National Tide 1980.

Chapter 880
October 1985, 10, the National Day of the Republic.

This day is Tuesday, the fire day of the Japanese, so the Japanese still go to work as usual.

At ten o'clock in the morning, Ning Weimin, who had already moved to Akasaka, walked out of the main entrance of the apartment building under his name and walked towards the Akasaka Post Office.

Since Akasaka was close to Edo Castle in the past, there are many high-end apartments here, as well as shrines that have become attractions.

Ning Weimin also passed the Akasaka Palace built in 1909 for the then crown prince on the way.

There is a flat geometric courtyard and Japanese-style annex building, which is a building modeled on Buckingham Palace in England.

Now it has also become a famous guest house. If there are no distinguished guests from all over the world, it will be open to tourists.

However, the beautiful scenery along the way did not make Ning Weimin feel more relaxed.There are always many troubles in his mind.

Even though it was only a few days since he went to Kabukicho to find happiness last time, but after this weekend, everything was different.

Unfavorable things came one after another, almost to the point where he wanted to go to the shrine to ask the Japanese gods to remove his bad luck.

First of all, there was a major change in the cooperation with the Japanese Pilkardon Company.

Vice President Takata and Supervisor Ishikawa actually told Ning Weimin over the weekend that it was due to the slander and obstruction of Executive Fukuda Sakae.

President Hasegawa Hidehiro, who was originally on vacation, had doubts and misunderstandings about their cooperation.

Suddenly, the president returned to Tokyo to stop the matter urgently, and instead proposed a new direction of cooperation - investing and setting up factories in mainland China.

I want to use this to completely solve the problem of high production costs in Japanese factories.

As a result, the content of their previous negotiations was meaningless, and it was impossible to continue.

Moreover, regarding the establishment of a factory, the cooperation conditions that the Japanese side can provide to Huaxia Company are also very harsh.

President Hasegawa not only asked Huaxia Company to be fully responsible for the approval of all procedures in the Mainland, but also demanded the most favorable tax exemption conditions and cheap land.

The equity of the joint venture factory is only willing to give Huaxia Company 20.00%.

Even so, these shares still require Huaxia Company to invest in real money equivalent to [-] million yen in order to obtain them.

To put it bluntly, this is equivalent to Hasegawa Hidehiro pricing the new factory at 20 billion yen on his own.

But this is not all. The Japanese side also requires that the garments produced by the joint venture factory in the future should be sold first in the sales system of Huaxia Pilkardon Company.

The reason is that Japanese products must be high-quality goods.

Whether it is production technology or production technology, the "PC" clothing produced under the supervision of the Japanese side.

With absolute confidence and certainty, it can crush OEM products from factories in mainland China.

According to them, this is more conducive to establishing the high-quality and high-price brand image of Pilkardon and increasing market share.

In short, the arrogance shown by the Japanese side may be too much to say that it has no respect for Huaxia Company.

But there is no doubt about the aggressive and condescending evaluation.

As a result, Ning Weimin was naturally unhappy, and he was a little entangled in what to do next.

In fact, to be honest, this factory is also in the interests of Huaxia, and it is even better than the simple bilateral trade method at the beginning.

The reasons are simple. First, the current Republic is very eager for foreign exchange, and foreign companies are absolutely welcome to invest in China.

The second is that Huaxia Pilkardon also needs its own production factory to make up for the shortcomings of the industrial chain.

But the problem is precisely that the little devils' calculations are too selfish, and their wolfish ambitions are clearly revealed.

This is clearly because they want to rely on the advantages of clothing production technology and capital, and focus on customers in Huaxia, thinking that Huaxia Company will act as a subsidiary for them.

Such unequal conditions have to be agreed, otherwise it will become a wolf into the house.

At the very least, it is also making wedding dresses for others, so what is the benefit to oneself?
But if Ning Weimin refuses to agree, there will be more harm.

At least his plan to use the Japanese sales network to sell goods in Tokyo to make money cannot be realized.

Whether it is the "PC" clothing produced by Huaxia, or his personal handicrafts, or the trolley case that will be mass-produced in the future, I am afraid that the way of "borrowing chickens to lay eggs" will be completely blocked.

Not to mention, Ning Weimin already knew something about the internal situation of the Japanese Pilkardon Company from Taniguchi and Kagawa.

Judging from the performance of Takata and Ishikawa who tried their best to fuel the flames, he knew that these two guys were instigating him to confront the president and express his dissatisfaction.

It is best to refuse to cooperate with the Japanese side in a fit of anger, and it is best to let this matter completely go to waste.

Of course, he didn't want to be used by people with evil intentions and become a victim of the wrestling between these two guys and the president.

So for a while, Ning Weimin really had a hard time making a decision.

Whether to advance or retreat, and whether it is necessary to continue the talks with the Japanese side have become quite troubled issues for him.

Secondly, apart from this accident, Ning Weimin also had some problems with his stock investment, which made him feel even more disturbed.

Speaking of it, it seems that God is playing tricks on him. Since the initial skyrocketing, the subsequent evolution of the market has turned out to be quite different from the script he had programmed in his mind.

Although the market is still strong due to the appreciation of the yen, the stocks he bought have suffered serious weakness.

Not two days after it became hard, it started to turn around and go down.

The speed at which it went up at the beginning is the speed at which it came down.

Although it began to stabilize last Friday, with a slight rebound, it also gave up a lot of profits.

On the whole, the increase is actually far worse than those large-cap stocks.

What is going on here?
After careful investigation and careful analysis, relying on deep thinking and insight from his previous life, Ning Weimin finally found out that the reason was the deformed investor structure in the Japanese stock market.

He found that Japanese people are actually quite conservative about stock investment.

Even though the Japanese stock market has existed for so long, the Japanese people have worked so hard to earn the money and just deposit it in the bank honestly. Few people participate in stock speculation.

To put it bluntly, there are very few retail investors in the Japanese stock market.

The real investors supporting the Japanese stock market are actually Japanese financial companies and legal persons.

Since the Japanese government revised the "Commercial Law" in 1967, companies with the six major Japanese conglomerates as their cores have become popular in cross-shareholding.

By the 80s, cross-shareholdings had entered their heyday.

In 1985, the government allowed banks to issue additional stocks, and the number of bank-enterprise crossovers increased.

There is no denying the positive impact of cross-shareholdings on the Japanese stock market.

The cross-shareholding of enterprises has effectively resisted hostile takeovers, realized strategic cooperation among companies, and strengthened the connection between enterprises. The main bank system has strengthened the bank's support for the development of enterprises and promoted the rapid growth of the Japanese economy.

But the negative impact of cross-shareholding on Japan must not be ignored.

Since the main institutions of stock market investment are banks and legal persons, they are not the executors of value investment.

This has greatly squeezed the living space of small shareholders such as retail investors, and it is difficult for institutional investors such as funds and trusts to develop.

Because of this, even though the Japanese stock market has skyrocketed these days, the appreciation trend of the yen is still stable, and it even accelerates to attract overseas speculators and hot money to flock here.

But Japanese people are hardly moved, and the growth rate of retail investors is very limited.

What's more, cross-shareholding has greatly reduced the number of tradable shares, which not only increases the procyclicality of large stock prices, but also makes it confusing whether a stock's market is large or small.

To put it bluntly, Japan's large-cap stocks look big on the surface, but because the chips for cross-shareholding are all locked in, there are actually not many stocks that can be traded.

In that case, the stock property is still flexible, and it really cannot be judged simply by market value.

So Ning Weimin is now in an embarrassing situation.

After seeing through these reasons, although he knew very well that he should switch positions for shares.

But which stock to change made him feel embarrassed.

You must know that this is an era when relevant information is extremely occluded, and it is not easy to even get specific information about stocks, let alone not counting such information.

God knows how he should find out the holdings of the stock, and how to figure out the intricate relationship of interests among the major shareholders.

This is simply impossible!
While thinking, while walking, Ning Weimin arrived at the destination unknowingly.

Akasaka Post Office is located in a busy area.

Therefore, the streets here are full of pedestrians, like a black ribbon extending forward.

Ning Weimin was also among the bustling crowd, as if being pushed, he walked into the post office building that blocked the sunlight.

Pushing open the glass door of the post office and entering inside, Ning Weimin finally felt better.

Not only because the temperature here is suitable, the environment is relatively quiet and orderly, which can bring people a sense of peace and security, but also because the stamps here are another batch of treasures that can make him earn a lot of money.

As a tycoon in the stamp market, he certainly knows that the cheapest stamps here can be sold for double the price when they are brought back to China. After all, rare things are more expensive, and few people in China currently play Japanese stamps.

Then, when he came to a place that matched his attributes and smelled the smell of money, he would naturally feel a sense of spiritual joy.

However, this matter is not in a hurry. Ning Weimin knows that he is lacking in both financial resources and energy, and it is not the best time to intervene in this business.

The most reasonable way of operation in his mind is to wait for two years, and once the domestic stamp market picks up again, he can sell these Japanese stamps in batches to the country.

At that time, not to mention doubling, the profit of hundreds of times will not be a problem.

What's especially advantageous is that because of poor information and border barriers, he doesn't even need to stockpile goods, and he can become the largest dealer of Japanese stamps in the domestic market without much capital.

It is completely possible to sell according to the market's acceptance capacity, which is almost zero risk.

Such a cheap thing, I am afraid that only he, a superman who has known for 30 years, can find it in the whole world, right?

After taking a leisurely look at the Japanese stamps on the counter, I was full of plans to make a fortune in the future.

Ning Weimin asked the staff of the post office for a piece of "Dangerous Object Declaration" that needs to be filled out before sending the air parcel, then stood in front of the common table with no one by the window, picked up the pen provided by the post office, and seriously Fill it out.

To be honest, this is actually the purpose of his coming here today.

He wanted to send something to his only relative in the country, his master Kang Shuode.

The old man could only talk to him before he went abroad, saying that he really didn't like Japanese goods, so he didn't need to bring him anything.

But I just want to try the Shizuoka Sencha I used to drink again.

Shizuoka Prefecture is located in the central part of Japan, between Tokyo and Osaka.

Because it faces the Pacific Ocean, this climate is very suitable for tea plantation. The tea industry is a pillar industry in Shizuoka and is famous all over the world.

It turned out that Mrs. Song's natal family had a tea garden in Shizuoka, so Mr. Song's house was never short of fried tea, and Kang Shude got used to it.

As for Sencha, it is actually Japanese green tea, which is cheaper than Gyokuro and more expensive than Bancha.

A good sencha is about [-] yen a tael, and the current exchange rate changes, so a catty is equivalent to [-] yuan.

Speaking of which, Ning Weimin should have done it to the old man long ago.

But the question is, wasn't he busy for a while?

I really can't care about this matter.

Thinking about it now, the old man must have been anxiously waiting in the capital for a long time, right?

Maybe the old man scolded him behind his back when he sneezed recently!
But to be honest, in his opinion, this Japanese tea tasted too weird.

Especially the sencha, the green taste of seaweed is mixed in the tea leaves, and the tea color is a bit unreasonable, so it is really not worth drinking.

In fact, it is not as good as the jasmine tea in Beijing, and it is even more incomparable with domestic green teas such as West Lake Longjing and Biluochun.

Probably this thing is also the same as the bean juice and stinky tofu in Beijing.

If you can't enjoy it, you can't enjoy it, but once you accept it, you will become addicted.

Now he misses the taste of stinky tofu, shallots and fried steamed buns.

It's a pity that Japan doesn't have any of these three things...

As it became more and more difficult to identify the requirements for filling in each column, Ning Weimin had to stay away from his wild thoughts and concentrate on it.

But even so, it took a full half an hour to write and waste two forms before it was considered qualified.

Thanks to this, it is just a document to ensure the safety of the goods when mailing international parcels. It is not difficult to write the list of things to be shipped.

Otherwise, if there is any complicated document, with Ning Weimin's current poor Japanese writing skills, even if he is sweating profusely, he will not be able to handle it.

Speaking of which, he has to blame the Japanese president Hasegawa Hidehiro for his suffering today.

Kagawa Rinko and Director Taniguchi have already been called back to work by the president's order, otherwise Ning Weimin wouldn't have to worry about it himself.

When the filling was completed, Ning Weimin finally wrote down the address and name of the recipient—Kang Shude, Courtyard No. 2, Dashilan Fan'er Hutong, Chongwen District, Capital of the Republic of China.

Then hand over the brought things and documents to the post office clerk for weighing.

There are really not many things, except for two boxes of tea leaves, there are only two other items.

However, when Ning Weimin took it out of the package, the post office staff was amazed almost on the spot.

"It's so beautiful! What is this?"

Ning Weimin was not at all confused, pointing to a Tang Dynasty bronze mirror with Baoxiang pattern and a Yuan Dynasty mother-of-pearl dragon pattern lacquer plate with a mouth full of firewood.

"This copper one is for pressing tea leaves. We in Huaxia drink tea and like to press more tea leaves to make them more fragrant. This plate is for a teapot. I bought it at a flea market in Tokyo. Look good? These two pieces Things, I only spent [-] yen."

"Oh, you have such a good eye. Such things are really rare." The post office clerk was stunned for a moment, and then exclaimed again. "Nani? It's so heavy, customer, the things you sent are all five kilograms. You chose the airline that arrives in six days. So the fee, according to the regulations...may be [-] yen. It's ok ?"

"Yes, if it's not troublesome, can you add more cushioning materials for me, I am willing to pay more."

Looking at the post office staff, "Hi Yi, Hi Yi" carefully packed them according to the instructions.

Ning Weimin's eyes showed a gratified light, and the corner of his mouth also showed a carefree smile.

Good food is not afraid of being late, even though it was sent out a few days later, it doesn't matter.

If the old man sees that I have sent him anything besides tea, he will turn his anger into joy.

Hey?Speaking of which, am I taking the lead again?
These should be the first two cultural relics returned after the founding of the People's Republic of China?
Ouch, I should have taken a photo with my camera, so I can brag about it in the future...

(End of this chapter)