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Chapter 1278 Zuo Family Recent Situation (2)

This kind of plot often appears in later novels, movies and TV dramas, where the villain deposits the money into a bank and then the money is safe. Such a situation is impossible to happen in reality.

The power of the state apparatus is beyond the imagination of ordinary people. Not to mention the Internet where traces are left behind, even if the money is exchanged for banknotes and gold, it will still be accurate if checked.

It is not easy to truly make a sum of "hot money" disappear, and it can only be done by national power. As a shipping center, Temasek has a natural financial port foundation and has great potential in the future.

Zuo Zhong had too many ideas and plans in his mind, but those were all matters for the future. He changed the subject and began to arrange the second development path for the Zuo family.

“Grandfather, after Britain declared war on Germany, Australia and New Zealand, as members of the Commonwealth, also joined the war. The two countries’ troops were mainly deployed in the Middle East and North Africa, with a total of more than 50,000 people.

Judging from the current situation, the Japanese are likely to launch an attack on the Asian colonies of Britain, France and the United States. Australia and New Zealand will continue to expand their conscription to fight in Southeast Asia.

If necessary, I will secretly pass on the military intelligence of the two countries to the Germans and Japanese, increase the number of casualties in Australia and New Zealand, and induce the other side to deploy more troops. "

Zuo Zhong's tone was cold, and he didn't care how many people would die. Zuo Xuechen and the other three remained calm as well, because those who died were not people from the Republic of China anyway.

There was silence in the room for a while, and Zuo Shanwen uttered two words: "Change species?"

"Yes! Just change the species!"

Zuo nodded heavily. According to official data, the current total population of New Zealand and Australia is about 18 million, of which the number of white young and middle-aged people between the ages of 44 and is at most million.

These populations are the main targets for conscription, and the two countries' active troops are about 200,000. Once these people die on the front line, New Zealand and Australia will only have children, the elderly and women left.

If the Zuo family introduces young and middle-aged Chinese to the two countries in a timely manner, in ten or twenty years, New Zealand and Australia will at least become another Nanyang, or even become a country of the yellow race.

Zuo Xuechen was very calm and raised two key questions: where would the young and middle-aged Chinese come from and what reasons would the Zuo family use to convince the two governments to approve the population introduction plan.

The people of the Republic of China were conservative in their thinking and would not leave their homeland without special reasons. Now was not the Age of Discovery, and it was difficult to attract young and middle-aged people with money alone.

The top leaders of New Zealand and Australia are not fools. In order to improve the population structure, they killed millions of indigenous people. How could they allow Chinese to enter their country?

Zuo Zhong answered them one by one. First of all, the profits from the factories in Australia and New Zealand could be distributed to more white dignitaries. Once the war broke out, a large number of workers would be lost and industrial production would inevitably be affected. These people were more anxious than the Zuo family.

If a group of cheap and obedient labor appears at this time, they will take the initiative to promote the population introduction plan. The P shares determine the brain, and this is true everywhere.

As for where the population came from, that was not a problem at all. Zuo Zhong hesitated for a moment, and finally revealed to several people a top-secret piece of information that had been verified by later generations.

"Grandfather, the Military Commission has formulated a plan."

He approached Zuo Xuechen and said in a low voice, "When things get too desperate, the Guo army will blow up the Yellow River embankment again to stop the Japanese army's actions. There are signs of a major disaster in Henan Province recently, so this matter must not be spread."

Several people present gasped when they heard this. The Kuomintang had already blown up the Yellow River embankment in 38, and now it has happened again. Add to that the drought, and how many people will die.

Zuo Xuechen looked unhappy and criticized a fellow villager: "I think that man is getting more and more confused. Even if the dam is destroyed and the Japanese are blocked, the people's hearts will be lost. The fate of his party is doomed."

An old man in the family is like a treasure. Zuo Xuechen was right. A few years later on the battlefield in the Central Plains, the people in the Yellow River flood area supported the Northwest even if they had to give up their own food. This was the reason.

Zuo Zhong sighed and said again: "Yes, even if the dam was not destroyed, the people under the government's rule would not have an easy life, with famines and starving people everywhere every year.

So recruiting young and strong people is not difficult, but how to transport them back is difficult. This cannot be done without involving officials from all over the country and the Japanese, and it costs a lot of money to establish connections. "

A small number of people could leave through the Yunnan-Burma Channel or by plane, but a large number of people could only go to Australia and New Zealand by boarding ships from coastal areas, and they had to pass through the Japanese-occupied areas on the way, so it was impossible for the Japanese not to stop them.

The old man waved his hand and said, "It's just money, it doesn't matter. As long as the Guo Party and the Japanese dare to accept it, my Zuo family will dare to give it to them."

Then there is no problem. There is no problem in this world that cannot be solved by money. If there is, it must be because the money is not enough.

After determining the development path for the Zuo family in the next few years and decades, Zuo Chong and his grandfather walked out of the main room and went to the dining room to meet up with others who had been waiting there.

In order to welcome Jun Yi and his companions, the Zuo family set up more than a dozen tables in the yard and inside and outside the restaurant. Needless to say, the banquet was very lively and bustling.

Late at night, Zuo Zhong returned to the house, took out his mobile phone, paper and pen, and translated the telegram. After reading the content of the telegram, a thoughtful look appeared on his face.

It was indeed a bit unexpected that the Japanese sent those people to Australia, but it was very reasonable when you think about it carefully. Zuo Chong destroyed the telegram and sat behind the desk for a long time.

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Time passed quickly and it was the next morning. After breakfast, Zuo Zhong led his trusted men and He Yijun to walk around the town of Lefort. Zuo Jun and Zuo Duo insisted on following them, and they walked and talked. When they walked outside a courtyard, they heard the sound of reading. The readers used the Republic of China dialect, and their voices were very childish and the tone was a bit strange.

Zuo Chong looked at the Chinese and English sign hanging at the gate of the courtyard, then turned to ask Zuo Jun and Zuo Duo: "Is this the school?"

Zuo Duo spoke before Zuo Jun: "Yes, brother, this is the school in the town. Among the students there are Chinese children, as well as local Aboriginal and white children."

Hearing this, Zuo Chong became interested and walked in. As expected, he saw many brown and white children studying in the classroom, and they were reading stories from the Republic of China.

After turning around for a long time, he exclaimed: "Whose idea was this? Yes, if you want to completely conquer a nation, guns and cannons alone are not enough."

"It was my idea, brother." Zuo Duo replied with a red face, and then explained the reason why he did so.

When he first came to New Zealand, Zuo Duo found that the local residents were very cold towards the Chinese, even the workers employed by the Zuo family. There was a deep gap between the Chinese and the indigenous people and white people.

After witnessing several conflicts, she decided to visit the white and indigenous communities in person to try to find a solution, otherwise something big would happen sooner or later.

In the end, Zuo Duo did not find a solution, but discovered that there are many illiterate people in New Zealand, not only the indigenous people but also the white people.

Although the New Zealand government passed the Education Act in 1877, which stipulated that all children aged 6 to 15 had the right to receive free education and subsidized all public schools.

During the Great Depression, New Zealand further strengthened its education benefits to ensure that more families had access to free educational resources, which sounded great.

But the law is the law, and the reality is that church schools are rampant, squeezing out the funds, teachers and students that originally belonged to secular schools.

To make matters worse, church schools have specific admissions criteria, which are usually related to religious beliefs, academic ability, and family background.

For example, church schools usually give priority to children of believers of the religious denomination to which the school belongs, and applicants are required to provide baptism certificates or other proof of religious participation to confirm the family's religious background.

In addition, strict entrance examinations, letters of recommendation from pastors or churches, records of participation in church activities, and not-so-cheap tuition fees have all become obstacles to poor people's education.

This has led to a very low literacy rate among the lower-class white people and indigenous people in New Zealand. Apart from work, they have no other activities every day and see no hope.

They are hostile to the Chinese because they think the Chinese will steal their jobs. They also lack communication skills and are hostile and wary of things in the outside world.

If this issue is not handled properly, the Chinese will never be able to live in peace with these people, and the Zuo family's plan to integrate into New Zealand will be out of the question.

So Zuo Duo proposed to her grandfather to open a free school and implement bilingual teaching in Chinese and English. On the one hand, it would win over the lower classes, and on the other hand, it would allow the next generation of New Zealanders to open their eyes to the world, and at least prevent the children from being hostile to the Chinese.

Due to concerns about obstruction from the church and New Zealand's top leaders, the school textbooks do not contain sensitive content and do not involve religion or other things. In addition to the main course content, there are only stories that guide people to be good and emphasize propriety, righteousness, integrity and shame.

Looking at his sister who was smiling like a little fox, Zuo Zhong touched her head and thought that she had really grown up and knew how to achieve her goals at the lowest cost, but this was not enough.

He pondered for a moment and said to Gu Qi: "Old Gu, you came from the investigation department of the headquarters, and you have had many dealings with the underground party. You know how they win people's hearts.

Later, you can teach Zuo Duo and Zuo Jun how to mobilize the masses and rely on the masses. Don't feel ashamed. One can learn from others' experience.

We need to make the poor in New Zealand understand who their enemies are and who their friends are, and make them understand who is making their lives miserable.”

Gu Qi laughed dryly. They, a bunch of spies, asked if this was really a good idea. But then they thought it was a good idea. In terms of winning people's hearts, a hundred military commanders tied together could not defeat the underground party. They immediately responded, "Yes, I will teach you with all my heart."

Feeling satisfied, Zuo Chong left the school and drove with his men to a secret location, which was the foundation of his school and was also related to the Zuo family's future plans.

A few kilometers away from the town of Lefort, deep in the forest purchased by the Zuo family, there is also a group of boys and girls of different skin colors. The difference is that they are not reading, but fighting each other with masks on.

The huge training ground was covered in dust, and instructors with physical or facial disabilities would come down from time to time to correct the trainees' movements.

"The moves must be fast, accurate, and ruthless!"

"Your future enemies are all professional agents. If you want to survive, you can only rely on yourself!"

"Ladies and gentlemen, don't feel tired. Without organization, you would still be fighting with wild dogs for bread, or die in some dark corner."

"The organization doesn't need rubbish that can't even pass the temperate broadleaf forest training camp. Borneo and Alaska are the real hell. Use all your strength!"

"Combat training is just the basics. You still have a lot to learn, including language, tracking, anti-tracking, secret writing, and subversion."

The sound of scolding floated over the training ground. After the instructor finished shouting, he suddenly raised his foot and kicked a student in the thigh. The student staggered but did not fall. He gritted his teeth and pounced on his opponent again.