Wei Taiqiang and He Boge, as well as that Cao Jiao, they and Tu Tuqiao competed for the e-sports market in that Xuanwu country, and they invested a lot of energy, but they found that the domestic market competition in that Xuanwu country was too fierce.

Wei Taiqiang and He Berg discussed going to Africa to open up markets, and in addition to those rich gems and gold, as well as various minerals, there was also war.

However, that Hoberg knew that wealth was in danger, so he was not afraid of risks.

Hoberg and Wei Taiqiang flew their private jets to the Belgian Congo, a land area of 2.34 million square kilometers and a population of 77 million.

This country has a huge amount of land and resources, and there are countless people who love esports games there, but there are still wars in this place.

However, Hoberg and Wei Taiqiang can't wait to develop it.

He Boge and Wei Taiqiang, they came here by private plane, followed by his Cao Jiao and Tu Tuqiao.

Hoberg came here to avoid competition, but in the end he couldn't.

It was inhabited 80,000 years ago. Early history began with the migration of the Congolese Bantu from the northwest to the basin from 2000 to 500 BC, from the pre-colonial period to the overthrow of the colonists. The migration of the Bantu people replaced the indigenous Pygmies, who integrated their culture into the southern part of modern Congo. The Bantu people learned agriculture and the use of iron tools from West Africa, with the Congolese Bantu language family as the main dialect.

The subsequent migration of humans from Darfur and the Kordofan region of Sudan into northern Congo, and East Africans into eastern Congo, accelerated ethnic integration. Human migration led to the transition of technology from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. The people of the south and southwest are mostly hunter-gatherers and have little use of metal technology. The development of metal tools during this time revolutionized agriculture and animal husbandry. This led to the replacement of hunter-gatherers in the east and southeast by the Bantu. The Bantu people in the 10th century completed their last expansion into western Central Africa. The growth of the population led to the rapid formation of trading networks, with commercial transactions mainly in salt, iron and copper.

In the 5th century AD, a clan society began to develop along the banks of Lake Upumba and the Luvaraba River in Katanga. Known as Upemba, this civilization eventually evolved into the Kingdom of Luba and the Kingdom of Lunda. The evolution of the primitive Upemba society into the Kingdom of Luba was gradual and complex. This transformation was carried out continuously, and several socio-cultures that differed from those of the Upemba culture were developed. Each society has its origins in the culture of the society that preceded it (similar to the Roman culture borrowed from Greek culture).

Social evolution in the 5th century AD developed in the area around Kalamba and was then replaced by some cultures around Sanga and Katanga. What emerged in the Congo region was these particularly rich ores, which, in addition to the trade in ivory and other commodities, began to develop civilization and implement iron and copper technologies. Upemba established a large set of trade routes (more than 1,500 kilometers of commercial network up to the Indian Ocean) due to its own massive demand for metalwork. In addition, the area has excellent agricultural conditions and an abundance of fish and game. Its strong economy and food reserves have made the region very wealthy. The city-states and central governments were established on a system of chiefdoms, which became a generally accepted political system, and the rulers became more and more powerful, especially in the 16th century.

In 1482, the Portuguese navigator Diego was the first to discover the Congo River and erected a monument at the mouth of the river, and in the next three centuries, Europeans began to make initial contact with the Congo. Some came here to preach, while others began to set up trading posts at the mouth of the Atlantic River to trade in slaves and other goods. However, due to the internal wilderness, there are very few Europeans who penetrate deep into the interior of the Congo.

In 1816, the British also became interested in the Congo, and the British Navy sent Colonel Dukay, who led it

The well-equipped expedition team traced the river to explore deeply, and finally because of the turbulent river and the unsuitable climate, Du Kai and his party finally died, and their remains are still buried on Prince Island near Poma.

Congolese contact with the civilized world, as well as planned development, began in 1874 and 1877. The British explorer Livingston ventured deep into Congolese territory, but he mistook the Congo River for the source of the Nile. In 1874, Stanley, a British explorer who was a journalist and a journalist, organized a large expedition of 342 people to recognize the true appearance of the Congo River. Stanley first reported to the British government about this untapped wealth, but did not receive funding from the British government at the time, so he turned to Belgium.

In 1876, King Léopolt II of Belgium convened the International Conference on the Development of Africa in Brussels, and Stanley's achievements in African exploration and management were deeply valued by King Bi, so he strongly funded Stanley's commissioned development in the name of international development, so that he could return to Africa for exploration. During his five-year stay in the Congo, Stanley established 22 trading posts in various places, while driving steamboats upstream the Rubana River, and building a railroad near Stanley Falls, establishing the "Congolese Independent Zone" for the Belgian king, and establishing the Congolese Autonomous State in 1885. In the same year, it was recognized by the Great Powers at the Berlin Conference, making the King of Belgium the master of the Congolese Autonomous State, and in 1908 the place was renamed "Belgian Congo".

With an area of 2.345 million square kilometres, the Democratic Republic of the Congo became the second largest country in Africa after the Republic of South Sudan was established on July 9, 2011, after Algeria. It is located in the central and western parts of Africa, with the equator running through the north, connecting Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Tanzania in the east, South Sudan and the Central African Republic in the north, the Republic of Congo in the west, and Angola and Zambia in the south. The coastline is 37 km long. "How could this thing be so important?"

She took a small sip of coffee and brandy and shook her head. "I don't know." "They never told me," she said. Just asked me to help them get their stuff, and they promised me five hundred pounds. Later, after we parted ways with Joel, Freud offered to give me seven hundred and fifty pounds. ”

"It looks like it's worth more than seven thousand five hundred pounds."

"Oh, that's not all." "They didn't pretend they wanted to share it with me, they just hired me to help them," she said. ”

"What's the help?"

She raised the cup to her lips again. Spade's gray-yellow eyes stared at her face brutally, not moving. He began to roll a cigarette in his hand. Behind them, the coffee pot on the stove screaked suddenly.