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Kogilev stared into Su Cheng's eyes, if it was the Soviet era, he would turn his head and leave.But today's Russia is different.

The only improvement in the Yeltsin era compared with the Stalin era is that the replacement of officials does not need to be eradicated. If someone is labeled as an "old idea" or an "old bureaucrat", he will be pulled down immediately, and he will be helpless and can only demonstrate of ordinary people.In Russia at this time, how many middle and high-level officials are not "old bureaucrats"?Even Yeltsin himself was.When Kokilev woke up, he changed from a Soviet official to a Russian official.

Needless to say, it is not uncommon for natural conversions to occur.Everyone knows that Yeltsin's next step is to replace conservative officials. Those red-skinned carrots from the former Communist Youth League have long been impatient.How can an official who has just changed his court be as tough as before.

The matter of the 〖China〗 Chinese bank group will involve diplomatic relations and geopolitics in a large scale, and in a small scale, it will also be affected by the current situation in Moscow.Arbitrarily rejecting the [China] country is somewhat difficult to explain.

Kokilev restrained his temper, and it took a long time before he said slowly: "Diplomatic reciprocity does not apply to the relationship between banks. If you apply for a loan from the Russian State Bank, we will see you qualification documents."

If he is willing to talk, he is showing weakness.

Officials familiar with the Soviet Union were secretly surprised, but did not speak.

Su Cheng said: "Correspondingly, the Russian National Bank also needs RMB assistance from the [China] Bank of China, and we also need to see your qualification documents."

"The National Bank of Russia is still in the process of rectification, and the documents will not be shown to anyone until they are sorted out."

"Since the Russian National Bank is in chaos, what qualifications do we have to review our qualification documents? Our bank is very worried that you will leak your secrets to people outside the bank."

"That's impossible."

"The most impossible things have already happened, nothing is impossible." Sioux City spoke for the second time through the disintegration of the Soviet Union.

Kogilev said very unhappy: "So, you can't produce the qualification documents?"

< Similarly, you should hand over the qualification documents of the Russian National Bank to us at the appropriate time. "The words turned around and came back again, Su Cheng seemed to take a step back.

Kogilev immediately turned around and began to discuss in a low voice.

Sikong Guan asked in confusion: "What's the use of their qualification documents?"

"The rate of ruble depreciation is determined to measure the interest rate." Su Cheng said softly: "The Russian National Bank is the controller of the ruble. After reading their qualification documents, we can judge the controllability of the ruble." And, wait Let's talk about a certain level, and then give them qualification documents, there is room for interpretation.Otherwise, if the qualification documents are given at the beginning, this guy said that our qualifications are not suitable, and the loan will be yellowed? "

In fact, Sikong Guan understood only half of what Su Cheng said.In terms of professionalism, he can get out of the ten streets of Sioux City, but people still don't have any idea about the collapse of a country.Where does it look like a financier of later generations, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the collapse of Eastern Europe, the collapse of South America, the collapse of East Asia, and the collapse of the Eurozone... The social analysis after the collapse is more like experience and intuition, because everything is beyond Ordinary people feel that there is no reason for things like a currency depreciation of 1 times. The professors are all afterthoughts, and their predictions are just luck.

"I will cooperate with you." Sikong Guan gave an affirmative answer.

"Well, you delay for a while, I will put a little pressure on him." Su Cheng nodded.

Sikong Guan was surprised and said: "You want to negotiate today?"

"They were born under pressure, the sooner they come, the easier it is to talk."

"Alright.

After a while, the Russians also finished their small meeting.Kokilev turned his head and said in a gesture: "We can sign a memorandum and promise not to quote your qualification documents on other occasions. However, the Russian National Bank is the [Central] Bank of Russia, and our qualifications are beyond doubt... ..."

"The Bank of the Soviet Union used to be the National Bank of the Soviet Union." This time, the unceremonious one became Sikong Guan.He attacked Kogilev with a barrage of nouns, turning the negotiations into a professional one.

The Russian side did not show weakness either, and kept talking non-stop.

From time to time, the counselors from the 〖China〗 country came to help me, and at the same time, they wrote about Sioux City.At this moment, Chairman Su moved to the far right of the negotiating table, leaned back on the chair, and made a casual phone call.That gesture is definitely not in line with diplomatic etiquette.It's just that the Russians are still there, so he can't correct it immediately.

Kokilev was very tough, although he was talking.After a while, he looked at Su Cheng and asked, "If you don't back down, there is nothing we can do. We can only go here first today."

"Well, there's no other way." Su Cheng got up and shook hands with Kogilev, as if he didn't mind his leaving.

Sikong Guan looked at Su Cheng incomprehensibly, and stood up cooperatively.

"Let's send Mr. Kokilev off." Su Cheng pulled Sikong Guan and the others out together.

Counselor Wei Wei took the lead.This is proper diplomacy. No matter how unpleasant the quarrel at the negotiating table is, we should still be friends when we leave the negotiating table.

Therefore, he also made an exception to accompany Su Cheng, preparing to send Kogilev to the car together.

A few people walked out of the embassy's gate chatting gossip, and when they were about to reach the gate of the embassy, ​​they heard bursts of Russian voices coming from outside the wall.

"What's going on here?" Several people stopped and listened carefully.

The counselor translated softly: "It is the Russians who are marching and demonstrating, condemning the embassies of Western countries for only asking, not paying. The supply of materials in Moscow is already a problem."

The latter sentence is probably his own comment.

Kogilev looked very bad, turned his head and explained: "We originally prohibited them from parading in the embassy area. However, you have also seen that there are always some people who do not obey the rules."

In his heart, if it was the Soviet Union, these people would be killed.

Now it is different, almost no one is actually punished for inappropriate demonstrations.The scale and extent of the parade has also increased day by day.

For ordinary people, this is also a good outlet.

Another Soviet official explained: "They were protesting that some countries did not fulfill their commitments."

When it comes to this issue, Kojilie is mostly a little bit angrily.

Before the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Western countries made many promises, expressing explicitly or implicitly that once the Soviet Union reversed their ideology, they would help them reform the national economy, help the people become rich, and at the same time provide a large amount of assistance.

If the Soviet Union had only reversed its ideology without disintegrating, perhaps [-] to [-]% of these aids would have been fulfilled.

But once the Soviet Union disintegrates the republics including Russia, the value will be greatly reduced.Not only did the free aid never materialize, even the paid aid, a lot of it also disappeared.Everyone is watching to see if Russia can be revived.

And the time they wait and see is when Russia needs help most.In times when food is tight, anger can easily build up.

Su Cheng said at this time: "[China] and the Russian Federation are separated by a narrow strip of water. As long as the railway is smooth, it can still transport quite a lot of materials."

"Thank you [China] for your help, but Russia needs too many supplies." Kokilev came partly because of the pressure of [China] goods, but he didn't take them seriously inside.The Soviet Union before and after its disintegration was indeed not so closed, but its eyes were on European and American countries.It’s like [China], which has just reformed and opened up. All eyes are on Japan, the United States, and Britain, and they want to catch up with Britain and the United States. No one noticed that at that time, I couldn’t even compare with Thailand.

Su Cheng glanced at Kogilev with a smile and said, "We can provide 1 tons of supplies this month, I don't know if it will help.

"This month? It's already the 10th."

"Well. Starting from tomorrow, we will provide 1 tons of supplies every day, which is only 500 tons per day." This amount is not enough to supply Moscow, but it is a rare aid.

Corgi Levin asked in surprise, "Can you do it?"

Su Cheng nodded and said, "It's very simple."

"It is easy to allocate 500 tons of materials at a time, but it is difficult to allocate 1 tons a month..."... Kogilev understood.

Su Cheng spread his hands and said with a smile: "[China] is a socialist country. Like the former Soviet Union, we still maintain the power of the national system. If necessary, tens of thousands of tons of supplies are nothing."

The word "national system" has its own vocabulary in the Russian language.Hearing it, Kogilev's nostrils fluttered with excitement, feeling like returning to his best years.

This generation of Russians has dedicated their lives to the Soviet Union.From studying to working, Russians have enjoyed the best treatment in the Soviet Union, and Muscovites have enjoyed the best treatment in Russia. Of course, there are many good things in their memories.

However, people always want better.It was not the discriminated Central Asian countries that betrayed Russia, but the Russians and Muscovites.

With a blink of an eye, Kogilev asked softly: "Is the [Chinese] government willing to provide assistance?"

"We only represent our respective banks. I only represent Dahua Industrial." Sioux City avoided talking about national issues, but in the eyes of the Soviets, it seemed to be secret state aid.

A Soviet person asked excitedly: "Is the 10 tons of supplies a month a free aid?"

This time, both Su Cheng and Kogilev looked over with foolish eyes.

"Let's sign the memorandum." Hearing the sound of demonstrations outside the wall, Kokilev put away his previous arrogance.

His arrogance is really nothing compared to 1 tons of supplies.

Sikong Guan was two steps behind, and asked Su Cheng in a low voice: "Can we come up with 1 tons of supplies?"

"You can take out tens of thousands of tons." Su Cheng smiled and said, "You underestimate the productivity of [China]."

Before the production capacity of factories in [China] exploded, even the Chinese themselves could hardly believe in its production capacity.Su Cheng himself is very clear about it.