readx;? According to Hu Wenhai's plan, it is time to lay out in the Soviet Union. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

How to touch the corpse of the USSR in 1991 is a science. Historically, China proposed a double-introduction plan, which later showed that the effect was still very good.

After the 90s, many military projects in China can see the figure of former Soviet scientists. These scientists were introduced to China by state-owned enterprises such as Poly and AVIC to take advantage of the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Although it may have cost some money in the introduction, the benefits gained from it were ten times more than the cost of the investment.

The so-called double introduction plan refers to the meaning of "introducing talents and introducing technology". It seems that the high-end scientific talents of the Soviet Union are indeed not something that China can provide in a short period of time.

These high-end scientific talents cannot be taught in schools, they need large-scale scientific projects, they need a lot of capital investment, and most importantly, they need a lot of time to grow.

In terms of the scientific research environment of China's first decade, it is difficult for this generation of scientists to obtain such opportunities. They have exhausted all their efforts to keep a catch-up posture and keep abreast of the latest developments in the industry.

What experiments can a municipal laboratory with a monthly experimental fund of only 1,000 yuan, or a local university laboratory, do?

If you can't do experiments, you can only buy two journals, read and read them, calculate them, and finally understand how far foreigners have done in this field.

As for forming one's own scientific research advantage, this is still too early to think.

But Soviet scientists are different, and in international journals they belong to the type that is leading the way.

If you want a big project, are manned space flight and Saturn V a big project? Isn't the tokamak structure of nuclear fusion invented by the Soviets? Every five-year plan of the Soviet Union tries to establish 15 projects with the highest priority development for such a super-large scientific research project.

The money invested in such a project is directly concerned by the Politburo of the Central Committee of the CPSU, and of course there will be no shortage of funds.

Most importantly, the Soviet Union, the world's leading scientific system, has been operating for more than three decades and has produced a large number of world-class, if not world-leading, scientists.

Compared with the introduction of technology, the double introduction plan puts the introduction of talents in front, which is obviously wise.

Hu Wenhai didn't think that he was more clever than the people who formulated the double-lead plan in history, and since it had proven to be an effective strategy, he simply implemented it according to the rules.

As for taking advantage of the feast of 91 to participate in the division of the USSR by the United States?

Hu Wenhai didn't dare to think about it at all.

In the capital market, Americans are not only opponents, but also bookmakers. Holding the right to issue dollars and dollar monetary policy, how to play and how to have, anytime and anywhere, a sneeze pit is not his own person who dares to enter the game to grab food.

It is only an organization of the size of the United States, after pitting the Soviet Union, so that Russia can only knock out teeth and swallow blood.

At that time, the third brother of India did not believe in this evil, and the loans and aid he borrowed in his early years were worth at least 10 billion US dollars. Later, it was cool to pay off the debt with rubles, which depreciated into waste paper in 91.

But Russia takes revenge, ten years is not too late!

What was the Soviet Union's affection for India? The Soviet Union was the only one in the world who did such a thing as supporting the entire industrial system. And it was two countries that were aided.

One is China, 155 Soviet industrial aid projects, which helped China establish a complete industrial system and the seeds of China's becoming an industrial country.

The other Soviet aid country was India, which began in 1955 with the signing of the Bhilai Steel Mill Agreement and by 1978, the Soviet Union had assisted India in 74 large-scale industrial projects, which provided one-third of India's steel production, one-fifth of its electricity, 60% of its crude oil, 30% of its petrochemicals, 80% of its metallurgical equipment, and 60% of its hydroelectric facilities......

The Soviet Union's aid to India spanned 23 years, and during the years when the ruble was at its strongest, it lent tens of billions of rubles to India.

Then, in 1991, the Soviet Union collapsed. Russia inherited the Soviet legacy, and with it came the collapse of the ruble. At this time, the third brother felt that it was profitable, so he repaid all the Soviet arrears to Russia in Soviet rubles in 1991.

This TM is a blood debt, as soon as the ingratitude is concerned, the third brother of Mao Zikeng is quite few.

At most, it is to send an aircraft carrier, and then ask the third brother for modification fees, or the two sides cooperate in the development of a fourth-generation aircraft, but there is no progress - this is comparable to what the third brother has done?

Hu Wenhai doesn't want to be stared at by Da Mao like an enemy in the next few decades. This kind of thing that clearly sucks blood still can't be done.

The pit is ruthless, without the MT of Maozi, he will have to carry the hatred of the US imperialists alone in the future, who can stand this.

Therefore, after Su Dongpo, not only can he not pit Maozi economically, but also have to have two mouthfuls of milk. But this does not affect Hu Wenhai to dig the corners of the wall, grab people, equipment, and technology!

Hu Wenhai's greatest advantage in this round of the socialist wool race against the United States is his definite and certain belief that the Soviet Union will collapse. In this world, I am afraid that no one can be as sure as he is now.

So to give full play to this advantage, the best way is to lay out in advance.

Newmart shopping mall is the layout method chosen by Hu Wenhai.

At the end of the day, digging the foot of the wall is a very personal and meticulous job. A good headhunter's plan to dig up the wall will definitely not just smash people's faces with banknotes - it is too untechnical.

You can get a feasible plan with a high success rate after analysis from hobbies, life values, career development, children's lives, interpersonal relationships, etc.

This requires information collection, early contact, and those who care about their children's lives can be arranged to hold senior positions in domestic enterprises.

Those who pay attention to interpersonal relationships can slowly cultivate trust between the two parties little by little, and then think about each other from the bottom of their hearts to find a win-win path.

There is also a concern for career development, which can promise research funding and research environment, and will lead big projects for you when you come.

More importantly, these goals must first accept that working in China is a good choice.

Otherwise, it is the impression of twenty or thirty years, thinking that China is still a poor countryside and a scientific and technological desert, so no matter how good the conditions are, who would dare to go with you?

So it is necessary to reverse the perception of the entire Soviet Union, or at least of these target scientists, on China.

All these plans ultimately need a main body to implement, that is, the Newmart malls that are about to open all over the major science cities of the Soviet Union.

But to open Newmart stores all over the country of the Soviet Union is not the same as just in Vladivostok. It was unthinkable not to have the support of the Soviet leadership.

The day after his arrival in Moscow, Korolev got up early in the morning. I changed into the work clothes of the KGB of the Soviet Union, and then made every detail of my dress perfect, and then I forced myself to calm down and walked out of the hotel room.

"Brother-in-law—"

Korolev knocked on Hu Wenhai's door, and Hu Wenhai himself was dressed very formally. The two looked at each other, but neither spoke.

At this point, there is no need for verbal communication.

As long as Korolev could convince the man who wanted to bring Hu Wenhai to meet, no one in the Soviet Union would dare to target the construction plan of the Newmart shopping mall.

To such an extent, it is conceivable that this person must have been a member of the highest power circles in the Soviet Union.

The two took two sailors in black suits, drank only a little milk in the morning, and left the hotel in the morning.

stopped a taxi on the street, Korolev sat in the front passenger seat, and Hu Wenhai was sandwiched by two strong Russian men in the back seat, which was also miserable enough.

"Where are you going? Hey, what are you doing here? And the Orientals, what a strange team. The driver waited for everyone to get into the car, and then asked in a loud voice, and was a little curious about Hu Wenhai by the way.

"Rubyanka. ”

Korolev said.

It was the place where Hu Wenhai wanted to take pictures and pay homage to Dzerzhinsky the day before, but today's posture seems to be definitely impossible to take pictures.

Even though the KGB was already extremely weakened, after hearing Korolev report the name of the place "Lubyanka", the driver, who was still interested in Hu Wenhai, immediately turned into a saw-billed gourd, honestly like a cat asleep.

On the circular roundabout in front of the Lubyanka, a statue of Dzerzhinsky stands high on the lush lawn. Behind it is the famous KGB headquarters.

The two sailors were thrown on the street opposite the KGB headquarters, while Hu Wenhai and Korolev walked towards the KGB headquarters building. This building, yellow and gray, is full of the kind of serious and serious power that belongs to the rebellion.

The KGB motto, "Sniff out and eradicate traitors," is engraved in the immediate footsteps of the door, as if to remind the enemies and cysts of the Soviets that there is always an eye on you vigilantly.

The guards carefully checked Korolev's documents, and then, after calling to inquire, hung a temporary pass around Hu Wenhai's neck and instructed him to keep his documents in a conspicuous position at all times.

Looking at the cautious appearance of the guards, it is obvious that most of the people who did not do so paid a lot of price.

After entering the KGB headquarters building, Korolev carefully led Hu Wenhai to the elevator of the building, and then clicked on the elevator door.

The button in the elevator has only two floors, apparently a dedicated elevator.

The elevator ran quietly and quickly, and it didn't take long to reach the designated floor.

The elevator doors opened, a simple hallway that was quiet and windowless, with only one door at the end of the hallway.

Korolev swallowed, and finally confirmed his image.

Walking over and pushing the door open, inside was a man with a desk facing the door.

"Comrade Korolev and Mr. Hu Wenhai from China? Wait a moment, Comrade Vladimir Kryuchkov is on the phone. ”

(To be continued.) )