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"Finally you found a way to divide the winners...... Tenacious I, the captive of this battle, was thus conquered by you, cutting off all retreats......"

Just like Wang Fei said to Guan Tong, Wang Fei wanted to find a man who could conquer her - in the previous life, whether it was the earliest Dou Wei, or the later Nicholas Tse and Li Yapeng, after being with Wang Fei, they were all strong women and weak men, and even relied on Wang Fei to live or make a comeback. Pen Fun Pavilion www.biquge.info ask, in this case, how can the love and marriage between them grow?

Actually,

In the last life, Wang Fei also tried to manage her love and her marriage.

For example: Wang Fei once gave up his prosperous career in Xiangjiang to accompany Dou Wei to live in a compound in Beijing - at that time, Wang Fei was the most popular female singer in Xiangjiang in 94, the best actress at the Swedish Film Festival that year, and a popular superstar who held 18 concerts in the Red Pavilion in a row. You can choose to live in a mountaintop mansion with an invincible sea view, but what makes many people break their glasses is that Wang Fei quietly returned to Beijing to live with Dou Wei for two years in a dilapidated courtyard that didn't even have a toilet, and even went to the urinals in person with fluffy hair in the early morning.

Who dares to say that Wang Fei at that time didn't want to manage her love and marriage well? Who dares to say that Wang Fei at that time was not true love for Dou Wei?

Therefore, Wang Fei's essence is not bad - as long as he can completely conquer Wang Fei, Wang Fei can also become as well-behaved as a kitten!

Can Xu Cun completely conquer Wang Fei?

"Please...... Brother Cun...... Let me go!" Wang Fei, who was snapped by Xu Cun to the point that he had no breath in and out, desperately begged for mercy!

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Until Wang Fei took the initiative to shout: "Brother Cun, I don't dare to be jealous anymore, and I don't dare to hide from you anymore!"

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After the clouds and rain stopped, Wang Fei put his arm around Xu Cun's waist and asked Xu Cun softly: "Brother Cun, are you coming to see me this time?"

"You don't answer the phone, you don't reply to the letter, if I don't come in person, you may run away with someone else!"

Of course, what Xu Cun said was a lie to coax Wang Fei -- the main purpose of Xu Cun's personal visit to Beijing this time was to communicate with Chen Muhua, the governor of the Central Committee and the Bank of China, and to tell the Central Committee and the Bank of China that Xu Cun had completely controlled the Standard Chartered Bank.

Is it necessary for Xu Cun to do this?

The answer is yes - it's necessary!

Standard Chartered Bank has a very large right - the right to issue notes in Hong Kong dollars.

The history of the Hong Kong dollar can be traced back to the establishment of the Crédit Oriental Bank in 1845, which was the first bank to issue notes in Hong Kong. At that time, many foreign banks poured in and issued Hong Kong dollars because, unlike many other countries, Hong Kong's currency was issued by commercial banks rather than central banks, and the regulations were lax. Although the Hong Kong government only accepted the currency issued by the Royal Letters and banks incorporated under the Colonial Regulations when collecting taxes and other fees, it did not prevent other banks from issuing notes. During the global financial crisis in the nineteenth century, three of the larger note-issuing banks went bankrupt, and it was not until 1895 that the regulations on the issuance of bank notes were tightened. In 1935, the currencies issued by three banks were designated as legal tender for the first time, namely Crédit Crédit China in London, India, Crédit Sinche Sintar Bank of China, and the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC), the first local bank in Hong Kong established in 1865. Crédit Crédit China in London, India, issued banknotes until 1974, when the right to issue notes was recalled, and at present, only Crédit Sinchung CIB in India was renamed Standard Chartered Bank and HSBC after merging with Standard Bank of British South Africa in 1969.

If Standard Chartered Bank has always been a British bank, needless to say, the British side will definitely protect the right to issue notes from Standard Chartered Bank, and Xu Cun, who has been a man of two generations, also knows that Standard Chartered Bank will always retain the right to issue notes.

The problem is that Standard Chartered Bank will soon have the surname Xu Cun, no, to be precise, if Xu Cun is willing, Standard Chartered Bank can now have the surname Xu.

But-

As long as Xu Cun dares to stand up and say, "Standard Chartered Bank is my Xu Cun!" 10,000 percent of the British side will change from the side that vigorously protects the banknote issuing bank of Standard Chartered Bank to the party that advocates depriving Standard Chartered Bank of the right to issue banknotes.

Since the establishment of the Sino-British Joint Liaison Group, the Chinese side has raised the issue of the Bank of China's participation in the issuance of Hong Kong dollars. From the urgency of the Chinese side, it is not difficult to see how much the Chinese side covets the right to issue the Hong Kong dollar.

It's a pity -

With regard to the right to issue notes in Hong Kong dollars, the British side was very hard at biting the bullet -- the British side insisted that the inherent pattern of issuing banknotes in Hong Kong could not be changed, and the British side's proposition was supported by a large number of people in Hong Kong, so much so that the British side not only did not allow the Bank of China to participate in the issuance of Hong Kong dollars, but even the Bank of China Group, which can be regarded as a local bank in Hong Kong, did not give the right to issue banknotes.

In fact,

In the 80s, the Bank of China Group actively cooperated with the Hong Kong government to calm down the tide and stabilize the market in a series of major financial crises, such as the Hong Kong dollar exchange rate crisis, the banking crisis, the stock market crash, and the bank run. It was not until May 1994 that the Bank of China Group obtained the coveted right to issue banknotes, and this was only relented by the British side for the sake of 1997.

At this stage, the Chinese side has already known that it is basically hopeless for China to obtain the right to issue notes in Hong Kong dollars, so the Chinese side is currently actively abolishing the right to issue notes from Standard Chartered Bank. If Xu Cun does not say hello to the central government, the Chinese side is likely to cause a big oolong in this matter. On the contrary, if Xu Cun and the Chinese side plan well, then before Xu Cun announced that he would take control of Standard Chartered Bank, the right to issue notes from Standard Chartered Bank could be determined.

As for whether the Chinese side is willing to let Xu Cun have the right to issue notes, Xu Cun is not worried at all -- given the close relationship between Xu Cun and the Chinese side, Xu Cun's right to issue notes in Hong Kong dollars is basically equivalent to the Chinese side having the right to issue notes in Hong Kong dollars.

Wang Fei naturally didn't know what Xu Cun was thinking. Therefore, after listening to Xu Cun's deceptive words, Wang Fei was so happy that he couldn't be more happy! So much so that Wang Fei, who was asleep, had a sweet smile on his face!

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(To be continued.) )