The Cold War: Jumping back and forth between the two camps

Seeing Feng Enshuo's indifferent look, Dun En felt helpless.

To be honest, Feng Enshuo was able to think of using this opportunity to buy up South Korean assets, which was something that even Dunn, a time traveler, had not thought of, so Dunn still admired Feng Enshuo very much.

It’s a pity that Feng Enshuo’s gaze is still fixed, limited by this era, or it can be said that Feng Enshuo doesn’t know as much about history as he does. After all, he didn’t travel through time for nothing.

So he had to force Feng Enshuo to listen to him on this point.

It is almost November now, and it will be less than two months before the Chinese People's Volunteer Army recaptures Pyongyang.

According to a documentary I watched before, the volunteer army recaptured Seoul less than a month after recaptured Pyongyang.

This shows that the Volunteer Army actually advanced very quickly in the early stages.

I am afraid that after the fall of Pyongyang, the value of South Korea's land and some fixed assets will drop rapidly.

This can basically be said to be the last chance to fleece South Korea.

After this time, the future battle line will basically stabilize near the 38th parallel.

At this time, the land prices in South Korea are actually only more cost-effective in Seoul, and other cities are not worth buying at all.

It would even be possible to wait until after the war, when there would still be enough time to acquire land in several major cities in South Korea.

Moreover, in Dunn's eyes, this is also a long-term plan. He estimates that he will hold this part of land and fixed assets in South Korea for at least 10 years.

Because it would take at least until the 60s for Park Ka-ka to come to power through a coup. Before that, although the prices of these lands in South Korea would increase, even if the increase was not much, it would be better to wait until after the 60s to sell these assets.

Even these lands and fixed assets in Seoul had to wait until after the 60s, not to mention the lands in other cities in South Korea.

This is an investment that will take a very long time to show results, but Dunn knows that the returns will definitely exceed his imagination.

Some fixed assets can even be held on to and sold in the 21st century.

However, Dunn had no idea what this extraordinary plan was.

We will have to wait and see the specific situation in a few years. If we are not short of money by then, we can hold these assets for a long time or even develop them ourselves.

If you are short of money at that time, you can take advantage of the so-called Han River Miracle in South Korea and invest all at once.

I believe that a large amount of funds can be directly recovered by then.

"Mr. Du, I have been living frugally recently, just to be able to siphon off a large amount of land and assets from South Korea this time! I can use the funds at any time. Just tell me when to start purchasing the land, and I will ask my classmates to launch an offensive directly at that time!"

Although Feng Enshuo spoke happily, Dunn still sensed a hint of dissatisfaction between his brows.

Although Feng Enshuo concealed it well, Dunn still found out.

After all, in Feng Enshuo's eyes, it is very likely that Dunn wants to reap South Korea's assets now, but in Feng Enshuo's eyes, now is not a good time.

However, Dunn did not want to give too much explanation. Let him experience the miracle of the Volunteer Army by the end of October!

Dunn could not remember the exact time of the first battle, but he vaguely remembered that it was less than 1 days from the end of October to the beginning of November.

I believe that after the first battle, Feng Enshuo will definitely have a new understanding of the situation on the peninsula.

"I just asked you to prepare the funds first, so you can use them at any time! But there should be results in the next few days, so be patient and wait a little longer!"

After Deng Enhua finished speaking, he did not stay any longer and left Feng Enshuo's hotel room directly without even eating.

Feng Enshuo originally wanted to try to persuade him to stay, but was rejected by Dunn with a wave of his hand.

"Master Feng! I know you won't believe what I say right now. Wait a few days! You will have a new understanding of what I said today. Come to me for dinner then. I will charge you a lot!"

Dunn smiled slightly and left Feng Enshuo's hotel directly.

Feng Enshuo was somewhat surprised by Dunn's attitude.

He didn't expect that just a slight expression of dissatisfaction would cause such a big reaction from Dunn.

After shaking his head helplessly, Feng Enshuo actually didn't take Dunn's words to heart.

After a few days, Kurt returned from his beautiful country.

Dunn said that when he was asked to prepare the English version of Hong Kong Metropolis Daily, he returned to China to recruit some people and applied for some professional talents from the headquarters. It took him less than five days in total to get everything done.

This made Dunn wonder if the old man had been prepared for a long time, just waiting for his order to move his team over!

Dunn was wrong about this. When Dunn gave the order, Kurt was completely unprepared.

But after all, Kurt has been in the media industry for so many years, and he doesn't just do it for free.

He knew a lot of people in the media industry in the United States. This time he went back and simply used his connections and quickly recruited all the personnel.

After all, the English version of Hong Kong Metropolis Daily still needs to rely on the Chinese version of Hong Kong Metropolis Daily for sales.

Just recruit some reporters and some editors, and translators.

As for printing and other series of work, newspapers in Hong Kong now have mature production lines.

So his recruitment work was actually not that complicated. He only recruited a dozen people, which was basically enough.

"Well, now that you are ready, let's get started!"

Dunn said as he looked at Kurt who looked excited.

"Sir, I have also contacted a printing company in the United States. They can help us print the English version of Hong Kong Metropolis Daily and sell it in our country!

My idea is to remove the word "Xiangjiang" from Xiangjiang Metropolis Daily and subtract some local news about Xiangjiang, and only focus on some major international events and some financial news to support the sale of the English version of the newspaper in both places! "

The words of kowtow stunned Dunn. It seemed that Dunn originally only planned to sell the metropolitan newspaper in Hong Kong.

Kurt added one last sentence.

"After all, the English newspaper market in Hong Kong is smaller than the Chinese newspaper market. Even if we launch an English newspaper, we won't get much sales!"

"Then give it a try!"

Dunn spread his hands helplessly. If the English version of Hong Kong Metropolitan Daily could also achieve huge sales, especially in the market in the United States, then even if the proportion of overall sales was not as large as in Hong Kong, it could still make a lot of money even if the size of the United States was smaller.

The only question was whether he should punish this old guy Kurt. After all, he acted on his own and wanted to expand the market in the United States. After thinking about it, Dunn gave up. It was rare that Kurt had such a big ambition.

Anyway, the market in the United States is not that easy to capture.

"But next time you plan these things, please discuss it with me!"

In the end, Dunn expressed his dissatisfaction, and Kurt nodded repeatedly.

He really didn't want to offend Dunn at this time.

After all, the power of appointment and dismissal of personnel of the Metropolitan Newspaper is firmly controlled by Dunn.

After all, Hong Kong Metropolis Daily is the CIA's industrial headquarters located in Hong Kong, and is under the jurisdiction of Dunn.

Over the next few days, reporters, editors and translators for the English version arrived one after another.

Work on the English version of the newspaper is also proceeding in an orderly manner.

Soon Kurt also sent the first copy of the same magazine.

As Kurt said, the English version of the newspaper is much thinner than the Chinese version of Hong Kong Metropolis Daily.

Because a large amount of space for Hong Kong local news and novels was reduced.

Originally, Dunn wanted to publish some classic English literature such as Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings, and Harry Potter in the English version of the metropolitan newspaper.

In his previous life, I had also read the original versions of these works by Dunn.

I just thought about it. After all, Metropolitan Daily is also a branch of Hong Kong Metropolitan Daily.

After all, it is still the Central Bureau's industry, unlike its Changhe Novel Magazine, which is completely its own industry.

So Dunn finally gave up.

If he wanted to plagiarize these novels in advance and have them published in this era.

He could easily start an English-language novel serial magazine in his beautiful country.

The CIA can't keep all the money, can it?

However, among the three fantasy novels that Dunn thought of now, Game of Thrones and Harry Potter are relatively better. After all, these two novels started serialization relatively late. JK Rowling, the author of Harry Potter, was not even born yet, and Martin, the author of Game of Thrones, was still a 3-year-old kid.

It seems that if he wants to plagiarize The Lord of the Rings, he will have to do it as soon as possible.

This novel seems to have been serialized since the mid-50s, which seems to be only a few years ago.

However, in the short term, Dunn really does not have the energy to publish an English version of his novel serial magazine.

This matter has to be put aside for the time being.

"Sir, what do you think of this first sample?"

Kurt watched Dunn staring at an entertainment section of the newspaper, so he slowly moved closer to take a look and discovered that Dunn was looking at a statistical ranking of the top 20 generals in World War II.

So he immediately started to explain.

“This entertainment section was inspired by the novel serialized in the Chinese version by my husband!

It’s just that it’s hard for me to find English writers to serialize novels in our newspaper at the moment, so I took the initiative to add some of these interesting gossips! ”

Dunn didn't even look up at Kurt, but just nodded slightly, and then carefully read the ranking of the so-called top 20 generals of World War II. Each general had a brief introduction.

"This can't work!"

After reading the ranking of the top 20 generals of World War II, Dunn put the newspaper on the table and said with some dissatisfaction.

"What's wrong?"

Kurt immediately asked humbly.