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"We want bread!"

"We want clothes!"

"We want to be free!"

Kolya was standing on a boulevard near Red Square, shouting slogans to the crowd in the industrial zone through a loudspeaker.This was another spontaneous gathering. The same scene happened dozens of times every day in Moscow, but today it was hosted by Kolya.

In the distance, you can hear the sound of slogans near the Red Square.Kolya couldn't help being a little envious, the closer the Red Square was, the more audience there would be, and the prestige of the host would be higher.He guessed that in another month, he might be able to open an altar and shout slogans in a place adjacent to the Red Square.

There has never been a better time for politically beneficial Russians than early 1992.Especially for those who have never held public office, organizing mass demonstrations and rallies is the best way to gain power.If you do well, you can get a good job in no time.

The new President Yeltsin set an example for the Russians. He seized the Russian state power as a non-partisan person, successfully ascended to the top, and prevented the counterattack of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union by means of mass rallies, successfully dismembering the Soviet Union.Of course, Yeltsin was an important figure in the CPSU before, but the Russians do not publicize this point, and no one is willing to delve into it.

Kolya stood on a flower bed without flowers, facing the family members of the industrial zone, shouting hoarsely: "We want privatization! We want bread! We want hot water! We want to be the masters of the factories."

In his heart, what he thought of was "I want power".

Under the flower bed.There were seven or eight other people who yelled most vigorously with Kolya.They used to be workers of the No. [-] Bearing Factory on the outskirts of Moscow, specializing in the production of bearings for military factories. Since Gorbachev came to power, the operating rate of the Bearing Factory has been getting lower and lower every day, and then it simply stopped production.Everyone is not surprised, the army is selling weapons and equipment, and the military factories are still producing them.

then.Kolya and the others became one of the first Soviets to lose their jobs.

These seven or eight people desperately helping below are naturally not kind-hearted, but because Kolya promised to get a public office.Will help give them a job, at least help them organize mass meetings.For them at this time, this is the greatest hope.Therefore, everyone tried their best to scream, trying to make the rally look lively, so as to attract the attention of the government.

The people who participated in the rally were also full of fighting spirit.The lack of material hurts Muscovites. The past few years have been very hard, but they are not as hard as they are now.The embarrassment of lack of food and clothing allowed them to concentrate on their spiritual life. Participating in political opportunities, listening to speeches and parades became the best way for people to vent.

Kolya can organize thousands of people.It also benefits from the social environment.

Slavic men, who lost their jobs, could no longer yell at women at home, so they had to yell in the streets.

The mother who couldn't buy bread and eggs didn't want to stay at home. The kitchen was empty, and she could only curse the government while drinking water.Scold their freedom is not in place.Scolding them for not showing the good they promised, scolding them for their inaction and inaction...

A rally was so lively that Kolya showed joy and shouted even more happily: "We want bread! We want hot water! We want to be the masters of the factory!"

At this moment, a middle-aged uncle with the appearance of a worker suddenly jumped onto the flower bed and raised his fist.In the same tone as Kolya, shout: "We want rubles! We want to buy something!"

Kolya was taken aback, why did he call rubles for nothing?

Mass gatherings don’t mean you can shout whatever you want. You can “want democracy” or “freedom” or “want bread” or “milk”… But you can’t demand real things.

Buy something in rubles?

Is this something the government can fix?The government itself can no longer buy things in rubles.

Kolya made a face, and asked someone to pull the middle-aged worker who was shouting out of the flower bed.

However, the crowd has spontaneously shouted: "We want rubles, we want to buy something!"

There are not a few workers' families in Moscow with a total deposit of 10 to 10 rubles.If there is no inflation, this money can be used to buy several cars and eat and drink for [-] years.If the bank allows foreign exchange, more than [-] US dollars can be exchanged.

However, the current [-] rubles is only enough to barely survive for a few months.

Although not everyone can say the words purchasing power of money, everyone knows their own losses.

To buy things in rubles!

When this slogan was uttered, the hearts of the masses immediately trembled. Everyone shouted with multiple times of enthusiasm, while circling around excitedly.

Gradually, some people began to walk out.

The catchphrase is still the catchphrase "We're going to buy something!"

Kolya turned pale and yelled something, but no one heard him.

The crowd continued to go out, quickly walked onto the road, blocked the traffic, and then naturally headed towards the Red Square.

This is the parade!

The parade is not terrible. At this time, there are parades in Moscow every day.

The key is who is directing the parade and what is the purpose of the parade.

In Kolya's fantasy, one day he would lead a team of tens of thousands of people into Red Square shouting "Freedom and Peace".Then, I can get a public office because of my excellent organizational skills.

However, storming into Red Square chanting "We're going to buy something" is a parade.

Kolya couldn't help reaching out to grab the person in front of him, but the person didn't even look at him, and flung his arm away.

More and more people became infected and joined the parade.

The parade lasted for two days, undoubtedly alarming the upper echelons of Russia.

For two whole days, the incident was reported on television and radio.

Regarding the depreciation of the ruble, Russians have a lot of opinions. This is not the first time a demonstration has taken place. However, the media’s promotion and the participation of small traders from all walks of life made the demonstration time much longer. .

The Moscow city government is struggling to deal with this matter.Fortunately, they dealt with a lot of troubled things. Although they were very busy, they finally didn't have any major troubles.

However, it cannot go on like this.

With financial reforms alone, without supplies, the situation will only get worse.

Many people have the same understanding.

On January 1, the National Bank of Russia finally sent someone to the Chinese embassy and asked to meet with the Chinese bank delegation.

Sikong Guan and the others finally breathed a sigh of relief.

The embassy counselor was very busy, tidying up the house and cleaning the courtyard early in the morning.

Su Cheng saw it, and said in surprise, "Isn't it just a Russian bank?"

"Diplomacy is no small matter." The counselor said earnestly: "When the Russians come in a while, you have to take it seriously. When you go abroad, did the Ministry train you?"

The bankers who came with them all nodded.

Su Cheng looked left and right, only Gu Hongjun didn't move, he couldn't help laughing and said: "It seems that we are just two troubled brothers."

Gu Hongjun was taken aback: "You asked me too? I've learned it before."

"What have you learned?"

"Diplomatic etiquette, how did you eat, how did you shake hands, why did you talk, what's wrong?" Gu Hongjun's eyes almost bulged when he saw Su Cheng.

The counselor was not surprised and said: "So, Director Su is the only one who doesn't understand diplomatic etiquette. All right, Director Su can come to my room at night, let's learn."

Su Cheng is sure that if the counselor dares to say this in the next year, you will be deposed as a sexual harassment hat first.

Inviting others to study in your room?Ordinary wretched uncles are embarrassed to be so straightforward.

It would be even more excessive to invite men!

Of course, in 1992, Sioux City knew that studying in the room at night was really studying.It's like two male classmates holding hands and going to a small room to do handicrafts. That's real handicrafts.

Under the attentive gaze of the counselor, Su Cheng had no choice but to ask, "Can it be done during the day?"

"I have to work during the day. Let's do this. Take a break for 10 minutes after dinner, and then you come over. That's it." The counselor patted Su Cheng on the shoulder and said, "We don't have much time, let's start today, don't forget gone."

Su Cheng burst into tears, and felt that Mr. Counselor's hand was so soft...

The State Bank of Russia sent a three-person team, all of which were old banks from the Soviet era.After the meeting, you will need the qualification documents of the bank syndicate.

Without even thinking about it, Sikong Guan put a stack of documents on the table, and said with a smile: "We have already prepared it, take a look, if there is anything you are not satisfied with, we will discuss it later."

In the past, they were worried that their qualifications were not enough, which would make the Russian State Bank reject it.Now, conditions in all aspects are beginning to be favorable to the Chinese bank consortium, and he is less worried.

This was beyond Su Cheng's expectations. He immediately pressed a hand on the document, preventing Sikong Guan from handing over the document. He winked and said, "Our qualification documents are the same thing. The State Bank of Russia's What about qualification documents? I remember the counselor said yesterday that a basic principle of diplomacy is reciprocity. Isn’t that right? Equal powers, equal obligations, and equal documents.”

What he said so vividly can indeed be regarded as an excuse.It's not okay to leak all your own information to the other party before talking.

Sikong Guan was a little embarrassed, but seeing Su Cheng's firm attitude, he had no choice but to follow his words: "Yes, we must be equal."

The leader Kokilev said unhappily: "According to the rules, we have to check your qualifications before deciding whether to cooperate."

"Rules can always be broken." Standing on the territory of the Soviet Union, Su Cheng said such words, which naturally drew a blank stare.

The counselor thought helplessly: Why did I say so much last night, and you just remembered the sentence of reciprocity?

After a stalemate with each other for a while, Kogilev made a gesture to leave.

Sikong Guan calmed down this time and looked at Su Cheng.

Su Cheng also looked at the other party calmly, without saying anything to persuade him to stay.

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