My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 596 Different Form Transformation Activation

The person involved at least agreed to this.

Wei Dong was asked to make a phone call, but the person involved said, "I also need to call my lawyer to ask about the procedures, so come along."

Then drive the 212 from the construction site to the post office in the nearby town to make a long-distance call, so that Wei Dong will instinctively not want to go to the office building to see the face of that old fox, Lao Fang.

He naturally informed Wu Xi that the matter of the national group and the dock was still very large, especially since it involved "foreign capital" becoming the largest shareholder.

After many messages were left, Wu Xi finally called back half an hour later: "Did you go to Pengzhen to do business?"

Rang Weidong denied it: "I didn't realize it before, but after coming here, I felt that something was wrong with the situation in Pengzhen."

Wu Xi also told him to shut up: "Don't say such things outside. Then why did you go there?"

Wei Dong explained that he was brought here by Lao Fang. It all started when he saw the hotel's reviews. At that time, he didn't pay much attention to the dock, but he did feel that it was necessary to invest in building a factory here. So, he spent nearly a month working hard to build the dock industrial zone.

Wu Xi listened quietly, repeatedly humming in agreement to let him continue; he often acted as the tape recorder.

When Wei Dong mentioned that the construction was already taking shape, Lao Fang came to inspect it and proposed investing 20 million US dollars to complete the construction of the port and container company, and finally gave him 30% of the shares.

He was a bit shocked, but still didn't comment.

Wei Dong also mentioned the US dollar matter: "We developed a software and sold it to Citibank. With some computer copyright revenue, we have tens of millions of US dollars. I originally kept it in Hong Kong as a reserve fund for purchasing parts for automobiles and chips for computers. He probably found out and asked me to transfer it over for urgent use."

Wu Xi: "He's a bit different from the other senior officers. He's a bit of a loner. That's how it is in their line. When he was sent abroad as a military attaché, he didn't live in the embassy. You know what he's doing now, right? Don't ask too many questions."

Wei Dong exclaimed, "That's probably why his perspective is different. I'll venture to say that his way of thinking is the most correct one I've ever seen."

Wu Xi also said directly: "Try multiple approaches, including you, but his judgment is really accurate and ruthless. He actually dragged you over as a shield. This job is a bit hot."

Wei Dong then came to his final conclusion: "So his advice was that I should marry a female Hong Kong businesswoman, obtain Hong Kong residency, and then I might be more cautious about some things."

Wu Xile said, "Y has been looking forward to this day for a long time, hasn't he?"

He had met Qin Yuye before. Back when they were filming a TV series in Shangzhou, he interacted with the crew every night, and the group even visited a farmer's home in the mountains together. They were quite familiar with each other.

Wei Dong shook his head over the phone: "You should know I don't have that many tricks up my sleeve. I'm not exactly walking on thin ice, but I'm still very cautious, afraid of making a mistake and capsizing. But I can't help but do things. I can't stand seeing this or that situation. I just want to do something within my power. But I don't have the same awareness as Liu Weixin. I'm too busy worrying about all these things to have time for women. I'm all alone at home now, and I'm due to give birth in two months. I'm still racking my brains trying to figure out how to explain this."

Wu Xi became more serious: "That's right. I never expected you to think like me. Maybe you think I'm carefree now, but if I really encounter something that requires me to block the bullets, I'm prepared to step up without hesitation. But doing things isn't about blocking bullets. People who block bullets can't do these complicated things. So it's good enough if you can do your own job well and then get others involved. That's the weakness and wavering of the petty bourgeoisie. You need to be careful to overcome and temper yourself."

Wei Dong had seen these technical terms many times before in various announcements and official documents.

At this moment, everything felt clearer than ever before.

Wu Xi returned to the matter: "Old Fang is right. No one can guarantee that they are always right. Struggle is everywhere. This is one of the ways to maintain progressiveness. Before, he insisted on introducing some European shares, which met with great resistance. If you replace the foreign capital with Hong Kong capital, it will be much more acceptable. Rather than protecting you, it is more about relieving the pressure on his policy. The Hong Kong identity at least provides a buffer. But I remind you... this matter may change."

Wei Dong asked in surprise what the variables were.

Wu Xi chuckled: "It's been 1986, almost ten years to go, and so far no legitimate businessman has ever broken into the circle of Hong Kong tycoons. You know what I mean, right?"

Wei Dong was jolted awake: "Infernal Affairs?"

Wu Xi looked bewildered: "Huh? What way?"

Wei Dongcai then retorted, "In Buddhist teachings, the concept of endless reincarnation is like an undercover agent or a secret agent."

Wu Xi joked, "Want to join the Party? I'll be your introducer."

This revealed Wei Dong's wavering: "Let's just forget about it. It's not that I think joining the Party is a big deal, but it's like how I'm doing business reform now. If I'm doing this as someone within the system, the standards for evaluation will be different every time, and I can even switch roles at any time. What's the point of doing all this if I don't even have the basic authority to make decisions?"

Wu Xi scoffed: "You just can't bear to part with your vast fortune!"

Rang Weidong didn't mince words: "Besides money, which can prove my ability and stance, I'm nothing else. So I have to be kept a close eye on me."

Wu Xi stopped arguing with him: "Alright, I'll vouch for you. I still believe you won't get lost in the glitz and glamour of capitalism, but later, whether it's my request or Lao Fang's request, you'll have to take on some responsibilities without hesitation."

Wei Dong promised, "Everyone has a responsibility, I will definitely do it, but when have I ever gotten lost while I'm abroad?"

Before hanging up the phone, Wu Xi mocked him: "Heh, so marrying a Hong Kong businesswoman now is considered losing your way? Hurry up, there are only 75 spots available each year, and there are so many people vying for them!"

Wei Dong retorted sarcastically, "AUV, I didn't expect you to know about this. Who's been paying attention to this lately?"

Wu Xi laughed so hard he died.

That's right, this is the result of Qin Yuye's phone call on the other end. "Overseas brides" have long been a business, with tens of thousands of women immigrating to Hong Kong through marriage every year.

It is common for it to take three to five years from application to obtaining permanent residency and an ID card. If the marriage is processed in mainland China, it can take up to ten years or more.

At the time, Chi Shiming went there as a direct relative and lived in Hong Kong for two or three years before obtaining the necessary paperwork.

Therefore, the vetting process is very strict, except for exceptionally successful individuals. After only a few phone calls, Qin Yuye received congratulations from several influential figures, including Lao Heng and Uncle De, who all offered to vouch for him.

This was exactly what Uncle De and his group wanted when they used the Qin siblings to seduce Wei Dong; this was the result they were aiming for.

Make Wei Dong a true member of our own side.

They can get through customs immediately, get married immediately, and start queuing up to process the paperwork immediately. Of course, for the wealthy, the law firm queues up for them, and they can even cut in line.

Wei Dong also decided not to make phone calls anymore, but to go there early to handle it and talk about it in person when he got home.

According to Qin Yuye, he wasn't even too lazy to change his clothes; he would just drive from town to the border crossing and leave, and might even be back that night.

But Xiaodie, who was clearly in a state of utter disbelief, wouldn't let go, and Weidong, who hadn't brought his passport, had no choice but to go find Lao Fang.

Sure enough, it wasn't a problem for him. He simply raised his hand and called the border crossing, telling Wei Dong that he could bring as many people as he wanted without any issue.

They even lent them a Mitsubishi.

In addition to Mao'er and Zhuoma, let's also bring Yu Xiaoqiu, who is craning her neck in curiosity.

Give female college students who haven't graduated yet a taste of the harsh realities of society, and make them give up on their dreams as soon as possible.

Qin Yuye immediately adopted the demeanor of a fiancée, appearing dignified and reserved: "Ask my older brother, I'll listen to him."

Even though Miss Qin brought the Gaoyuan sisters down from the mountain, Zhuoma and her sister still believed that they belonged to Rang Weidong, so assigning them to Shen Cuiyue as their department leader was the right thing to do.

Now they all stand in the back row with Mao and make loud "tsk tsk tsk" sounds!
Jingniu peeked at Wei Dong's expression, then smiled knowingly and said, "Thank you for your hard work. I'll take over the work in Pingjing. Who should I report this matter to?"

Yes, aside from Wu Xi, at least companies like the Pingjing Automobile joint venture that have shares need to be registered. This involves not only the possibility of Wei Dong himself becoming a Hong Kong-funded company, but also some unspeakable implications related to the hidden front.

Even the Economic Commission, the Automobile Corporation and the Real Estate Development Company have undergone subtle changes. They need to communicate with each other so that Wei Dong can't be included in their considerations. In the end, it's said that he is already a Hong Kong businessman, and some people who need the identity of a private entrepreneur can no longer use it.

Dual identities are not recognized in China, but it seems that the rules aren't strictly enforced now.

In short, it is indeed necessary to have someone specifically responsible for liaison in Pyeongjong.

Ordinary salespeople or branch managers cannot do this.

The main thing is that this is an expression that is obviously a political marriage, or rather, an arranged marriage, and it's a half-smile.

Qin Yuye wanted to intimidate and show off, but found it had no power at all.

So I decided not to rush back to Jiangzhou: "You go back and make sure it's settled. I'll stay in Pengzhen and get the factory running well. Zhuoma will stay here to take care of me. I'll also send Xiao Chen and the others over. I'll find two Filipino maids from Hong Kong. As for the wedding, we'll see how it goes."

To Wei Dong's surprise: "You're even having a wedding?"

Qin Yuye was shocked: "What kind of marriage is it if you don't have a wedding? There's a marriage authenticity verification process, and of course, our family's financial guarantee is not a problem."

Wei Dong vaguely remembered that places like Hong Kong had investment immigration policies for wealthy people.

No.

At least not yet.

The driver, Lao Fang, drove his SUV to the border without looking to the side. He said something here, and a few diplomatic passports were handed out a moment later. Xiao Die had one!

Then this car with the special license plate obviously makes this trip frequently, without looking at the people in the car, and just handing it over and stamping it to get through.

Qin Yuye also complained about the lack of ceremony, saying that every part felt fake and pieced together: "Luckily, the bride and groom aren't fake..."

Seeing her trying so hard to stay calm, while Wei Dong, sitting in the passenger seat, had to coax his irritable daughter, Yu Xiaoqiu burst out laughing and punched the seat cushion hard. The two in the back kept clicking their tongues the whole time.

The driver was struggling to keep a straight face, which was very distressing.

Wei Dong even suggested that he drive a section of it.

But once they entered Hong Kong city, the driver was no longer needed; he left a contact number and went back to the office.

Just before leaving, they turned around to take a second look at the bride and groom's home.

For staff members who frequently travel between the two places and face numerous challenges, various forms of ideological work are conducted daily.

I've never seen someone sweating profusely in the morning at a construction site in the dockside industrial park, getting tanned and disheveled, and then spending the afternoon at their villa in a luxurious Kowloon area of ​​Hong Kong.

I deeply admire these leaders; their ability to switch identities is unpredictable and mysterious.

(End of this chapter)