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The account of this bill of exchange was opened under Ye Zhao's other pseudonym "Su Bowen". He sent it to Milan, Italy's Taihe Bank from the Imperial Bank. The exchange was valid within five years. Otherwise, the funds would be transferred back to the bank's "Su Bowen" account. The total amount of Milan bill of exchange is 100 million, similar to bill of exchange. Almost as long as there are Taihe Bank branches or European countries with cooperative banks, Ye Zhao has one such bill of exchange, with an amount of 100 million yuan. It was handled two years ago to facilitate his travels in Europe. The long five-year bill of exchange is only a privilege that Ye Zhao can enjoy.

From Caifeng's mouth trying to convince Ye Zhao, in less than two minutes, the 200,000 bill of exchange reached Caifeng's hands. Looking at the anti-counterfeiting watermarks and seals of the bill of exchange, Caifeng couldn't react for a moment. Everything went too smoothly. Many of the words she had thought were useless.

Hongfeng glanced at the bill of exchange, then said to Ye Zhao seriously: "Uncle, if you have time, please meet my father. The money is your private loan. Please talk to my father about the interest."

Ye Zhao laughed. These two little adults were serious, but Hongfeng was right in mind. After all, they were young, so who knew what they were meant to lend them the money? It would be safe to talk to her father. Hongfeng was also testing herself.

Hongfeng had already scooped the bill of exchange from Caifeng's hand and placed it on the coffee table. Caifeng was a little reluctant, but had to surrender under Hongfeng's stare.

Hongfeng said to Ye Zhao again: "Uncle, put the bill of exchange here first. You can set a time for your father to visit you again."

Ye Zhao laughed: "It's okay to be organized. I'm fine. I'm fine. How about going to visit your father?"

Hongfeng frowned slightly and hesitated and said, "Okay." La Caifeng got up. From beginning to end, she had never touched the tea on the table. She was obviously very wary.

Ye Zhao suddenly asked with a smile: "Xiao Hongfeng, are you still carrying a pistol?" This question suddenly came to me.

Xiaolien nodded slightly and said calmly: "It's not because of you. I heard that Milan is in a mess. After coming to Milan, I asked my father's friend to prepare a pistol for me to defend myself."

Cai Baojun was sweating coldly at the side. He didn't pay much attention to these two beautiful and cute little girls. In fact, they were the housekeepers and servants in the hotel, and even those Sicily walls. Every time they approached Ye Zhao, he was extremely vigilant. It was not until the Sicily Intelligence Station of the Imperial Government cleared their bottom that Cai Baojun felt relieved.

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Taifuxiang Trading Company is located in a slightly Gothic high-rise building in Flanders. Taifuxiang rented its entire first and second floors, which is quite large in scale.

Follow the extremely spacious wooden staircase to the second floor. The clerks upstairs and downstairs are Chinese and Italians, coming in and out in an orderly manner.

Ye Zhao and his party were invited to the reception room not far from the general manager's room to wait. The reception room was elegant in style. The shiny mahogany floor was eye-catching.

In less than a cup of tea, Caifeng and Hongfeng hurried back, the person looked very good. Even Hongfeng lost her calmness. She kept going around in circles when Caifeng talked to Ye Zhao.

"My father, I was kidnapped." Cai Feng was so anxious that she was about to cry, looking like she was in a state of silence.

Ye Zhao was stunned and said, "Do you know who did it? But have you called the police? Do you contact the Milan Consulate?"

Cai Feng shook her head repeatedly and said, "Uncle Zhao said that if she calls the police or asks for help from the embassy, ​​the kidnappers will tear up the votes. The one who kidnapped her father was the mafia, uncle, you, what should you do?" In desperation, I wondered why I felt that the uncle in front of her was the person she could trust the most.

Mafia? Ye Zhao frowned and pondered, "Well, who are you talking about Uncle Zhao? Can I talk to him? After all, you are young and you can't help but think about such big things. Your mother is in China, so don't call her for the time being." While chatting on the train, Caifeng told him that they were secretly coming to Milan to find their father, and their mother lives in Shanghai.

Caifeng said: "Uncle Zhao is my father's assistant. OK, I, I'll call him now." He turned around and hurried out. When he passed by Hongfeng, the two little girls whispered for a while, and then saw Hongfeng nodding, Caifeng walked out quickly.

Looking at Hongfeng walking back and forth in the circle, Ye Zhao said, "You don't have to hurry, your father will definitely be fine."

Hongfeng gritted her teeth and did not speak, but suddenly took out an extremely small pistol from her waist. Cai Baojun and Pasella quickly blocked Ye Zhao.

Ye Zhao frowned and said, "Put it away! Impulse will only make things worse!" If it were a matchmaker, Ye Zhao would not dare to scold her like this, but the person in front of him was always young and had eaten more salt than her rice. He had enough qualifications to teach her a lesson.

Hongfeng suddenly turned around and stared at Ye Zhao, but slowly, she put the pistol around her waist, and her eyes gradually turned red.

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When talking about TVs today, a few friends may think they are ahead of their time, because they think that our TVs only entered civilian families in the 1980s. In fact, as early as the 1920s, Europe and the United States began to broadcast regular TV programs.

Speaking of technology, no one has any doubts about the aircraft carrier I wrote yesterday, because there is a comparison. The Meiji Restoration of the neighbor Japan is later than China in this book, and there is no **ug like Ye Zhao. However, it owned the first aircraft carrier in 1922, and before World War II, there were dozens of them. With China's resources, systems, etc. in this book, if it is not as fast as Japan's development, it is yy, well, yy that develops too slowly.

In fact, I have always felt that the online judgment of our scientific research capabilities is unfair. For example, our most advanced fighter jets and engines require Russian products, so many people criticize them, and even raise them to the scientific research level because our nation is not good enough and is underestimated.

But as written in the book, there were televisions in Europe and the United States in the 1920s. Although the founding of the People's Republic of China was not as poor as advertised. In fact, there were many factories and even airplanes, mechanical equipment had to be "foreigners" and there were no scientific research echelons. Decades of war separatism also made China's industry not form a basic system from the national level. It is not an exaggeration to say that it was poor and lax when it was founded by China. Although it received strong support from the Soviet Union and even the entire industrial system, many core technologies still have to be considered by ourselves. It can be said that since the founding of the People's Republic of China, we began our first systematic industrialization, how many years later than others? If we included factors such as education, it would not be an exaggeration to say a hundred years.

This is a very long process of catching up. After being abandoned by the Soviet elder brother, it is technically blocked. Many manufacturing is inevitable, and there will be a generation difference. When we can absorb and produce it ourselves, our next generation of products will come out again. It is like when we build an aircraft carrier, we have to buy shells to see what is going on. And if we buy a shell, we are obstructed by many parties and will take several years to transport it back. So to develop to this point, I think the scientific researchers in our national defense industry are amazing. If Europe, the United States or Russia do not block our technology, everyone will have the same starting line... Of course, they dare not...

I didn't know what I said, but everyone laughed. Anyway, this book is to make up for the regrets of the inception of industrialization. There are also some regrets in the system. It is basically for friends who often think about what happened to us in the late Qing Dynasty and what happened now. It is a chance to realize their dreams, and it is also to make my own dreams come true. (To be continued., vote for recommendations, monthly votes,,.
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