Chapter 2469
: Being cut off was inevitable.
But is that enough for a child?
Putting aside everything else, he's barely attended any of the fourth child's parent-teacher meetings.
This is the debt he owes his son that he can never erase.
The higher one's status, the less free time one has.
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But none of these are reasons.
In fact, both he and Liu Ting neglected their child's development; it's that simple.
He Yuzhu didn't think about regretting it, nor did he think about apologizing to his children.
If you miss something in the process of your children growing up, then it's gone forever.
The so-called making amends and self-reflection are things that involve compromising yourself but failing to please the child.
To put it bluntly, if He Yuzhu and Liu Ting suddenly start showing concern for their son's studies and life, the youngest son will probably find it very difficult to adjust.
Real life, even if you reincarnate ten thousand times, will still have all sorts of regrets.
But changes will still occur.
At least He Yuzhu interacts with his son more often than before.
Even if it's just nonsense, He Yuzhu is willing to talk to his son a lot.
At first, the fourth child was unaccustomed to it and felt anxious, but gradually he changed to the point where the first thing he did when he got home every day was to find his parents and chat nonsense.
It changed in a very short time.
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Lou Xiao'e's investment in Xiao Ri Zi was not without its challenges.
There was a process in between, where the Japanese yen was forcibly devalued by the government.
This is the desperate struggle of the small family, sensing that the América tycoons are about to seize their wealth.
But it didn't work.
This forced devaluation did indeed weed out some speculators with small capital pools.
But for a tycoon like Lou Xiao'e, who was originally planning to invest for the long term, it was just an opportunity to buy low.
Lou Xiao'e invested the more than one billion US dollars she had raised in the Hong Kong stock market, taking advantage of the depreciation of the Japanese yen.
It turns out that several big players, together with a joint venture including Lou Xiao'e's loan from a certain company, invested about 2.5 billion US dollars in the Japanese dollar market.
Now, with an additional billion or so, that would be nearly four billion US dollars.
This amount of money is already a behemoth in the Japanese sword market.
The group that was in power sent representatives to hold several talks with Lou Xiao'e.
They welcome investment in their domestic convertible bonds.
But what they wanted to discuss with Lou Xiao'e was the issue of not allowing her to suddenly withdraw her investment someday.
Lou Xiao'e verbally agreed, but no written contract was ever formed.
Capital always moves towards profit.
If the appreciation of the Japanese yen is about to materialize in the future, their domestic development will be in a state of collapse.
If Lou Xiao'e doesn't leave, then she's a complete fool.
Both sides are well aware of this.
But there's nothing that can be done about daily life.
Because what Lou Xiao'e represents now is no longer just capital in Hong Kong.
A large portion of her investments comes from international capital, primarily from a certain company.
For those business owners in Hong Kong who invested on their own, they could use some less-than-honorable methods to make a living.
But when it comes to international capital concentration camps like Fengtai, even threatening words are too much for them to bear.
In this world, strength still reigns supreme; it's that simple.
In China, it seems that no one has ever stabbed someone in the back over the appreciation of the Japanese yen.
That's because we don't need those underhanded tactics.
In the more than 30 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, our well-developed basic industries have served as the largest support base.
This can help absorb the vast majority of grassroots manufacturing industries that have flowed out of the country after the Japanese yen appreciates.
This is something that the foreigners have tacitly approved, whether intentionally or unintentionally.
Of course, the foreigners did this not because they were particularly friendly to us.
In fact, this industrial transfer strategy...
Americar's strategy is three-step, aiming for a pyramid-shaped structure. Initially, they will shift from basic manufacturing to small-scale production and the "Four Asian Tigers."
This was the global economic landscape before the 1980s.
As for why the "Little Life" and the glory of the Four Asian Dragons both emerged in the 1980s and 1990s.
This only shows that the level of implementation varies from place to place.
And the stove also retains residual heat.
Americard, along with some close allies, has taken charge of financial research and high-end manufacturing.
They manage basic manufacturing.
At the lowest end, there are regions that sell energy.
But it's clear that they are not content with low-end manufacturing.
They were thinking of seizing the market share from foreign companies in high-end manufacturing and R&D.
That's why the second economic restructuring took place in the 1980s.
All low-end manufacturing industries are shifting to our side, to the home of the white elephant and the monkey.
When it comes to ordinary people, the foreigners give a slap followed by a sweet treat.
On one side, they wield sickles, reaping the rewards of their meager livelihoods.
On the other hand, it opened up a door for high-end manufacturing and scientific research to improve people's livelihoods.
Allow them in to share the profits.
América controls finance.
Xiao Rizi and other foreigners are in charge of scientific research and other high-end manufacturing.
They still maintain the pyramid model they created.
The third step is the kind of thing that later foreign devils thought of doing to drain our family's resources.
What they didn't expect was that our family, after the reform and opening up, completed the construction of the entire industrial chain in just a few decades.
Moreover, capital is profit-driven.
The foreigners overlooked one crucial point: when they relocated their industries, they also moved their core business out of the country.
So much so that later on, they had to rely on us.
Furthermore, the white elephants and monkeys they support are utterly hopeless.
So when we reap the rewards, it's not as easy as reaping the rewards of a simple life.
Of course, this is something.
Ultimately, the current situation for ordinary people is one of being at the mercy of others, like fish on a chopping board.
This cut was definitely unavoidable.
The clever people in those small households just want the cut that global capital is taking from them to be less severe.
He Yuzhu's understanding wasn't that profound.
He felt that the world was a cycle, and some things that could be avoided still happened in the most dramatic way.
Of course, he doesn't care about that now.
His perspective is rather limited; he only sees what's right in front of him.
For example, Zhang Chaoyang's Asian Games sponsorship program has begun.
After successfully operating the Lucky Instant Noodles brand, everything fell into place naturally.
Factories of all sizes, regardless of whether they are foreign-owned or not, flocked to the Asian Games brand like insects to a bright light when they saw that advertising in China was profitable.
Foreign brands are easier to negotiate with.
When dealing with foreigners, you can just talk about money; it won't hurt feelings.
But for some factories in China, the situation is not so simple.
Our "policy" has always been that the strong should help the weak.
This is not about helping the weak and punishing the strong; it's exactly what it sounds like.
Therefore, many people who inexplicably complained of being poor appeared before Zhang Chaoyang. (End of Chapter)