A doctor who travels through two eras

Chapter 854 Grandpa Yin Strongly Opposes

In the evening, after seeing off the hospital directors, Lin Sanqi strolled with Yin Lianyi in the hospital garden.

To elevate its image, Lingnan Hall Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic hired a top-tier domestic landscape design team to comprehensively renovate the entire hospital's greenery, transplanting many rare flowers, trees, and Chinese medicinal herbs.

One expense alone amounted to nearly 100 million RMB.

So even if the patients at the TCM clinic are very wealthy and knowledgeable, they are still willing to come out for a walk and enjoy the garden of Lingnan Hall TCM Clinic.

Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes holistic treatment, and often a good mood can make an illness half better.

If it weren't for the sheer number of treasures inside Lingnan Hall Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic and the extremely strict security measures that prohibit unauthorized entry, it would have long become a popular spot for online check-ins.

The two found a pavilion to sit down. Looking around at this place, which resembled a legendary royal garden, Yin Lianyi felt uneasy and said:

"Hey, you idiot, we're all kids from urban villages. Look at our lives now, it's like a dream. You've made so much money, don't you feel uneasy?"

Lin Sanqi stroked his girlfriend's hand and sighed:

"How could we be at peace? As you said, we are just ordinary people. Suddenly possessing too much wealth is a curse, not a blessing. That's why I transferred most of my assets abroad, and I don't have any heavy assets in China."

If there's any sign of trouble, or if some large corporation tries to target me, I can immediately abandon my domestic company, pack my bags, and run away without hesitation. Would you call that patriotism or unpatriotism?

Yin Lianyi laughed and said, "From a human nature perspective, self-preservation has nothing to do with patriotism. But if you post these remarks online, you will probably be cyberbullied, haha."

Lin Sanqi said helplessly:

"Yes, the right approach is to invest domestically, build factories, and create more jobs. At the same time, we should also increase R&D efforts to enhance the company's technological capabilities."

Earning money domestically and spending it domestically is a virtuous cycle that ensures the healthy operation of the national economy.

But why are so many wealthy people running away now? Just look at the Jinhu Real Estate CEO who passed away a few months ago; his two sons and his wife all had foreign residency.

This touches upon the issue of security, and there's so much that needs to be done domestically. Most importantly, the rule of law must be upheld. If this isn't done, capital will continue to plunder with impunity, and the wealthy will still flee.

Yin Lianyi suddenly chuckled:
"So you moved your household registration to Hong Kong?"

The entire Lin family, including the parents and Lin Bingqiao, has changed their household registration to Hong Kong, and Lingnan Hall has officially become a Hong Kong-funded company.

Of course, the Lin family's life remained unchanged; they continued to do business in China and lived in Shilou Village.

Lin Sanqi sighed and said with a wry smile:
"Actually, immigrating to Hong Kong wasn't my original intention. I originally wanted to immigrate to Macau. But Macau is too small, and the flow of funds still relies on Hong Kong. So, to achieve my goal in one step, I moved to Hong Kong instead."

Moreover, as a Hong Kong investor, I can enjoy more preferential policies in the mainland, and those shady capitalists wouldn't dare to easily target a Hong Kong company. So I'm relatively safe; as long as I don't oppose the country, I'm secure.

Yin Lianyi was still somewhat puzzled:
“I don’t think Hong Kong is safe either. You should go straight to the US, or the UK or France. If you invest in China under the name of foreign capital, your assets will be safer.”

Lin Sanqi quickly waved his hand, firmly denying it:
"Forget it, immigrating to the United States is a very foolish thing to do. If you are a moderately wealthy person with tens of millions or hundreds of millions in assets, you can live a life of financial freedom and personal safety in the United States."

However, if your wealth exceeds tens of billions of dollars, then you are a big piece of meat. Don't think that domestic capital is scary; American capital is even scarier. When they get ruthless, they can turn your whole body into parts and put them on the organ market.

Moreover, it's not just capital that's terrifying in the United States; what's even more terrifying is their government. Don't be fooled by the Democratic Party and the Republican Party; they're essentially two sides of the same coin. On the surface, they fight tooth and nail, but in private, they're like brothers.

Therefore, the US government is the biggest rogue state. Wall Street might not be able to find out how much wealth you have right now, but there's nothing the US government can't find out. Once they do, it's the end of the world for you.

After graduating, Yin Lianyi went to work at a bank. Later, she was recruited by Lin Sanqi to work in finance at Lingnan Hall. It was as if she had always been in an ivory tower and knew too little about the outside world.

No matter how clever and capable a girl is, she lacks experience until she has learned from her mistakes.

"Now that you mention it, it seems like immigrating abroad isn't a good option. So why are so many people so determined to leave? I've even heard of people who specifically travel from Southeast Asia to Central America and then trek through Panama and Mexico to reach the United States."

You've said before that ordinary people vote with their feet. If, as you say, there are only large numbers of Chinese people emigrating to the US, but not many Americans willing to emigrate to China, does that mean our country is failing?

Lin Sanqi laughed heartily:
"Do you know which country has the hardest residency permit in the world? That's right, it's our country. So getting US residency is easy, but getting Chinese residency is extremely difficult. As for your question about which country is better or worse, I think they're not that much better. Throughout history, which politician has been a good person? Anyone who plays politics is someone we need to be wary of."

Alright, let's leave this topic at that. If we continue, some people will start to take offense, and the consequences could be dire. By the way, why haven't you finished the process of immigrating to Hong Kong yet?

Yin Lianyi rolled her eyes at her boyfriend:
"Although my parents have accepted you as their son-in-law, we are not married yet, and they think it is unreasonable for us to move our household registration to Hong Kong with you."

Upon hearing this, Lin Sanqi's eyes hardened, and he said:

"Yes, I told your dad last time that we'd get our wedding sorted out this Spring Festival. It's only a few days away. I wonder if your dad has already told Grandpa Yin about it yet?"

Yin Lianyi rested her head on her boyfriend's shoulder, swinging her legs back and forth:

"If it were last year's Spring Festival, I wouldn't have had this confidence, but this year the situation is different."

Don't worry, my dad's fighting power is off the charts. He's absolutely unstoppable, killing anyone who gets in his way, no matter who he is ......"

"Alright, alright, stop killing. How can you be so violent, young lady? Sigh, it's good to be rich. What we thought was a huge problem back then, now someone is actually willing to rush to the front lines?"

The two were chatting and enjoying the scenery on Ersha Island.

Meanwhile, a major battle was raging inside the ancestral hall in Pingluo Village.

Today is the preparatory meeting for the Spring Festival sacrificial ceremony in Pingluo Village. Although it is mainly organized by the family council, all prominent male members of the village can attend the meeting.

Therefore, this day was one of the days when the Yin clan members gathered the most, and all six brothers of the Yin family were present.

bang~~~
Grandpa Yin slammed the cup to the ground, pointed his cane at Yin Shengrong, and cursed:
"Intermarriage between Yin and Lin is a rule established over a hundred years ago by our ancestors."

What, Yin Shengrong, you've made some money in business and now you're getting cocky? You want to marry off our Ping Le girls to Shi Lou Village?
You, Yin Shengrong, may be shameless, but I, Yin Jishui, still have a sense of shame. And our Pingluo Village, with its more than three thousand members, still has a sense of shame.

What is this? Selling your daughter for personal gain? Aren't you afraid of being drowned in the spittle of your clan? I don't agree to this, you don't need to say anything more."

Yin Shengrong's face was also ashen. Who could bear being called shameless in front of so many clansmen?
Yin Xiaorong, the youngest of the six brothers in the Yin family, had the most fiery temper. At this moment, he couldn't help but stand up:

“Grandpa, you’re wrong about that. My niece was raised by my eldest brother since she was little. She didn’t eat food from any other families, and the clan never paid a penny for her tuition. We didn’t benefit from the clan, did we? Right?”

Now my niece is self-reliant, in a relationship, and has found a boyfriend. The country's laws support this, so why does it become shameless in your eyes, Grandpa?

Grandpa, let me ask you, where is your shamelessness?

Did my niece go out and sell herself, bringing shame to the family? Or did she become a mistress or concubine, disgracing our ancestors? Or did she betray her country and become a lackey of the Han people?
How can a young girl like her be so shameless? If this isn't explained clearly today, how will my niece ever face anyone again?

You could hear a pin drop in the ancestral hall.

Aside from a number of elderly people with failing eyesight, the other intelligent people had already figured out that the six Yin brothers had come prepared for this occasion.

In rural areas, having six brothers means you can practically do whatever you want.

If you include cousins ​​within five degrees of kinship, he could practically become the tyrant of the village, invincible throughout the entire village.

Upon hearing this, Grandpa Yin sneered repeatedly:
"Well, you six brothers have grown up and think that because it's a new society, there's no more caning or being drowned in a pig cage, you can act lawlessly?"

Don't forget, the ancestral tablets of the Yin family are enshrined in the ancestral hall. Aren't you afraid of being expelled from the hall, becoming wandering ghosts, and not even receiving offerings after death?"

Yin Xiaorong also gave a cold laugh:
“Our ancestors belong to everyone, and the ancestral hall belongs to everyone. It’s not up to your grandfather to decide.”

I'll say it again: freedom of love and freedom of marriage are stipulated by national law. Does your grandfather think he's above the law?

(End of this chapter)