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Chapter 509 My wish has been fulfilled! (Seeking monthly votes)

A top-tier Chinese tycoon, respectfully staying by the side of the widow of the deceased Mr. Ten percent—his demeanor is truly unparalleled!
Although Wu Feng didn't witness it firsthand, his men took plenty of photos, so he didn't bother to say anything more.

Everyone has their own choices!

As long as it doesn't get in his way, even if he dislikes it, he doesn't have the idea of ​​killing it directly. Does he really think he's the protagonist?
He is now completely focused on Timor-Leste.

When he heard the news from Zhang Yong, his heart pounded, and his blood seemed to boil.

After years of planning, the harvest season has finally arrived.

That's a matter of national importance, how could I not be excited?
At this time, the largest number of indigenous inhabitants on Timor Island were the people he had been continuously sending there over the years.

As for the local indigenous people, it is not difficult to send tens of thousands of them out every year through Zhang Yong, the special envoy, by means of recruitment.

Wu Feng owns numerous large plantations and several timber processing plants, as well as a primary pulp production plant, on Borneo, the island of a thousand islands, also known as Kalimantan.

When recruiting workers in Timor, they recruit an entire tribe at once.

The local indigenous people aren't fools; they won't believe everything that Special Envoy Zhang Yong says.

Instead, they first established a simple forest farm on Timor Island to allow the local indigenous people to become familiar with and adapt to the forest environment before starting to send people to Kalimantan Island.

Indigenous peoples are basically slash-and-burn agriculture. Once they come into contact with a more civilized and convenient way of life, what resistance do they have?

Besides, Wu Feng didn't really want to do evil; he just wanted to move their entire tribe to a different place to live and work.

If we're talking about cheap labor, these Timor Island natives are the real cheap labor force.

Their appearance is similar to that of the natives of the Thousand Islands, and as long as they do not actively expose themselves, outsiders generally cannot detect anything unusual.

After all, it's an archipelago nation, so it's normal for customs and even languages ​​to differ from place to place!
Another group of Indigenous people were sent to mines in Western Australia to work in the mines, while also cultivating the land and grazing livestock on the vast plains.

That's quite a generous treatment.

Once they become familiar with this place and successfully obtain citizenship, they will truly enjoy endless benefits in the future.

He wouldn't have given such a good opportunity if it weren't for clearing out Timor Island or reducing the number of indigenous people!

If they were recruiting workers in mainland China, the number of applicants would probably fill the huge square in front of the factory group's headquarters building.

The total number of indigenous people on Timor Island is only around one million.

This includes half of Timor Island, which is directly controlled by the island nation, and the other half, which is only under trusteeship!

The military garrison in the former island nation of Timor dealt with the indigenous people of the half of Timor Island that it was under trusteeship in a rather ruthless manner.

Even the residents on their own side won't hesitate to act without hesitation if they run into the line of fire.

Although the previous war did not last long, the indigenous population of Timor Island lost more than 100,000 people.

When the island nation experienced a sudden change, the Chinese leaders who remained planned to abandon Timor Island, and hundreds of thousands of indigenous people followed the remaining troops in the evacuation.

After all this turmoil, the number of indigenous people remaining on Timor Island does not exceed 300,000.

Over the years, Wu Feng has continuously dispatched personnel from various fields to this area, totaling nearly 400,000.

Don't think it's an exaggeration! The entire island of Timor covers an area of ​​more than 30,000 square kilometers.

What is this concept?
It is only 70,000 square kilometers smaller than Taiwan Island, but it is comparable to one-third of Jiangsu Province in mainland China.

Think about the thirteen "Taibao" (a group of thirteen powerful families) in Jiangsu Province. If you randomly combine three of them, what would their combined area and population be?
Moreover, most of these people were previously settled in coastal towns under the jurisdiction of the Thousand Islands Country, so they would not be so conspicuous if they were scattered.

As long as the job rotation system doesn't have any problems, it shouldn't be a big issue if it takes a few years.

They were originally transferred here for work purposes, and most of them were recruited from the mainland. They formed semi-military farms and forest farms with retired veterans as the core, and they adapted quite easily.

As long as there is no shortage of supplies, medicines, and doctors, plus the assistance of a large number of farm vehicles and small construction vehicles provided by Saigon's Big Fool's repair shop, there really won't be many problems.

The number of truly trustworthy combat personnel is less than five thousand.

Even so, in the previous counterattack, he still led the indigenous people of Timor Island and completely crushed the garrison of the island nation.

It wasn't until it was confirmed that Timor Island could become a nation, and an agreement was reached privately with the Netherlands and Portugal, that the country of Timor quietly emerged.

Furthermore, it quickly gained recognition from the Netherlands, Portugal, and the mainland.

By the mid-1990s, governing a country was no easy task.

The initial expenses alone easily exceeded one billion dollars!
It's worth noting that just a few years ago, when the mainland had the least amount of foreign exchange, it didn't even have a billion dollars.

Monthly living expenses and salary alone amount to at least 300 million RMB, and sometimes even 500 million RMB wouldn't be enough to cover it.

Thanks to the "little life" (a metaphor for financial strain), Wu Feng was able to easily cope with such astonishing expenses.

We should also thank those European countries; their profits from the 1992 European currency crisis were also astronomical.

At least, it shouldn't be a problem to cover the initial investment in Timor.

Timor Island was able to successfully establish itself as a nation only because of a combination of favorable timing, location, and human factors; otherwise, there would have been much more trouble.

Regardless, this step has been taken successfully.

Having gained control of a newly established small country equivalent to thirty Hong Kong islands, one can imagine the intense excitement in Wu Feng's heart.

As long as they don't do anything reckless like deliberately drawing American fire, the danger is basically nonexistent.

As for the threat from the Thousand Islands, their internal situation is still chaotic, and Wu Feng also has further plans to make trouble.

Sometimes, when luck comes, there's no stopping it!

What he needs to do next is wait for the situation to stabilize completely, then slowly develop Timor Island, at least to the point that it is developed in a decent way, so that it has the strength and confidence to participate in Southeast Asian affairs.

Many sensitive industries and confidential research projects have to be moved here before he can feel completely at ease.

Overjoyed, he called back Weng Hong and Li Saifeng, and they vented their excitement. After spending a few days playing with his two sons, he calmed down and got back to his work.

Outsiders only know that Wu Feng has invested heavily in the newly established Timor-Leste, but they don't know much about the specifics.

Even so, it has attracted the attention of the Hong Kong business community!

(End of this chapter)