A doctor who travels through two eras

Anthony and Witt also got off the speedboat with a smile. Europeans and Americans like to play exciting things very much, and sea surfing is one of their hobbies.

"Professors, please take your seats. We are ready to take off."

Lin Sanqi used a motor to drive the speedboat out of the boathouse very slowly and gestured throughout the process, which made Professor Theodore very dissatisfied:
"Lin, this is the land plane you mentioned, you..."

Before he finished speaking, Lin Sanqi ignited the nine engines and the speedboat instantly accelerated. The three professors were so scared that they quickly grabbed the fixed rods beside them, and then they screamed excitedly:
"Fuck, this is a speedboat!"

"What we used to play with were all talent toys? Was it the little wooden boat that grandma rowed?"

"Lin, can you go faster?"

Lin Sanqi took the three white men for a walk in Dapeng Bay. The roar of the motor woke up the patrol ship Dapu again.

Captain and patrol team leader Cheng Jing looked at the darkness around him and heard the mysterious speedboat approaching again, so he also stood on the deck.

After a while, the searchlight shone on the pitch-black speedboat, and it was visible to the naked eye that there were four people on the speedboat.

One yellow man and three white people.

Cheng Jing thought, this young man is out having fun with the foreigners again, he isn't afraid of crashing into an island in the middle of the night and dying.

But on the surface he was still polite, even a little flattering, "Mr. Lin, are you out for a walk again tonight?"

Lin Sanqi deliberately found the patrol boat of the Hong Kong Water Police. If he wanted to carry out "smuggling" smoothly in Yantian and Lizhiwo, he had to maintain good relations with the Water Police.

It was still the same old plan. Lin Sanqi threw over a knife worth 10,000 Hong Kong dollars.

"Mr. Cheng, you have worked hard to protect Hong Kong. This money will buy you and your patrol brothers some tea."

Lin Sanqi would give money every time he encountered a patrol boat, which made the Hong Kong water police want to be transferred to work in Dapeng Bay. In Hong Kong, where the average salary per person is two to three hundred yuan, this is definitely a huge sum of money.

"Mr. Lin, you are too polite, haha."

After Cheng Jing finished speaking, he saw that Lin Sanqi had no intention of introducing the three foreigners, so he stopped asking.

Anyway, foreigners can only appear in Hong Kong, not in the mainland. This also indirectly proves that the young Mr. Lin in front of him is someone's Little K in Hong Kong.

"Mr. Cheng, if you hear a speedboat with this kind of engine noise at night, please do me a favor and don't stop it.

My big plane can reach a maximum speed of over 60 knots. If it collides with a patrol boat, it will be like a flood that washes away the Dragon King Temple."

Cheng Jing naturally agreed.

Not to mention that he didn't suspect Lin Sanqi was a smuggler. Even if Lin Sanqi was smuggling, it would have nothing to do with him. The 10,000 Hong Kong dollars in his hand were real.

"Mr. Lin, don't worry. We will turn off the lights and go to bed at night. We don't care how you play."

Lin Sanqi was delighted when he heard this, thinking that Hong Kong people are really loyal to whoever feeds them, and have no principles at all.

If it were our own soldiers, believe it or not, they would just fire a volley of bullets and kill you, you damn capitalist.

So Lin Sanqi threw another 20,000 Hong Kong dollars over:

"Sir Cheng, I'm quite busy recently. Please share this money with the other brothers of the Dapeng Bay Patrol. I will come to thank you another day."

Lin Sanqi really wanted to visit the water police. As long as he bribed them all, he could enter and exit Hong Kong as if he were in an empty city.

If one wants to attract the attention of the Hong Kong Eagle Government and the Eagle Country Garrison, the Marine Police must first report it. If the Marine Police are in cahoots with him, the people above can completely conceal it.

It is impossible for the senior police officers or the Hong Kong government officials to come to this deserted Dapeng Bay to patrol and conduct random checks in person, so they just have to follow the orders of their subordinates.

The three white professors also pretended not to see Lin Sanqi's behavior.

Spending money to "bribe" people is commonplace for them, and the eldest brother doesn't laugh at the second brother's affairs.

After everyone had enough fun, the speedboat turned north and quickly docked at a temporary pier in Sha Tau Kok.

After Lin Sanqi and the three professors got off the speedboat, mainland staff immediately covered the speedboat.

In the dark night, an SUV was parked at the dock.

After Witt, Anthony and Theodore got ashore, they immediately walked around the strange black SUV several times, their faces full of surprise.

Theodore squatted down and looked at it for a long time, then he couldn't help but ask curiously:

"Lin, this car is so strange, it looks very luxurious, but where is your exhaust pipe? I can't find it." Lin Sanqi laughed:
"Theodore, this car doesn't run on gasoline, but purely on electricity. You can also think of it as an electric car."

After these words came out, the three white professors were even more surprised: "Tram?"

In fact, electric cars are nothing new in Europe and the United States.

In 1891, American Henry Morris built the first electric four-wheel drive vehicle;

In May 1899, the "Insatiable" car designed by Belgian Camille had a speed of over 5km/h, becoming the fastest electric car at the time.

From the late 19th century to the early 20th century, electric vehicles entered the commercialization stage. The United States was the first to realize the commercial operation of early electric vehicles. Electric vehicles were widely used in taxis, delivery trucks, buses and other fields.

By 1912, the number of electric vehicles registered in the United States reached 3.4, covering almost all types of vehicles, and production and sales reached their peak during this period.

During this period, the Qing Dynasty had just fallen and the Republic of China had just arrived. The country was almost in an agricultural society.

But later, with the rise of fuel vehicles, electric vehicles began to decline, and until the 1960s, electricity was rarely seen in European and American countries.

Even the only tram available was just a battery, a sofa and four wheels, very simple.

The SUV that appeared in front of the three white professors at this time was definitely big and luxurious. Lin Sanqi bought it according to the top configuration, and it was extraordinary.

"Professors, come on, get in the car. The car is just a means of transportation. It doesn't matter."

Professor Witte sat in the front seat, watching Lin Sanqi turn the steering wheel slightly, the car speeding forward, and couldn't help but sigh:

"Lin, this is amazing. I finally believe that China's technological strength is not weak. Look at this electric car. We in Eagle Country can't make it. Of course, it would be better if your road could be built better."

Lin Sanqi felt embarrassed when he heard this. There were indeed not many good roads in Bao'an County. He had just started infrastructure construction and had not had time to build roads.

Fortunately, the electric shock absorbers are well made. If an ordinary Jeep 212 came over, it would have shaken people to pieces.

Arriving at the Baoan County Guesthouse, Lin Sanqi said politely:
"Three professors, please take a rest tonight. Please forgive me for the poor conditions. Although your visit has been tacitly approved by the superiors, the superiors asked us to keep a low profile, so I will not give you the treatment of state guests."

Professor Witte was more casual: "The main point is to make money. No one comes to China to enjoy themselves."

Professor Anthony laughed out loud:
"That's a shame. I thought there would be children wearing red scarves singing and dancing to welcome us. That would be a real head of state treatment."

Lin Sanqi could tell that these three white men still looked down on China in their hearts, but there was nothing he could do about it because China in the 1960s was simply too backward.

But he did not feel inferior. How could a time traveler envy these primitive people from the 1960s?

Only when one knows shame and then becomes brave can one show his true heroic qualities.

The next morning, Sha Tau Kok.

Lin Sanqi pointed to the bustling construction site in front of him and said:
"My three professors, the area I am working on now is 5 square kilometers in total, which is where I plan to build a pharmaceutical factory. I plan to complete the first phase of the project within two months, and then start producing ethylpyrifos tablets immediately.

Further east from Sha Tau Kok, there is another flat land of about 100 square kilometers, which will be the second phase of the development area. My goal is to build the world's largest and most advanced drug production base."

The three professors were finally moved when they saw more than 10,000 workers and more than 100 construction vehicles coming and going, and the bustling scene.

In their view, a project that can mobilize tens of thousands of workers can be considered a "project of the century" abroad.

Seeing the white professor's surprised expression, Lin Sanqi continued to brag:

"Don't be fooled by the fact that there are more than 3 construction workers here. In fact, I have prepared workers in Bao'an. Some of them are building railways and roads, and some are building power plants and water plants."

Professor Witte was infected:
"Lin, I used to have some doubts about the factory you mentioned, but now I don't have any doubts at all. Just considering so many workers, your investment must be at least hundreds of millions of dollars. My God, where did you get so much money?"

Lin Sanqi thought, should I tell you that these workers cost almost nothing, just a hundred kilograms of food every month.

Unlike European and American construction workers, who are slow in doing their work and always clamor for an eight-hour work system, there are tea breaks during working hours in the morning and afternoon.

Labor costs are very, very high, which is why European and American countries rely on machines to do engineering projects.

The key point is that these workers will quit their jobs if they are not satisfied with something. They either want a pay raise or a reduction in working hours. In any case, they are just asking for trouble.

It cannot be said that the workers’ actions are wrong. Of course, workers need to fight for their own rights.

However, if we excessively demand to protect our own rights and interests and ignore the interests of our clients, efficiency will not be improved.

Sweatshops and slave labor camps are two extremes, and neither is acceptable. (End of this chapter)