1979 My Life in the Era

Chapter 337 Undercurrent
Although Ning Weidong described the scene as a flourishing landscape with a bright future.

But the matter is of great importance. If we really want to increase the output to 10 million units per year as Ning Weidong said, investing in capacity expansion is a small matter. The real difficulty lies in sales.

How much resources are needed to sell 10 million television sets?

Even people like Walker Bushi and Xixia don't dare to make rash promises.

The three parties discussed further, but as expected, no results were reached.

Both Walker Bushi and Xixia said they would go back and ask their family elders for advice.

Ning Weidong was not disappointed. This gathering was originally just a briefing. Instead, Walker Bushi and Xixia agreed directly, which made him think about it in his mind.

After the party, Ning Weidong stayed in a sanatorium.

Back in the room, Anaiasna said in confusion: "Dear, an annual output of 10 million units is too..."

She chose her words carefully, it was not easy to describe, and she was afraid that Ning Weidong would be angry if she said it out loud.

Ning Weidong simply said for her: "A fairy tale? Fantastic?"

Anaiasna smiled and said, "You know, that's not what I meant."

Ning Weidong patted her butt and said, "You are right. Annual production of 10 million units is not a dream, but now is not the time."

Anaiasna was puzzled: "Then you still..."

Ning Weidong said: "We'll try our best to save the situation. Besides, if we don't draw a bigger pie, how can we stabilize the current situation?"

In fact, after this period of operation, the trade structure of assembling electrical appliances in exchange for oil established by Ning Weidong was not all smooth sailing.

In this era, Speedlink and Amei are really incompatible and have caused several troubles.

They were all suppressed by Ning Weidong and no major chaos occurred.

But Ning Weidong had to make adjustments all day long, and he was also very annoyed.

This time, we simply threw out a big pie, regardless of whether Chengdu could create a "big picture" to give them something to think about.

If there is anything dirty in the future, Ning Weidong can always bring the overall situation into consideration.

Ning Weidong did not explain these ideas to Anaiasna in detail. In the next six months at most, Polezhne will be offline, and what will the situation be like on the Speed ​​Alliance side?

If it had followed the original trajectory, although there would have been some twists and turns, Androbo would have eventually come to power and made a series of drastic political and economic adjustments.

Unfortunately, Androbo's already battered body quickly collapsed under the high-intensity work after taking office.

Less than two years later, he was killed along with Porezhne.

Later, Xiya's grandfather would take over, but he only lasted for more than a year.

……

Ning Weidong squinted his eyes and leaned back on the sofa, thinking.

Anaiasna obediently went around to the back and massaged his shoulders and neck with moderate force, while the radio next to him played soothing music.

But at this moment, there were sudden beeps, announcing the hour.

Then the news bulletin began to play.

Ning Weidong listened and suddenly opened his eyes.

The radio was playing news about Andro's inspection tour in Central Asia.

"Turn on the TV." Ning Weidong ordered. The news played on the radio at this time was actually the sound of the TV news broadcast.

Sure enough, when the TV was turned on, the picture showed Androbo, dressed in formal attire and a top hat, shaking hands with everyone one by one.

Ning Weidong couldn't help but look at it carefully.

On the TV screen, Androbo was in good spirits, his movements were sharp and powerful, and he looked pretty good.

If we only look at the present, people who don't know the inside story would never imagine that this person would be offline in less than two years.

Of course, this doesn't mean that Androbo's health is fine at this time.

Ning Weidong was very sure that Androbo's kidney disease was already very serious at this time, and his current behavior must be a performance to deliberately show the outside world that there was no problem with his health.

Unfortunately, the clarity of the TV at that time was limited, so it was difficult to see the details and whether makeup was applied.

The news was very short and quickly switched to other scenes.

Ning Weidong waved his hand, signaling Anaiasna to turn off the TV. He then stood up and walked to the window, looking out while taking out a cigarette from his pocket.

At this time, the phone rang again.

Anaiasna picked up the phone and turned around and said, "It's Seryosha."

Ning Weidong was slightly surprised.

As soon as they separated, Seryosha should have discussed the expansion of production with old Kirolev.

Ning Weidong picked up the phone and said "Hello".

After listening to what Seryosha said, he frowned.

Just now, Seryosha received a call from Sergei, who actually said he wanted to come to the Far East!
"What is he here for?" Ning Weidong was puzzled. Ever since he agreed to all of Sergei's requests last time, old Kiroryov was successfully transferred to the position of governor, and the two sides reached a tacit understanding.

What does he want to do by coming here suddenly?
"Is there going to be some new trouble?" Ning Weidong had a flash of thought in his mind, but then he dismissed the idea.

Although Sergei was strong before, he did not act recklessly and his moves were very methodical.

Seryosha said, "I don't know, but...from his tone it seems to be related to Jankovich."

"Yangovich?" Ning Weidong knew that Yangovich was on Sergei's side, but after returning from the Far East with failure two years ago, Yangovich was basically finished and it would be difficult for him to get another chance in the future.

Now Sergei is using Yangovich as a cover, but I'm afraid he has other intentions.

Ning Weidong thought about it and asked, "What did uncle say?"

Seryosha said: "My father told us to be careful, Rokov-chan might make some moves soon."

Ning Weidong's heart shuddered. As far as he could remember, two or three months before Polezhne's death, the Dnieper faction headed by Rokov the Younger did try to take down Androbo.

However, Androbo, who controlled KGB, took advantage of the situation and counterattacked.

Eventually, he forced little Rokoff to commit suicide.

If you calculate the time, it seems to match.

However, old Kiroryov, who was far away, could actually guess that little Rokov was going to take action, which shows how crude the other party's work was.

No wonder they can’t beat Androbo.

Ning Weidong took a deep breath, and then thought of Sergei, who had come to the Far East at this time, and all the threats before, and suddenly everything became clear to him.

Although Ning Weidong had agreed to Sergei's harsh conditions before, he still couldn't figure out Sergei's motives.

If it's just for profit, it doesn't make sense.

Such harsh conditions clearly exceed the reasonable distribution of benefits.

If Ning Weidong's side was just a remote local faction, there would be nothing wrong with Sergei doing this.

But the problem is that Ning Weidong’s interests are directly linked to Qiernenko.

What Sergey did was too much.

Even now, because of the special period, Qiernian can tolerate it, but what about the future?

Now, Sergei is coming suddenly, and everything becomes clear.

It turns out that it was a trick of suppressing first and then winning over.

The other party is not trying to win over Ning Weidong, and old Kirolev is not worth the money.

The opponent's real target is Chirnenko.

If General Rokov really wants to accomplish something, his personal qualifications and prestige will definitely not be enough.

We must find a veteran figure to cooperate with.

As for the previous suppression, it now seems that it is not groundless.

Rokov must have contacted Chirnenko in advance, but the result was not ideal.

This led to the subsequent tug-of-war.

Moreover, what involves Ning Weidong is probably just the tip of the iceberg. There must be more intense games between the two sides in Moscow or other places.

But Ning Weidong didn't know.

(End of this chapter)