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Chapter 70: The plot of the novel is unreliable! (Please collect and read)
The US government also wants to save face by putting on a full show.

The rich second generation who received government subsidies directly bought a refrigerated ship and dumped a large amount of biological waste directly into the sea, which was quite casual.

When talking about this, Li Xin's cheeks were a little distorted, obviously heartbroken.

Unfortunately, the rich second generation’s behavior was soon discovered by environmental protection organizations and exposed, making them very embarrassed.

In order to avoid trouble, he had no choice but to keep the refrigerated ship away from the waters of the United States.

The rich second generation, having learned their lesson, dare not dump too much biological waste in the same sea area.

Just like guerrilla warfare, large amounts of biological waste are dumped in one area of ​​the sea after another, causing marine pollution.

Then, he dumped it all the way from the United States waters to the South China Sea.

"Can you contact this beautiful second-generation rich man?"

Wu Feng stood up, took the towel, wiped himself and went straight to the core.

“We can get in touch!”

When Li Xin talked about this, he couldn't help showing excitement on his face: "Boss, when are you free?"

"Let's do it tomorrow, and finalize the matter as soon as possible!"

Wu Feng asked directly: "By the way, what is the tonnage of the refrigerated ship that guy has?"

"About 500 tons!"

Li Xin had obviously done his homework and answered without hesitation, "The Chinatown gang has investigated and found out that this rich second-generation guy always hauls about 400 tons of pig scraps out to sea!"

"It truly is a beacon of capitalism!"

Wu Feng half sighed and half sarcastically said: "This is just a rich second-generation who relies on policy subsidies. Who knows how many people like him there are in the entire United States, and how much biological waste they dump into the ocean every day!"

"Hey, why do you care so much, boss?"

Li Xin's face was also quite conflicted, and he said unhappily, "Eat what you can eat first!"

The meeting the next day went smoothly and there were no dramatic incidents.

The handsome second-generation rich man named Smith was quite generous. He was overjoyed to hear that Wu Feng was willing to take over all the pig scraps on the ship, and agreed immediately.

This guy did not hide his troubles. Perhaps because his actions attracted too much attention, he was targeted by the hateful environmental protection organization again.

No one cares in what sea area Smith's refrigerated ship dumps biological waste.

Anyway, they stood on the moral high ground and severely criticized Smith's behavior, even making quite a stir in the United States.

This really annoyed Smith. He just wanted to earn some government subsidies. Even if the other party wanted to collect "hush money", there was no need to pursue him relentlessly, right?

As a pure American Chinese, and also a rich second-generation with a certain family background, Smith naturally has a very thorough understanding of the so-called environmental protection organizations.

They said it was for the purpose of protecting the environment, but in the end, didn’t it just become a business?
It is still the kind of trick that relies on moral kidnapping to force rich people to pay "hush money" and get something for nothing. It is really shameless.

While Smith was complaining to Wu Feng, he kept greeting some shameless guys with words starting with F.

Wu Feng just agreed with a few words, made timely support from the side, and gave this guy excellent emotional feedback, which won the great favor of the rich second generation Smith, who directly patted his chest and said that he would give Wu Feng the greatest convenience.

This guy really didn't lie. As long as Wu Feng paid the fuel cost of the refrigerated ship and half of the crew's salary, all the pig scraps on the ship would be given away for free, and this business could continue.

Even when Wu Feng requested that the refrigerated ship dock off the coast of Saigon, the other party readily agreed. After seeing off the delighted rich second-generation Smith, Wu Feng said to his accompanying younger brother Li Xin, "We might be busy for a while!"

Buying diesel generators, buying large amounts of diesel, buying hundreds of freezers and refrigerators, renting freezer trucks, etc., it is indeed busy enough.

You also need to contact food stalls, tea restaurants, and even some restaurants, hotels and other places.

At that time, Saigon did not have large-scale cold storage equipment, so it could only find a way to solve the problem on its own.

There is not even a dock for large ships to dock, and the area has to rely on numerous fishing boats to transfer the pig scraps from the freezer ships to the shore bit by bit.

Fortunately, Wu Feng lacked everything at this time, except the big gold bull of Hong Kong paper.

At this time, the identity of being a native of the village has more or less gained some light!

At least, when hiring a large number of fishermen to help, there will be no obvious lip service.

Afterwards, temporary storage facilities will be built and more Saigon residents will be hired to participate in the work of sorting pig scraps.

At the very least, the pig brain and trotters must be separated, and the pig's internal organs must also be clearly divided.

Three days had passed by the time all the pig scraps on the refrigerated ship were properly placed.

Although he didn't have to do it himself and had many capable employees from his companies to help, Wu Feng still felt quite tired.

Dealing with the Saigon villagers is a rather tedious and exhausting task.

Fortunately, there are no local clan forces in the traditional sense in Sai Kung. Most of them are outsiders, such as the defeated soldiers of the Fruit Army and the mainland people who came to Hong Kong Island to make a living.

The people here originally made a living by fishing, and there were no real local tyrants like in other places in the New Territories.

Similarly, it is not easy to organize the local fishermen and people who are like a pile of scattered sand.

Fortunately, this time, with the help of Dasha and other local tyrants who came to join them, things were handled smoothly.

Among the many Hong Kong variety show novels he had read in his previous life, there were indeed novels that used Saigon as their base.

In order to help the Saigon fishermen and prevent them from being exploited by middlemen, the pig trotters chose to establish a so-called seafood market in the new town.

In the novel, the lives of Saigon fishermen have improved significantly with the establishment of a seafood market.

Before traveling through time, Wu Feng felt that there was some truth in it.

But when he was actually in Saigon and had contact with local fishermen, he realized that this approach was too presumptuous.

The main reason why Saigon fishermen live in poverty is that this place is too remote and they are severely exploited by middlemen, so they can't make any money at all.

Exploitation by middlemen is indeed one of the core issues, but it is naive to think that establishing a seafood market will prevent exploitation by middlemen.

The real problem is that Saigon is located in a remote area and has little competitiveness in the seafood market.

Just shipping the live seafood costs a lot of money!
Can the poor Saigon fishermen afford refrigerated container trucks or large water tank trucks?
Does a seafood market need a variety of complete supporting facilities? At least it should have a cold storage or large oxygen production equipment, right?

The most terrible thing is that there is no stable shipping channel for seafood in Saigon.

Originally, Wu Feng wanted to learn a thing or two and win over the hearts of Saigon fishermen and grassroots people, but now he doesn't dare to act so rashly.

(End of this chapter)