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Chapter 250 The wind is blowing, and the chrysanthemum rises (ask for subscription)

Li Guoyuan frowned and said: "Brother, can you delay for a few days, my cousin and I are only meeting for the first time today, and we are not very familiar with each other, and when I go to his house in a few days, I will tell him, I don't know if I can do this, but my cousin is very easy-going, and he should agree." ”

Everyone also understood, and a person next to him said with a smile: "Guoyuan, this important task can be handed over to you, we must bring our admiration for Brother Lin, but I want to follow Brother Lin in the future." ”

Li Guoyuan pursed his lips, following Brother Lin is not just following me

Li Guoyuan's side is like this, Li Guoyu and Li Wanting are also like this, they were questioned by everyone, when they knew what happened, they were all envious of the two, Li Guoyu's little brothers knew that Lin Yu was Li Guoyu's cousin, it was definitely envy, with such a cousin, it was completely possible to go sideways in Beijing City.

And Li Wanting's little sisters are all nymphomaniacs, and they want Li Wanting to introduce Lin Yu to them, but when Li Wanting said the name of Lin Yu's fiancée, several girls were annoyed, to say that they have full confidence in earning with others, but when they want to earn with Liu Qianjing, several people really don't have that confidence and strength.

Lin Yu didn't know about these things, and after walking around the hall, he said hello to Wang Ying and went back. Wang Ying wanted to go back with Lin Yu, but she couldn't bear the persuasion of the little sisters around her, so she didn't go back.

After the first day of the Lunar New Year, it was the second day of the Lunar New Year, although the Lin family came to have many relatives, but it was obvious that Lin Yu's mind was not on this, Lin Yu was already very familiar with Lin Lao's family, and the Wang family was also a family with a head and face in the capital, and the sister-in-law was now serving as a colonel in the army, which was considered to be the subordinate of Mr. Lin.

Didn't put his mind on this, Lin Yu was thinking about 1985 all day, in 1985, Lin Yu was not very familiar with the things of this year, but Lin Yu still remembered several major events, in addition to the signing of the "Plaza Agreement" by the five countries, Lin Yu still remembered that Gorbachev seemed to be elected general secretary of the CPSU this year, and what agreement China and Britain signed on the Hong Kong issue this year, Lin Yu is not too clear.

In contrast to these, what Lin Yu has the most to do is the "Square Accord" and Gorbachev's appointment as general secretary of the CPSU. Not to mention the Plaza Agreement, this agreement caused Japan a lot of losses and plunged the whole of Japan into a conspiracy, compared to the Square Agreement, Lin Yu was more concerned about Gorbachev's affairs.

It can be said that the collapse of the Soviet Union is, to a large extent, Gorbachev's business.

Mikhail Gorbachev was the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union, the first and last President of the Soviet Union (1990~1991). Russian-Soviet politician, state activist. The founder of perestroika and "openness" in the USSR. Winner of 3 Orders of Lenin, Order of October**, Order of the Red Banner of Labor. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1990.

Ironically, the year after he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, the Soviet Union collapsed.

After Gorbachev became general secretary of the CPSU Central Committee in 1985, he searched for talent throughout the country in order to implement a policy of reform. So Yeltsin, who was then the first secretary of the Soviet Union ** Sverdlovsk, was selected and transferred to Moscow as an alternate member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the CPSU and the first secretary of the Moscow City Party Committee. However, Gorbachev and Yeltsin had deep contradictions over the pace and manner of Soviet reforms. When Yeltsin publicly attacked Gorbachev and his lagging reforms at the 1987 plenum of the Central Committee of the CPSU, Gorbachev accepted Yeltsin's resignation but did not send him back to his homeland. In the political environment of the past, this almost meant the end of Yeltsin's political life.

Yeltsin, however, made a comeback with Gorbachev's repetition of the slogan "All power to the Soviets" against the conservatives in the party, and in 1989 he won seats in the Congress of People's Deputies and the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union. Because of major differences with Gorbachev's so-called centrist stance, he withdrew from the Soviet Union in 1990 and won Russia's first direct, universal presidential election in June 1991 thanks to popular support for him at the time. Russia achieved de facto independence.

Hardliners in the Soviet leadership, who had tried to prevent further intensification of the trend toward de-Sovietization, staged a failed coup d'état in August. Yeltsin took the opportunity to completely control the situation and resources of Gorbachev and Moscow in his own hands.

Having banned the activities of the CPSU and confiscated the property of the CPSU, Yeltsin dealt another fatal blow to the dying Soviet Union. In December 1991, he and the leaders of Ukraine and Belarus announced the creation of the Commonwealth of Independent States, which led to the collapse of the Soviet Union.

During Gorbachev's tenure, the biggest thing that happened in the Soviet Union was the Soviet perestroika and the August 19 incident.

On August 19, 1991, a number of hard-line senior leaders of the CPSU (including the vice president, the minister of defense, the chairman of the KGB, the prime minister, and the minister of internal affairs) staged an unsuccessful coup d'état, formed the Emergency Security Committee, issued a "Letter to the Soviet People", and placed them under house arrest while they were vacationing on the shores of the Black Sea

Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev sought to take back the powers delegated to the union republics and at the same time put an end to unsuccessful economic reforms.

But the defection of the troops, the defection of the KGB troops, and Yeltsin's timely response, and above all the chaos within the Emergency Security Committee, the lack of resolute measures to take decisive measures to save the Soviet Union from the failure of its last efforts to save the Soviet Union from taking advantage of the positive effects of the referendum.

Although Gorbachev was reinstated after the coup d'état, the central government of the Soviet Union was no longer able to control the separatist forces in the union republics, which had been greatly strengthened in the process of quelling the coup. Yeltsin ordered the declaration of the CPSU as an illegal organization and restrictions on its activities on the territory of Russia. After the August 19 Incident, all the republics except Russia declared their independence, and demands for independence also appeared in Tatarstan, Chechnya, Siberia, and other places in Russia.

Until the August 19 Incident, the Soviet Union was in a critical situation, and the "captain" abandoned the ship and fled, and voluntarily resigned from the post of general secretary of the CPSU Central Committee, causing the CPSU to rapidly decline. The decline of the CPSU was a precursor to the upheaval of the Soviet Union; The collapse of the Soviet Union was the inevitable result of the collapse of the CPSU. Judging from Gorbachev's words and deeds during his seven years in power, especially in the last period, Gorbachev certainly has an unshirkable historical responsibility for the disintegration of the Soviet Union.

However, there is a debatable view that some scholars at home and abroad blame Gorbachev for too much, if not all, the cause of the collapse of the Soviet Union. For example, Borkin argues that "the Soviet Union was breached from within, buried by a handful of influential party and state leaders, and brought down by the opposition." Some scholars in China have put forward a so-called "traitor theory," holding that Gorbachev was the chief culprit of the collapse of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the Soviet Union, and a traitor to socialism.

However, although Gorbachev's ability is not very good, Gorbachev still has his own unique views on the economy.

When Gorbachev became General Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee in March 1985, he was confronted with a turbulent world and a difficult domestic environment. Some people have likened the Soviet Union at this time to a ship full of munitions, with a rusty hull, unknown direction, slow movement, and on the verge of sinking in the vast sea. This determined that when Gorbachev was ordained, reforms were necessary to save the ship from perilous. However, this "captain" was very incompetent and lacked the courage and ability that a leader of a big country should have; in the face of all kinds of difficulties and pressures, he hastened to deal with them, and made all kinds of mistakes and misguided directions in the course of leadership reform, causing the entire country to lose its way, the crisis to increase sharply, and order to get out of control. At this critical juncture, Gorbachev again only cared about his own gains and losses, retreated one after another in the complicated political contest, took the initiative to abandon his position, and proposed that reform should fundamentally "transform the entire socialist edifice," and that the purpose of reform "is to bring about a qualitative renewal of society," that is, to carry out a comprehensive transformation of the economic base and superstructure, and the meaning of reform is no longer self-improvement but a fundamental change in the existing system.

What cannot be ignored is that since Gorbachev's reforms, exchanges between the East and the West have increased by a large margin, giving the Soviet people an opportunity to understand the West and compare their living standards with those of Western countries; because of the long-term shortage of economy under the planned economic system of the Soviet Union, the people at home have seen the gap between their country and the Western world, and have increased their dissatisfaction with those in power in their own country and their yearning for the Western way of life, thus opening the door to the peaceful evolution of the West.

According to Gorbachev's reforms, if there had not been the August 19 incident, although the Soviet Union would still have disintegrated, it would definitely not have disintegrated so quickly, and it can be said that Gorbachev would have to pay a lot of responsibility for the disintegration of the Soviet Union.

Lin Yu thought carefully about Gorbachev, you can read it, the time when Gorbachev came to power was the time when Lin Yu made a lot of money.

Leovantaa could take away $27.5 trillion in wealth from the Soviet Union, so as long as it is done well, it should be able to bring out more than $27.5 trillion.

Thinking of Gorbachev, Lin Yu felt that he had to get rid of Leovantaa as soon as possible, and only such a Leovantaa in the world could bring 27.5 trillion US dollars out of Russia generously.

Thinking carefully about the situation in the Soviet Union in 85, Lin Yu laughed, finally going to be chaotic, it's good to be chaotic, how can you make money if you don't mess up?

Just when Lin Yu was thinking about these things, Old Man Lin brought a piece of news that surprised Lin Yu.

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