, have your team compile data from the past three months, such as a list of shops that did not raise prices when prices were soaring, proof of business owners donating money to local unemployed people, and cases of helping Indonesian factories keep jobs... These should be publicized in rotation so that the public knows about these things. We need to win in the media."

"Third, we need to strengthen our relationships with the military generals who have done business with us. If something happens, we can ask them for help and provide financial assistance... They are short of money right now, and having money will make them act faster."

"Fourth...we need to establish good relations with the Democratic Party. Although they are fickle, they still need votes..."

Andy wrote them down one by one.

On the third day,
Guan Zu met with Indonesian tycoons Mr. Lin and Mr. Huang.

South Jakarta
The detached villa is hidden behind dense rain trees.

The courtyard is huge, complete with a swimming pool, garden, and everything else you could need.

"Mr. Guan, welcome to my humble abode..."

"It is truly an honor for our humble abode to have Mr. Guan here..."

Both of them knew about Guan Zu's power and were very enthusiastic.

Mr. Lin was the first to stand up, a broad smile on his face.

Mr. Huang was also all smiles.

Guan Zu looked at the two men, who seemed to be riding high on their success, probably because their political status had been elevated.

Guan Zu guessed correctly.

Mr. Lin is a member of the Congressional Economic Committee.

Mr. Huang is the same.

Since the bill was passed last year, **they are now able to participate in politics,** which means they've finally made it through the tough times.

Previously, he wasn't even qualified to take the civil service exam, but now Mr. Huang's nephew is an advisor to the Jakarta municipal government, and other relatives have also made their own achievements, resulting in a large amount of political resources being acquired by him.

Guan Zu picked up his teacup and glanced at the smiles on the two men's faces: "It seems that you two bosses are quite satisfied with the current situation... However, you are celebrating too soon and do not know that danger has already arrived."

Mr. Huang: "…………"

Mr. Lin: "…………"

Restore solemnity.

"Please enlighten me, Mr. Guan!"

Guan Zu sneered: "What kind of environment is this? There's unemployment all over the country, and those natives are starving... And politically? Now the whole country is stirring up public opinion to impeach the president of the 'Professional Group Party'..."

Aren't you afraid that the "professional group party" will divert domestic conflicts?
"The ruling 'Professional Group Party' is facing increasing impeachment pressure, and the 'Unity Building Party' has always been xenophobic. Once they reach an agreement, you'll be the first to be targeted. You currently hold positions in politics and seem safe, but when public opinion is stirred up, you'll be the ones who die the fastest!"

Upon hearing this, Mr. Huang and Mr. Lin turned green with anger.

Is it highly likely?

too big!
Very big!
The initial sense of triumph vanished completely at this moment.

"You're still members of parliament, still interfering in politics, and that will become your greatest sin. And all the money you own will be confiscated..."

"You will be tied up and executed..."

In their past lives, these two bosses ran fast, but their villa was destroyed by flooding.

In this lifetime, it is still possible to repeat the same mistakes.

As Guan Zu spoke, the two broke out in a cold sweat, gripped by fear.

The possibilities are too great!

"Mr. Guan, what should we do?"

The two men looked at Guan Zu.

Guan Zu: "The first step, public opinion is the most important!"

The two immediately sat up straight.

"You must mobilize your resources and closely monitor the situation. Once there are reports attacking our group, immediately have the mainstream media issue a clarification—for example, how many local jobs your infrastructure projects have created, or how much your companies have donated to charity. Use facts to suppress rumors."

"Second, align with 'local interests,' hire more local employees, especially unemployed young people, and use a portion of the profits to build schools and roads, so that locals feel that 'the councilor can bring them benefits.' Once their interests are tied to yours, even if someone incites them, they will not easily follow suit."

"In short, don't be stingy with money. Let's get through this difficult time first."

"And as for the Democratic Party, you need to provide them with more funding and impose more restrictions. You can try to get them to invest..."

He rattled off several points.

It might seem a bit like trying to please others, but what can I do?
This damn environment is just so terrible!
It's best to avoid conflict if possible.

Even if the situation is stabilized after a conflict breaks out, what then? Many people will still die.

Consider it a loss to avert disaster.

Later, when **has gained sufficient political power, she will reclaim what she has lost.

After hearing this, Mr. Huang and Mr. Lin solemnly clasped their hands in thanks, saying, "Thank you for the reminder, Mr. Guan."

Guan Zu added, "Also, don't be stupid and just stand there taking the beating. Take the initiative and sow discord between the other two parties... Win them over, offer them benefits, and tie them together..."

Mr. Huang and Mr. Lin: "Yes!"

He was scolded by Guan Zu like a primary school student.

This time, they really felt like they were incredibly stupid. If Guan Zu hadn't warned them, they probably wouldn't have realized the danger until it was too late.

(End of this chapter)