Rebirth of the courtyard, the start is 80s

After having a rough idea of ​​Xiangjiang's economic situation, Cao Zhiqiang stopped staying and directly packed up his luggage, took some gifts he bought in Xiangjiang, and took a taxi directly to the border.

After crossing the Luohu Bridge with ease, Cao Zhiqiang officially entered Pengcheng after undergoing relevant inspections.

Well, in fact, most of the gifts that Cao Zhiqiang bought in Japan and Xiangjiang are basically in the portable space.

As for the items in the luggage, they are basically insensitive ordinary goods, such as a small amount of fashionable clothes, electronic watches, etc. This is to facilitate customs clearance and to make it easier for myself.

After all, walking with a heavy backpack is still very tiring.

Of course, Cao Zhiqiang's passport is also crucial. After all, it is a official passport issued by the capital, which is still very deterrent.

After passing the customs, Cao Zhiqiang took a taxi directly and came to the Zhuyuan Hotel where he had stayed before. It is also one of the best foreign-related hotels in Pengcheng.

Of course, many high-end hotels are under construction in Pengcheng at this time. For example, the Shanghai Hotel, a once landmark building in Pengcheng, is still under construction at this time. However, the construction looks slow, and it is not like the later Pengcheng. City speed.

This is actually nothing, it’s just that we have no money and no policies.

The later Pengcheng speed was a miracle born of the dual effects of policy and money.

Not so at this time.

Although this area does have the advantage of being close to Xiangjiang, in fact, most people from Xiangjiang will not go this way when they come to the inland. Instead, they will go directly to Pengcheng via Zhongying Street, and then take the train to Guangzhou without stopping. .

After all, compared to Pengcheng, Guangzhou is more prosperous and lively, and life is more convenient.

As for Pengcheng, it is really better than a small town at this time.

In particular, Cao Zhiqiang made a big move in Shekou before, which resulted in the area still under martial law, with special personnel patrolling and standing guard everywhere, and no one wanted to stay here.

But no matter what, the future here is promising, that’s for sure.

For example, the automobile factory envisioned by Cao Zhiqiang would be very suitable to be built here.

But as for the specific location, Cao Zhiqiang thinks it would be better to build it in Bao'an District instead of Shekou as originally thought.

The reason is also very simple, that is, the terrain of Bao'an District is relatively flat and has a large plain area, which is suitable for large factories and large infrastructure construction.

It is precisely because of this that the later Pengcheng International Airport, Airport Terminal, and Dachan Bay Terminal with deeper water were all built in Bao'an District.

Speaking of which, it would be great if the automobile factory was built between the future Dachan Bay Terminal and the future Bao'an International Airport.

As for the current problem that neither the airport nor the terminal has.

It's simple. As long as the money is available, I can build it myself.

Anyway, it's all farmland now, and the land is so cheap. Don't waste it. Find a love angel to spend some money later. It doesn't take much. Invest billions of dollars in it. Then ask for money from the country, and build a dock together with the car factory as the center. It's not a big problem with the airport.

Thinking of this, Cao Zhiqiang simply rented a car, found a guide, and then drove to the vicinity of Da Chan Bay Pier in later times to have a look.

Because the changes were so great, I couldn't figure out the specific location for a while.

But the general direction is fine.

Anyway, as long as you find Phoenix Mountain first, then walk from the foot of Phoenix Mountain to the west and south until you reach the seaside, you will basically find the location of the future Bao'an International Airport.

At present, this place is still deserted, but the terrain is indeed relatively flat, with some small hills at most.

After determining the location, Cao Zhiqiang hurried towards Shekou Port.

When I got there, I found that there was a lot of construction work everywhere. The Shekou Port, which was originally under construction, has accelerated its construction speed. It already has a relatively mature terminal and a large number of warehouses.

Seeing this situation, Cao Zhiqiang immediately spent money to rent several large warehouses, and then found a hotel nearby to stay.

Waiting until midnight, Cao Zhiqiang secretly left the hotel and went to the warehouse, where he put out all the equipment, technical information, etc. related to the automobile production line in his personal space.

There is no way, these things take up too much space, it is better to put them out as soon as possible.

Sure enough, after the related equipment of the automobile production line was released, the carrying space immediately became spacious.

After locking the door, Cao Zhiqiang went directly back to the hotel, and then immediately dialed the special number given by Uncle Lin.

I wonder if it was because it was already midnight, so the person who answered the phone was not Uncle Lin, but a woman's voice.

The other party was also very cautious and directly said it was a certain canteen, which sounded like the phone number of an ordinary canteen in Beijing.

That way, if someone accidentally bumps into someone, there won't be any suspicion.

In fact, it is indeed a real canteen. Even if you check it, there will be no problem.

It's just that the people there are all professional intelligence personnel. Only when they tell the secret code will the other party convey it to them.

After Cao Zhiqiang took the initiative to say the secret code, the other party's tone changed and asked what happened.

Cao Zhiqiang didn't waste any time and directly reported his warehouse number here to the other party. He also said that some special equipment had been transported inside and he hoped to send someone to check it out to avoid any accidents.

To this, the other party decisively agreed, saying that it was no problem. Within ten minutes, someone would go over to watch the warehouse and prevent outsiders from approaching.

As soon as he heard this, Cao Zhiqiang knew that there must be someone arranged by Uncle Lin at Shekou Port, otherwise he wouldn't have sent someone over so quickly.

It seems that the actions of Cao Zhiqiang's bombers nearby stimulated the capital, so they increased investment in the construction project of Shekou Port and strengthened the defense force here.

Among them, the security force has been increased on the surface, but secretly, there is no telling how many intelligence personnel there are.

In fact, this is good, and it will be more convenient for Cao Zhiqiang to operate here in the future.

For example, if Cao Zhiqiang wants to secretly put something away again in the future, he can still find a place where there is no one around, quietly put the things out, and then call the superior to notify them and ask them to send someone to pick up the goods as soon as possible.

When you are prepared, you can control the news to a small range to minimize the possibility of exposure.

In this way, I am much safer.

To put it bluntly, for a secret operation like this, it is better to find a secret department to carry out it.

Like the previous situation of secretly releasing the White Swan bomber, it was actually a bit risky.

After all, there were no professional intelligence personnel nearby at the time. Once discovered by foreign spies, the consequences would be disastrous.

It was just that Cao Zhiqiang didn't think much about it at the time, let alone have any experience in this area, so he did it rashly.

Fortunately, Uncle Lin's energy was strong enough, and he dispatched security personnel in time to control the area near the beach. In addition, there were usually few people there, and he found an excuse to arrest criminals, so he managed to get over it.

If you can do this later, it won't work.

Therefore, if Cao Zhiqiang wants to smuggle something over in the future, it is better to let others prepare in advance and then operate.

But if people are prepared in advance, it will be even more troublesome if they discover their secrets. So Cao Zhiqiang thought twice and decided that his secret was more important. He would still act alone in the future, and try to find a deserted beach to put his things in the dark late at night.

At most, you can just call Uncle Lin immediately after putting your things away.

Unfortunately, there are no mobile phones yet.

It would be so convenient if you had a mobile phone.

After confirming that security personnel came to the warehouses that Cao Zhiqiang rented, they put seals on them, and strengthened the security around them, Cao Zhiqiang left with peace of mind.

There are seals and armed security personnel standing guard. Outsiders can tell at a glance that there is something wrong with something inside.

Yes, the higher-ups cleverly used so-called stolen stolen goods to cover up the truth.

Needless to say, this method is quite useful. At least this way, ordinary people can't get close, and security personnel can guard the warehouse openly.

Normally, those security personnel would not easily enter the warehouse to take a look, and they would probably have to wait until they came back before they would break the seal.

In this way, the contents inside will be stable.

After being satisfied, Cao Zhiqiang called the hotline again, hoping to return to Beijing as soon as possible and let them help make arrangements.

As a result, the other party quickly made arrangements.

After listening to the other party's arrangements, Cao Zhiqiang decisively put on a mask, sunglasses, a military coat, and stood at the place designated by the other party to wait.

Not long after, a 212 Jeep drove up to Cao Zhiqiang. Then the driver came down and exchanged the code words with Cao Zhiqiang. He didn't ask who Cao Zhiqiang was, and let him get into the back seat of the car without letting Cao Zhiqiang take off his sunglasses and mask.

Immediately afterwards, the driver pulled Cao Zhiqiang to a nearby open space, then lit three bonfires in the adjacent open space, and then waited patiently.

After waiting for only ten minutes, a helicopter roared over.

It looks like it is a relatively high-end Dolphin helicopter, imported from France.

The helicopter soon stopped nearby.

Next, Cao Zhiqiang, led by the car driver, boarded the helicopter directly.

After getting into the helicopter, the pilot inside didn't waste any time and took off immediately.

After flying for a while, we landed directly at the old Baiyun Airport in Guangzhou.

As soon as the helicopter landed, a man in a Chinese tunic suit who had been waiting nearby immediately went over to receive him.

After checking the code again, Cao Zhiqiang, guided by the man in Chinese tunic suit, rode a sidecar motorcycle and quickly arrived at a nearby Trident aircraft.

After boarding the plane skillfully, I found that besides myself, the only one inside was the man in Chinese tunic suit who followed me.

Of course, there must be pilots, but they didn't come out.

As for the flight attendants, there were none.

Obviously, this is a special plane specially prepared for Cao Zhiqiang, and the reason why there is no flight attendant is to minimize the exposure and prevent people from recognizing Cao Zhiqiang.

Even if Cao Zhiqiang wore sunglasses and a mask throughout the whole process, he might still be recognized if he came into contact with too many people.

After all, Cao Zhiqiang's current face is already somewhat famous even in China.

Who made Cao Zhiqiang so brilliant in Japan and then spread it back to China?

Many domestic media do not know Cao Zhiqiang's identity as an agent. They only know that he shines in Japan and brings glory to the country.

In particular, the movie that Cao Zhiqiang shot in China has not yet been released in China, but it has set off a movie-watching frenzy in Japan. This undoubtedly made the majority of domestic people, especially those intellectuals, feel particularly excited.

After all, this is also a kind of recognition.

Needless to say, at this time, domestic people are particularly eager to be recognized by foreigners. Otherwise, they would not be so eager to win awards abroad.

But at this time, the country was very poor, and most of its industrial and agricultural technologies could not compare with those of the Western world, so they could only compete in sports and art.

Therefore, the Olympic Games, film festivals, etc. are all the Chinese people are more enthusiastic about at this time.

It can only be said that when a country becomes poorer, the more eager it is to be recognized by others. This is a normal mentality.

Just like India later, why do they praise themselves everywhere and even make people feel that they are arrogant? The reason is also this desire to be recognized by others.

In fact, the Chinese people at this time were not much different from the later Bharat people. They were either blindly inferior or blindly arrogant.

It's just that when Chinese people had the mentality of longing for others' approval, the Internet was underdeveloped and the country was relatively closed. As a result, people from other countries in the world didn't know much about Chinese people. This made foreigners unclear about the common mentality of Chinese people at that time. I didn’t see too many jokes either.

But when the Bharat people started to be arrogant, it was already the Internet age, and the Bharat people generally like to express themselves, and they especially like to express their nonsense on YouTube and other Western-dominated online media. This is why everyone always looks at them. joke.

A country in a similar situation is South Korea.

Later, the reason why South Korea was disliked by people in most countries on the Internet was mainly because those people in South Korea were too arrogant, even so arrogant that they were blind.

Moreover, at that time, South Korea was almost overtaken by my country in its major industries, and even had a trade deficit with the country.

At that time, South Korea was looked down upon by all other countries except American fathers, including Europeans.

It is precisely because of South Korea's shameless and arrogant behavior that people in most countries in the world dislike them.

In short, in the early 1980s, the morale of the Chinese people was really low. Facing Western developed countries, they were either blindly arrogant or blindly inferior. The root cause was one word - poverty!

But Cao Zhiqiang, who is familiar with the future, knows very well that this is only temporary.

The rise of a nation-state like ours, which has a vast territory, a large population, rich resources, and a high proportion of a single ethnic group, is inevitable.

After all, no country in this world will always be strong.

For example, the Spanish Empire and later Great Britain were both powerful and powerful, but didn’t they also decline in the end?

Therefore, even though Yingjiang and Mao Xiong are in the spotlight now, they are actually temporary.

Especially furry bears, it won’t take long for them to fall apart on their own.

Of course, this is definitely a good thing for our country.

A dead furry bear is a good furry bear!

In Cao Zhiqiang's wild thoughts, the plane finally landed quietly at a military airport in the capital.

Ah, Beijing, I, Cao Zhiqiang, am back again!