Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1642 More Good News

Liu Xiaoqing was even more anxious than the others, but she didn't know when Han Li would be free, or even if she would be able to see him before leaving. There was a phone number that no one was answering.

After returning from the restaurant, Han Li took a nice afternoon nap at home. After waking up, he went to his study and spent the entire afternoon there drinking tea, reading, and studying.

Han Li was unaware that Liu Xiaoqing and the others were talking about him, and even less aware that Zhou Huimin's mother had taken the time to visit Hong Kong University today.

In the evening, the Chung sisters returned from the garment company and prepared dinner. Only then did Han Li leave the study, wash his hands, and eat.

During the meal, things were the same as usual. Chung Chu-hung talked to Han Li about the trivial matters at the company that day, while Chung Chu-dan, as usual, ate her meal in silence since there was nothing she wanted to talk about.

Early the next morning, after Han Li finished practicing his boxing stance and the Spring Breeze and Rain Technique on the terrace, he reached out and pulled Zhong Chudan over from beside him.

Summer is really nice; Zhong Chudan always wears a bathrobe when she comes up here.

This kind of clothing is very convenient for Han Li, who has just finished practicing the Spring Breeze and Rain Technique and needs to have effective communication and exchange with her.

One pull, one press, one tug.

The two of them then transformed into the male and female protagonists of a certain Titanic movie.

Zhong Chudan held onto the edge of the terrace wall with both hands, while Han Li supported her slender waist from behind.

At this moment, the calm sea of ​​Victoria Harbour before dawn is excitedly awaiting the sunrise.

As dawn broke, the scene before us was as if shrouded in a light, silvery-gray veil.

At this moment, when all was still, a melodious chirping suddenly broke the silence from the terrace.

On the distant sea, the sun finally peeked out from behind the clouds and began to rise steadily, step by step.
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Han Li had a lot on his plate today, making regular phone calls to Attorney Jin and Anita Koch, as well as to the yacht club, the detective agency, and the headhunting firm.

Attorney Jin's side remains relatively stable, and he is shorting a portion of Jia Ning Group's shares every day.

However, Attorney Jin said that yesterday Jia Ning Group disclosed its latest financial statements to its shareholders, and the reserves, cash flow, and group revenue on the books were all alarmingly high.

This report caused Jia Ning Group's stock price to rise a few points again today.

This situation made the trader a little unsure, and Attorney Jin's words also carried a hint of advice.

Han Li knew that the collapse of the Jia Ning Group building was inevitable, so he ignored Attorney Jin's advice and instead cheered and encouraged him.

Anita Koch's situation is also good. First, her talks with Jia Ning Group about the secret sale of their taxi company, several undeveloped plots of land, and film production company through an "off-the-books" deal have made progress.

According to Anita Koch, the two sides are now in a test of patience, seeing who will lose their temper first. She estimates that this will take about three more days.

In addition, after Anita Koch mentioned the cinema chain to Han Li last time, she made some initial contact with them.

Until yesterday, the nephew of the Shaw family contacted Anita Koch, saying that his sixth uncle wanted to meet her today to discuss the theater business.

If nothing unexpected happens, the matter of the cinema chain will also enter the negotiation period after today.

However, it's hard to say when an agreement will be reached. It will require both sides to test each other, engage in a power struggle, and wear down each other's patience.

Finally, Anita Koch was furious, saying that her legs were sore from running and her mouth was almost blistered, but the foreigners in the Hong Kong government still hadn't given her any definite news.

After giving Anita Koch a few instructions, Han Li hung up the phone, lit a cigarette, and began to consider these matters. If Jia Ning Group's financial statements were truly that good, it wouldn't have sold off a portion of its assets through a secret "dark market" deal.

The financial statement released by Jia Ning Group is a death throes; this empire is probably just one step away from collapse. If there is any explosive negative news, the stock market may be forced to close.

Han Li made notes on the sketch, and then wrote in his notebook that he would urge Anita Koch to complete the acquisition of Jia Ning Group's assets as soon as possible the next day.

As for Han Li's desire to acquire large areas of wild mountains, hills, wastelands, and islands again, although he was somewhat anxious, no one could do anything about it unless those foreigners in Hong Kong gave the order.

Han Li complained about the foreigners for a while, and when he refilled his teacup, he saw the calendar on the table and laughed.

Today's date on the calendar is September 20th. In four days, that's the date the Iron Lady from England will travel to Beijing to meet with our senior officials to discuss the Hong Kong issue.

After that day, whether it's my unyielding attitude or the news of that Iron Lady's fall, it will break down the psychological defenses of those foreigners in the British government and many people in Hong Kong.

This will become the catalyst for a sharp drop and halving of prices in many sectors in Hong Kong, including land, housing prices, properties, factories, and industries, over the next two years.

Therefore, when Han Li saw the date on the calendar, he immediately felt much better.

In a few more days, not only will the foreigners in Hong Kong sell some wild mountains, hills, wastelands, and islands to Han Li.

The Jia Ning Group will also be devastated by these two pieces of news, and the collapse of the building will be imminent.

After writing down his speculations in his notebook, Han Li picked up the phone again and called the yacht club and the headhunting company.

The yacht club is holding exams today, the detective agency is still gathering information on Huo Jianning, and the headhunting company hasn't found a suitable candidate yet.

Two of the last three messages were bad, but that didn't affect Han Li's mood. He hung up the phone, changed his clothes, and drove off.

Han Li drove from Jia Hui Garden directly to the yacht club in Wong Chuk Hang. Then he was led to the nearby Hong Kong Wan Chai Water Police Station examination center to take the first step of the paper-based exam.

This exam posed no difficulty for Han Li; he could simply copy the information from the decomposition space.

After the paper-based exam was over, seven or eight candidates gathered at the pier of the Water Police Station, and the proctors didn't come over for quite a while.

Han Li went through the yacht club channel, and he was the first one called aboard the boat for a practical test.

For Han Li, the exam went smoothly except for the initial discomfort of adapting to the unfamiliar yacht's temperament.

The exam will not involve candidates driving a boat at high speed on the sea; candidates will simply need to perform certain actions according to the invigilator's instructions.

Han Li disembarked from the boat, and the yacht club staff obtained his score from the examiner in advance. They then arranged for someone to process his yacht driving license, which is called a Class 1 Vessel Operator Certificate in Hong Kong.

Han Li looked at the newly issued certificate in his hand, thinking that he had not yet fulfilled his promise to Zhong Chuhong and her sister to go on a trip.

So Han Li immediately rented a yacht from the yacht club, the largest yacht that a single person could drive there.

(Fifteen meters high, two stories.)
After Han Li rented the yacht, he learned that the place could also prepare various supplies needed for guests to go out to sea. He immediately made a list of supplies and asked the staff to load them onto the boat before this evening.

Han Li left Huangzhukeng and hummed an unknown tune all the way home.

Tonight he's taking Cherie Chung and her sister for a swim in the waters near Hong Kong.
(End of this chapter)