I am a cripple in the Siheyuan. Who am I afraid of?

Chapter 575 Do you know who she is?
There is one major characteristic of Hong Kong people in business: small scale and decentralized operation. Few of them can form large and challenging multinational industrial companies.

Because there are so many other ways to make money quickly, after all, the financial center is not for nothing. So many wealthy people start working in the real economy and soon stop treating the industrial factories as a serious business and instead use them as a tool to make money. Then they leverage real estate and stocks.

After Song Wu met Lou Xiao'e for the first time in 66, he told her that she must seize the opportunity of industry, especially the strategy of attracting talents in special periods, establish her own scientific and technological research and development center, and open OEM factories all over the world as much as possible.

Therefore, under the guidance of Song Wu's half-understood premise, Lou Xiao'e really turned her business into a global multinational enterprise with Hong Kong as its R&D and financing center. After more than ten years of dedicated management, there were certainly failures, but there were more successes.

After all, she has a strong talent advantage. Not only has she absorbed a large number of high-level talents from the mainland, but she has also gathered many overseas Chinese who originally studied in Europe and the United States.

Therefore, now that Lou Xiao'e is leading her troops north, she will come into direct competition with the Japanese, the United States, and Europe.

By the way, there is also a country called South Korea that is trying hard to catch up and is just starting to rise.

Japan, South Korea and even Europe have an advantage. They can make full use of the United States' technological dominance. These countries are already strong in science and technology, and with the help of the husbands of the United States, they are even stronger.

Lou Xiao'e can only rely on her own strength, because many policies and laws in Hong Kong are not very conducive to the formation of an industrialized industrial manufacturing center.

Fortunately, Lou Xiao'e had acquired a large amount of land in advance, so even in Hong Kong there was enough space for the production center, R&D center, and design center.

Now is the perfect time to take advantage of the mainland's abundant labor force and vast market.

Because Song Wu had the advantage in relationships, he also allowed Lou Xiao'e to take the lead.

As soon as he came back, he started to cooperate with BAIC, preparing to jointly produce three car models under the brand of Borgward.

This is a German brand that Lou Xiaoe bought back from the Mexicans in 66. In addition, she bought the remaining shares from BMW. Not only did she invite Mr. Bao Wu, the original technical founder of Borgward Automobile, to Hong Kong, she even poached back half of the R&D technology team. At the same time, she also transported the Borgward technology and P100 production line that the Mexicans bought back to Hong Kong.

Now, not only the P100 is running on the streets of Hong Kong, but also the P200 and P300 which were subsequently developed by the team in Hong Kong.

In Song Wu's opinion, the P400 developed by Lou Xiao'e and his team is basically identical to the Santana.

A small van and a microcar are also being developed.

Now Lou Xiao'e is cooperating with BAIC with vans, micro cars and P400 to build a joint venture factory to produce BAIC Borgward.

With this joint venture project, the Borgward project in Lou Xiao'e's hands has more room for survival. The funds and R&D team finally have the ability to generate revenue and can finally breathe a sigh of relief.

In recent years, Lou Xiao'e has received talents not only in traditional Chinese medicine, but also in other fields. It is thanks to these displaced talents and relatively abundant cash flow that Lou Xiao'e has so much vision and development.

As a result, now that I have returned to BJ, I have a certain foundation and various businesses that have been developed, and they have basically begun to compete directly with many Japanese brand products, such as TV recorders and other electronic products.

At the beginning, Lou Xiao'e thought that as long as the conditions she offered were good enough, the technology transfer was stronger, and the products were good enough, she would be able to easily defeat the Japanese in the competition.

Later, I slowly discovered something was wrong. Why did the government offices in the mainland sometimes choose to cooperate with Japanese products that were more expensive, inferior, and had more stringent conditions, instead of choosing the projects in Lou Xiao'e's hands?
Lou Xiao'e was puzzled and after suffering several losses, she finally couldn't bear it anymore and found Song Wu and told him her doubts.

Song Wu smiled and said to Lou Xiao'e, "If you had asked me about this matter originally, I might not have been able to react right away, and I might not have been able to give you a suitable answer. But some time ago, He Yushui gave me some information about the problem you are facing. In addition, I went to learn about the specific situation, and combined with my previous experience and experience in dealing with the Japanese, I can actually tell you the answer. Because they are all our own people."

Lou Xiao'e was listening carefully to Song Wu's explanation, but the answer he gave was completely beyond Lou Xiao'e's expectations, and she even couldn't accept and understand it.

"What are you saying? I don't understand a word you say. I know the meaning of every word, but I don't understand what you say. What do you mean they are our own people?"

Lou Xiao'e certainly didn't understand "our own people". One was Japanese and the other was a Chinese working in the mainland. How could they be our own people? Were they good friends or classmates?
Song Wu looked at Lou Xiao'e, who was frowning and thinking hard but couldn't figure it out, and then he laughed: "Okay, stop guessing. I'll give you a rough idea of ​​the situation. It may not be the case for every one, but there are many such cases. Pay more attention in the future. I have actually told my old leader about it, and he is investigating and taking measures."

Lou Xiao'e pouted and said unhappily, "Oh, don't talk about anything else first, tell me your answer first, what's going on, what do you mean they are our own people."

Song Wu smiled and said, "You know the deaf old lady, right?"

Lou Xiao'e waved her hand: "From what you said, of course I know. How could I not know him?"

Song Wu then continued, "Since you know him, do you know who she is?"

Downstairs, I frowned and thought about it, then said with some doubt and uncertainty: "Isn't it said that they are five-guarantee households and have made straw sandals for the army?"

Song Wu laughed. "Five-guarantee households, there is no such thing as five-guarantee households in the city, so this saying does not exist. She also made straw sandals for the army, yes, but it is not certain which army she made them for. Forget it, I won't beat around the bush, I'll just tell you directly. I suspect that the deaf old lady is not Chinese."

Lou Xiao'e seemed to have heard a joke, not knowing whether to say it or not: "What are you talking about? She is not Chinese, so who is she? She is an old lady in this courtyard."

Song Wu smiled and said, "She is not Chinese. I suspect she is a Japanese. There are many Japanese who have become Chinese by hiding their real names. She may speak Beijing dialect better than you and live like an ordinary person in the alley. But she may be a Japanese who became a naturalized Japanese citizen and changed her identity early on."

"Is the deaf old lady Japanese?"

It was obvious that Lou Xiao'e hadn't reacted yet and couldn't accept it for the time being.

(End of this chapter)