With the collapse of the Soviet Union, countless people became rich.

The Soviet Union was like a falling elephant, with countless ants groping over and sharing the elephant's body.

On the one hand, Takahashi organized ten thousand households to withdraw from Japan, and on the other hand, he coordinated ten thousand households' pace towards the Soviet Union, and tried his best to move the things that were used for ten thousand households back to China.

Although the Soviet electronics industry went astray and embarked on the evil path of transistors, the level of personnel related to the Soviet electronics industry was absolutely not bad.

If every American household could have a personal microcomputer, then most cities, schools and departments in the Soviet Union could find mainframes and medium-sized machines.

Even when Tetris was popular in the Soviet Union, there was already a computer game version of Tetris in mainframes and medium-sized machines in major schools and organizations for scientific researchers and students to fish in their spare time in their studies and work.

Just as the streets of the United States were filled with Ford and General Motors, the streets of the Soviet Union were filled with Gaz and Lada cars.

The Soviet Union was definitely not as poor as described later. The so-called masturbation of the plane to buy bread can only be said to be a joke.

The Soviet Union, which has mechanized and oil agriculture, and the Soviet Union, which has a huge granary, was indeed food control because of over-development of industry. But in the late 1980s and early 1990s, people's lives had gradually become rich.

Most citizens of the Soviet Union also liked this kind of life, but unfortunately a few citizens with huge power yearned for a huge amount of personal wealth. They had no sense of mission and responsibility for the entire country. They just wanted to live a personal luxury life.

Alexey Pakitnov, who works at the Moscow Science and Computer Center, was also in a state of idling after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The collapse of the Soviet Union had a huge impact on the city of Moscow. Just like any department originally affiliated with the Soviet government, all projects of the Moscow Science and Computer Center were suspended. The unwilling scientific researchers were also "invited" to come out with guns by soldiers.

Alexey Pakitnov also soon obtained a share in the Moscow Science and Computer Center, which indicated that he was a shareholder of the Moscow Science and Computer Center.

Unfortunately, this certificate was not warmed up in his hands, and it was replaced by rubles because of hunger, and then it was replaced by Leba bread.

The money for stock exchange was quickly spent. Alexey Pakitnov was thinking in his heart whether he was like a comrade, and he went to the center to sell something.

Don’t think that the things in the computer center cannot be sold. You should know that in this era, for the sake of conductivity, heat dissipation efficiency and making welding easier. The computers in the Moscow Computer Center use a lot of gold as the wires inside components.

Alexey Pakitnov, who had a little bit of conscience, still felt that doing this was a bit too violent to destiny. I don’t know how much effort it took to turn gold into thin metal wire at the beginning. Now, in order to fill your stomach, do you have to destroy all these precious things?

Hunger defeats reason, and the survival instinct of living creatures defeats human will.

Alexey Pakitnov took the first step and sneaked into the Moscow Computer Center like many comrades.

Remove a large circuit board, return home and soak it in the prepared solution, and use chemical methods to precipitate the gold in the solution.

Gold gave Alexei Pakitnov's family a few more full meals.

However, this little bit of gold is just a drop in the bucket in the face of soaring prices.

People in Moscow have heard that in the Far East, Chinese-made goods have begun to come in.

However, Moscow is located west of Eurasia, and is separated from the Far East by a complete Siberia.

Despite the railways running through Siberia, connecting Moscow and the Far East.

But the problem is that there is no shortage of goods in Russia now. The goods cannot be shipped to Moscow and are sold out.

Many people began to try to walk east and enter China. They heard that the things there were very cheap, and they would be able to have a good life in the past.

Alexey Pakitnov was also a little moved, but it was a pity that he was not alone, but a family.

Although there is a train, he still doesn't want to take that risk if he wants to travel through Siberia to go to the Far East to make a living in this cold winter in the northern hemisphere.

Just as Alexey Pakitnov was sitting a little bit at a loss, a yellow-looking face suddenly came to him.

The visitor's beard and hair were a little gray. He spoke with a Moscow-accent Russian and explained his purpose to Alexei Pakitnov.

"I come from China, from Wanhu, and Wanhu sincerely invites you to China to join us. There will be scientific and warm houses, delicious food to fill your stomach, and your research will continue."

Alexey Pakitnov's expression relaxed a lot when he heard the word "Wanhu". Although he was a little confused about the prefix of China, he still remembered that the puzzle work "Tetris" he got in his spare time was favored by this company and promoted it to the whole world.

His family now has tens of thousands of households mailed to his Tetris handheld console and videos of the Tetris World Championship finals.

There is a foundation of trust between each other, Alexey Pakitnov asked, "What about my family?"

"Of course, your family can also go to Wanhu together. Oh! Forgive me for negligence. I believe you and your family must be hungry. This is the food we brought, please taste it." There was a young man behind the visitor.

The young man was very strong. He was carrying a big travel bag on his back, extending from the back of his head to his buttocks.

The heavy travel bags fell on the ground, shaking the snowflakes on the ground.

The young man opened his backpack, took out one piece of food after another, and handed it to the middle-aged man, who then handed it to Alexey Pakitnov.

Alexey Pakitnov looked at the sausages in his hand, Chrysenggass, Daleba bread, etc., which were full of Russian style, but they were food produced in China, and their eyes became moist.

There are people who add icing on the cake, but there are really not many people who provide timely assistance.
Chapter completed!