() Wang Bo and Hong Bin have no opinion on Li Zhongxin's donation of money to China Aerospace Satellite and other scientific research institutions, and some small cooperation agreements with Aerospace Satellite and other scientific research institutions. The two of them felt that as long as it wasn't the two of them to worry about, there would be no problem.

Li Zhongxin has really taken out his big money now, and he has already opened a large commercial bank in China, so Wang Bo and Hong Bin really don't care much about donating money and investing in cooperation.

Li Zhongxin don't say that there is no loser, even if he is a loser, he can afford to lose now, they really don't think that there will be any problems with Li Zhongxin's donation of money and negotiation agreement, they think that according to Li Zhongxin's level of operation, even if he donates some money, it is also a bait for him to be released, otherwise, if he donates, he will donate, and what to do with the agreement of cooperation or non-cooperation, this little guy is hypocritical.

The question they are most concerned about now is when Li Zhongxin, an old Grande-like guy, will be able to let them stop and have some time to rest, which they have been busy since they were arranged by Li Zhongxin after the New Year, and they can always feel that kind of mental and physical fatigue.

Li Zhongxin has been in a leisurely state before the summer vacation, and it can be said that he has been the most comfortable since the beginning of the New Year in 90.

After class, he went home directly, accompanied his parents to eat at home, and turned on the phone when he wanted to, but if he didn't want to turn it on, no one could find him, and the telephone that was pressed at home was taken downstairs by Li Zhongxin from the upstairs bedroom.

Regarding the matter of this number, Li Zhongxin said to Wang Bo and Hong Bin, the senior executives of the Zhongxin company, that this number should not be called at night, and he would not answer it.

Time flies, ordinary days always fly by, and in a flash, the time is July.

Although Li Zhongxin's test results have not come out, Li Zhongxin is very confident, although he may not be able to get the first place in the school year, but there should be no problems in the top ten.

Li Zhongxin and his father Li Shangyong's mother Wang Yaqing also talked about it, and they did well in this exam, but during the summer vacation! He may have to go to Japan once, there are some important things to discuss, and I hope his parents will give him this time.

Li Zhongxin didn't have any ideas about other things, but seeing that something big was going on in the Middle East, he needed to go to Japan to arrange something to deal with the imminent outbreak of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait.

The summer of '90 was relatively hot, and after Li Zhongxin held a small meeting with the senior management who stayed in Zhongxin Company, he lay in the pavilion outside Zhongxin Company and thought about what he was going to do recently.

Through the search for information in the recent period and some memories of later generations, Li Zhongxin summed up a lot of things.

Iraq and Kuwait are located in the same Mesopotamian plain, with Iraq in the upper and middle reaches of the two river basins and Kuwait in the lower reaches.

Southern Iraq and Kuwait are ethnic, religious, linguistic and culturally similar. Historically, southern Iraq and Kuwait have been under the same regime for most of the time. Geographically, Iraq resembles China's Jiangsu Province, while Kuwait resembles Shanghai.

During the Tang Dynasty, Guangzhou was able to reach Iraq through the sea lane. At that time, the boats reached the country of Uzhorn at the mouth of the Shatt al-Arab, and then changed boats and traveled up the river to Mora (west of present-day Basra) and then overland to the city of Zarda (present-day Baghdad).

And in 1756, in the twenty-first year of Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, the Sabah family established the Emirate of Kuwait. During the Ottoman Turkish Empire, the Emirate of Kuwait was annexed to the Basra region of southern Iraq.

After World War I, the Turkish Empire ceased to exist, and Iraq and Kuwait became British protectorates, but the British treated them differently. Kuwait's port on the Persian Gulf is far more valuable to the seafaring empire than Iraq in the interior.

In 1932, Iraq became independent from Britain, and Iraq never recognized Kuwait as a country, but Britain had been operating in Kuwait for a long time, and it was impossible for Iraq to go to war with the British army.

In 1961, Kuwait declared its independence, the year Iraq nearly annexed Kuwait. At that time, the retreating British army had returned to protect Kuwait, and other Arab countries, such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan and other countries, sent troops to mediate, which delayed the war for about 30 years.

Britain did not want Iraq to be reunited with Kuwait, and the Arab countries did not want Britain to garrison Kuwait.

With the decline of British hegemony, the baton of protecting Kuwait was handed to the United States.

What about the dispute between Iraq and Kuwait! In a practical sense, it was Kuwait's independent status in the 60s and has always been a hot issue in the Middle East. The relationship between the two went back and forth, and eventually escalated from the threat of quarrel to the level of military confrontation.

On the whole, the dispute between Iraq and Kuwait focuses on two points, one is the dispute over access to the sea caused by the border dispute, and the other is the dispute over oil interests.

Kuwait's territory is roughly a semi-arc area centered on Kuwait City, and its boundary was established in the Persian Gulf treaty signed between Britain and the Ottoman Empire in 1913, which stipulated that the Kuwaiti border should be drawn northwest from the exit of Zubayr Bay, straight through um Qasr and Safwan to the south, and the islands of Walbay and Bubiyan in Basra Province are within this boundary. The British move was to turn Kuwait into a protectorate with a clear territorial scope in order to stop Germany's southward expansion into the Persian Gulf.

After the completion of reunification in 1871, Germany actively infiltrated the outside world in an attempt to build a railway line from Berlin through Istanbul to Baghdad and even the Persian Gulf.

This left Britain in the throat and preemptively took Kuwait and blocked the possible access to the sea in the Persian Gulf. However, this has greatly limited Iraq's access to the sea, sowing the seeds of crisis and conflict.

After Iraq broke away from the British Mandate in 1932, the border between the two countries was confirmed by an exchange of letters with the Kuwaiti sheikh.

However, since Kuwait's declaration of formal independence under British protection, there has been a marked shift in Iraq's attitude. It does not recognize the independence of Kuwait because Kuwait was originally a county in Basra Province of the Ottoman Empire and was part of Iraq.

And as oil overtakes coal in the world's energy consumption mix, the tension between Iraq and Kuwait has intensified.