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Chapter 302 Donate another 3000

"Congratulations?" Su Chen was stunned for a moment: "Congratulations to me?"

"George Walker is going to give you some shares." Hugh Eaton said, "Isn't this worthy of congratulations? Man, you must know that not everyone has the opportunity to win the friendship of the Bush family."

"I have to say, Mr. Eaton, I have to thank you." Su Chen said from the bottom of his heart.

If it weren't for the current president of Wells Fargo Bank, it would be impossible for him to get a loan so easily. Although the money has to be repaid, it is easier than getting the friendship of the Bush family on his own initiative.

Of course, although Hugh Eaton did not help in vain, if a person has no value that can be used by others, then he is probably really worthless.

In the magical country of the United States, rich people really are uncles.

Su Chen's starting point is indeed much better than that of international students going abroad in this era. Others are trying to find a restaurant to work illegally, and he has already completed a series of acquisitions.

Although the current assets are negative, I believe that it will not be long before the loan from Wells Fargo can be repaid.

Hugh Eaton laughed: "Man, you just have to repay our loan on time, or we will turn your current properties into our Wells Fargo Bank."

"That's for sure. I'll finish my work first, but I checked. I may not have time recently."

Su Chen counted the time and said, "I'm going back to Boston to participate in several events, and Brian from Lawrence's family is getting married, so I'm going to attend too."

"In that case, you are quite busy. Okay, you can finish your work first. By the way, many people are curious about the acquisition of the TV stations owned by 20th Century Fox and Metropolis Media. I think you'd better watch out," said Hugh Eaton.

Su Chen said: "Then ask Mr. Eaton to help me keep the information secret, so that I won't get into any trouble."

"That's natural, and I don't want you to lose our loan because of certain things." Hugh Eaton said: "I saw that there are media in the newspapers asking about your embassy. If you take the time to read the newspapers knew."

Su Chen thought for a while, and said, "Mr. Eaton, I plan to donate another 3000 million to the American Screen Actors Guild, in order to ensure the welfare of actors and their lives after unemployment."

After hearing Su Chen's words, Hugh Eaton was a little puzzled: "Why donate money to the American Film and Television Association? Dude, it's not like this to spend more money."

Of course, it wasn't Su Chen who burned too much money, because Reagan was the leader of the American Film and Television Actors Association and one of the representatives of the right wing. His political views were biased towards the middle class and the elite.

It has always emphasized the individual's sense of mission and responsibility, emphasized that the country should give every citizen a chance, respect each individual's individuality, emphasized the right to equal education (basic education), and believed that people must be responsible for their own destiny.

Poverty can only stem from one's own low quality, laziness and incompetence, and other factors cannot be blamed.

After a while, he understood, and said: "I see, I will arrange the money for you. You can pay it from Wells Fargo Bank. Just remember to pay it back."

The two greeted each other and hung up the phone.

Su Chen really has a lot of time to be busy, such as making appointments with those Americans, going to a party, and depositing the rest of the money into the account of the Jinbaopen branch.

Wells Fargo is in New York, so you just need to re-open a company account with Wells Fargo.

The problem is not very big.

What he wants to know more now is how Tang Wanru's talks in London are going.

Now that I have money, my waist is very straight, and I don't need to buckle like before.

While thinking about how to contact Tang Wanru, the phone in the room rang.

Su Chen stood up, and before he could speak, he heard Miranda's voice on the phone: "Hi, Su, I heard from the hotel front desk that you have returned to the hotel. How are things going in Hollywood?"

"There are still some things that haven't been settled. Is there something wrong in Boston? Or is there something the school wants me to ask?" Su Chen asked.

Miranda said: "Nothing happened. It's just that the time for several activities is approaching. If you finish the things in hand, you can almost participate in them when you come back."

"That's true, then I'll finish what I'm doing first." Su Chen said, "Have I had any letters recently?"

"No, let's help you take a look tomorrow. By the way, Avril wants to talk to you."

Then, I heard Avril Lavigne's voice coming from the receiver: "Haney, I miss you, you have to come back soon..."

"OK, I'll go back after finishing what I'm doing." Su Chen said, "I'll be done soon."

The two chatted for a while, then hung up the phone.

Su Chen also went downstairs to eat, he couldn't always let the hotel deliver it to the room, he was not used to the smell of food in the room.

After dinner, on the way back to the hotel, I bought three copies of today's newspapers - the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times and the Washington Post.

Go back to the room and watch carefully.

Sure enough, news about 20th Century Fox and the TV stations under Capital Media Company could be seen in the three newspapers.

Although it has been a few days, people's enthusiasm is still undiminished.

Because the buyer is from the mysterious China, it is enough to attract the attention of these Americans, and they want to get rid of Su Chen's details.

The contents of the three newspapers are basically the same, and all of them are reported in large lengths.

First up was the Los Angeles Times.

"Recently, 20th Century Fox has changed hands. The buyer is a mysterious rich man from mysterious China. According to Marvin Davis, the purchase price is as high as 6.7 million US dollars. The buyer and the seller only went through two negotiations to promote the business. .”

"Then, this mysterious buyer acquired six local TV stations in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, and Washington, owned by Capital Media Corporation, in an unstoppable manner. Will these TV stations become China's mouthpiece in the United States?"

"As far as we know, China is just now in the process of reform and opening up. Is this mysterious buyer an instigation of the Chinese government? Or is it a manifestation of China's rise?"

The implication is that China is rising, and the American people should pay attention. Maybe one day the White House will be full of Chinese people.

The New York Times reported similarly.

"... After learning that the buyers of several TV stations under 20th Century Fox and Metropolis Media are Chinese, our reporter immediately interviewed the Chinese embassy."

"According to the response from the Chinese embassy ambassador, they are not aware of this matter. At the same time, the ambassador claimed that this matter has nothing to do with their government. If someone becomes the theory that China is a zero threat, we will protest and strongly condemn it."

"Washington said: The United States is a free country, encourages free trade, and welcomes every businessman who is willing to invest in the United States under the condition of abiding by American laws, so as to promote the development of the global economy."

It seems that the [-] million is still worth spending.

Otherwise, if only a few words from Hugh Eaton may not be able to control the voice of the White House.

Moreover, Su Chen will give an additional 3000 million to the Film and Television Association of America, so the voice should be lower.

If you want to make money, you must establish a good relationship between the upper and lower links.

Not easy, especially not easy.

Putting down the newspaper, Su Chen picked up the "Washington Post", which is the largest and oldest newspaper in Washington, USA.

Gained international prominence in the early 1970s by exposing the Watergate scandal and forcing President Richard Nixon to resign.

The content of this newspaper report is somewhat intriguing...

(End of this chapter)