Gu Min did a pretty good job in keeping confidentiality, and the disclosure scope of his personnel transfer is extremely limited.

Therefore, even if women's ability to spread gossip, only those who are in Qiantang officialdom know that "Gu Min's younger brother's game console business in the United States has become the number one in the United States, with an estimated annual turnover of several hundred million US dollars."

In addition, it is the Ministry of Electronics Industry in Beijing.

They are professional and have always been following the situation of related industries abroad.

Therefore, Gu Ao's other amazing rise quickly shocked everyone at the bureau level, including Director Bao, and attracted the attention of relevant personnel at the department level.

Gu Ao's status in the business world and his internal reference have gradually been upgraded to a level similar to Wang An - don't be too small for Wang An's current status. In history, that was considered the highest level of "a wealthy Chinese businessman who started in the United States".

Because Wang'an Computer Company is a listed company, when Wang'an's market value peaked in 1986, the shares held by Wang'an himself were worth more than 2 billion US dollars. When Wang'an visited China in October 1986, he was also personally received by a great man. The photos of a face-to-face discussion with the great man appeared on the front page of the Renren Daily.

Gu Ao's Tiankun Entertainment's sales this year are already on the same order of magnitude as Wang An's computer, about half of Wang An's.

This year, Gu Ao's game console shipment time was actually only seven months.

So if we compare the annual data in 1984, Tiankun Entertainment's turnover will definitely exceed Wang'an Computer next year.

However, Gu Ao is still an ordinary company, without a complex equity structure, nor has he been listed, so he cannot create an inflated personal nominal wealth based on the stock market value.

With such a great benefit, Bao Chengcheng has made a lot more calls to Gu Ao in the past few days.

When Gu Ao returned to Watsonton, he could receive one almost every two or three days.

It’s nothing more than talking about the matter of “establishing a department-level state-owned enterprise that manufactures Motorola’s network-side equipment” that was negotiated at the beginning of the year. Now, due to various favorable situations, the approval process has been accelerated; the personnel arrangements for reporting have also been much smoother.

If the ministries and commissions want to set up a subordinate unit at the department level, they must report to the court for decision. The ministries themselves do not have the right to decide on their own to add such advanced unit establishments.

Originally, it was driven by the Ministry of Education and it was estimated that it would be completely clear at the end of the year. Now it is estimated that it will be finalized by the end of the third quarter, and it will be only waiting for Gu Ao to graduate from Kissinger.

Gu Ao could imagine that in the future, another second-in-command with a higher level and a strong foundation would come in to take charge of financial work, supervising operators would not be able to deal with related transactions, embezzle state-owned assets...

But Gu Ao didn't care because he didn't need related transactions and would never embezzle state-owned assets. With his wealth, he didn't need to do anything with original sin.

This arrangement is just to give each side a step to make it look good in terms of appearance. The country will not be considered to be a killer, and Gu Ao will not be ungrateful.

The structure of this company has also been adjusted to "75% of state-owned assets and 25% of it will be invested by Motorola with technology, equipment and authorization", and the business decision-making power belongs to China, and Motorola can get dividend rights.

As for the arrangements to ask Gu Ao to go back to serve as a civil servant in the agency, no one in the department has mentioned it again.

Everyone knows that the business is so big that they can either give Gu Ao a sufficiently qualified state-owned enterprise leadership position, or just let Gu Ao go into business by himself. There is no third possibility.

At that time, Gu Ao can transfer the legal representatives of Tiankun and other electronics industry-related companies to his sister Gu Min (of course, the shares are not transferred, but the legal representatives are transferred).

Then all legal representatives related to the media industry were transferred to Xiao Sui.

In this way, he will definitely meet the legal elements of returning to China for one year of transition.

Because of the policies after the speech in 1984, there is a huge gap in the requirements of state-owned enterprise operators and state organ officials. As for the law, it is so blank that it cannot be blank. It is okay for state-owned enterprise operators to hold other shares, as long as they do not have the operating rights of related transaction parties, they will not make mistakes.

As for transferring part of the business to Han Ting and Mina, it is basically impossible. Gu Ao can only choose between the two white gloves of his girlfriend Xiao Sui and his sister Gu Min.

After all, the relationship between him and Mina cannot be made public, and the legal representative will only cause trouble.

Of course, the "Red Bull" that has been operating in Qiantang for more than a year is an exception. Red Bull originally showed that it was not Gu Ao's business. When Mina left the system, it would be fine to acquire it at a reasonable price.

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"Thank you, Uncle Bao, I understand. Oh, Lao Ren has performed well in the past six months in infrastructure installation for Motorola? The budget saving rate and construction progress have exceeded the task indicators of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications? The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications also sent a letter to the Ministry to thank him?

So, at that time, I will promote Lao Ren to be my deputy and handle some of the personnel suggestions for daily work. The department has passed it? Oh, not only has it been approved, but it has also been filed in the hospital? Uncle Bao, you are really capable, you can get through such difficult things."

One day in late July, Gu Ao received Bao Chengcheng's last notification call early in the morning in Watsonton's villa and learned several good news.

Gu Ao immediately said on the phone that he had a good gathering with Uncle Bao after returning to China, thanked him, and then hung up the phone.

Everything went very smoothly according to his plan.

He was promoted by him at the beginning of the year and obtained Ren Zhengyi, who was working on a paging station infrastructure construction project for Motorola, and exceeded the task and completed the network layout in the main urban area of ​​Hujiang at a price much lower than the budget.

Due to the efforts of the Ministry of Electronics Industry, the country's emphasis on the wireless communication and electronics industry has also increased, and it is willing to expand the domestic market in advance, so that international giants can see more market prospects, increase investment in China, and strive for more technology transfer/authorization chips.

In exchange, Yuezhou City will become the second city in the second half of this year to introduce Motorola paging station business. Ren Zhengyi will lead the main force to the south, and it will be Beijing's turn at the beginning of next year.

As long as Ren Zhengyi makes contributions in these projects, he will be promoted to a deputy equivalent to a team position in the future and give Gu Ao a lot of resistance and dissatisfaction to the daily affairs of state-owned enterprises.

Plan Pass.

After hanging up the phone, Gu Ao looked at the time, it was only around 6 o'clock in the morning - because the time difference between Beijing and Watsonton was exactly 12 hours, Bao Chengcheng had actually deliberately pressed to get off work until after 6 o'clock in the afternoon before calling Gu Ao. It was considered that he had been working for a while for Gu Ao's sake. If he refused to work overtime, he would probably have to wake Gu Ao up by four o'clock in the morning.

After just woke up early in the morning, Gu Ao was so sleepy that he was completely lost.

Taking advantage of his clear mind, he thought like a spring and revised the manuscript of Chapter 12 of "On China" at hand. He still had enough time, so he decided to go to Kissinger to go to school on time. (Note: Because Kissinger wrote "On China" in advance, the book only has the first 15 chapters and the last 3 chapters are gone.)

Since he studied for his doctorate, he rarely went to school on time. Most days, Kissinger was already working there. He went to report and talk about his academic experience and gains. The atmosphere was very relaxed.

Because he didn't want to attract attention, Gu Ao chose to drive by himself and drove the fat Diak Firebird to Georgetown.

Professor Kissinger actually went to work very early, and he was a little surprised to see Gu Ao submitting the manuscript.

"The business has been good recently, and I still remember to submit the manuscript on time." Kissinger didn't get up and sat at his desk and joked.

"The business can never be completed, and there are not many opportunities to follow you to study for a doctorate. I will not delay my studies." Gu Ao respected his teacher politely.

Kissinger reached out to grab Gu Ao's manuscript, pushed his reading glasses, and stared at him for a long time.

"The manuscript is pretty good. At least I asked you to focus on the research points, and all the completed ones are OK." He put the manuscript on the table and spoke directly, "I will read the manuscript slowly. Are you busy recently?"

Gu Ao: "Busy, but you have any instructions."

Kissinger: "Then take the time to think about it. I will retire in January next year and you will graduate. You should know that in Watsonton's 'revolving door' circle, people with academic status are more convenient to provide some think tank opinions to the government, but if they become consultants in business consulting companies, at least some aspects will not be suitable."

Kissinger first laid the foundation for the recent situation.

In the United States, commercially operated think tank companies can also provide consultative opinions to the president and the government, but these opinions mainly focus on foreign economic and trade cooperation and investment risk assessment. In short, they are all consulting in the field of commercial economy.

Most consulting in the fields of politics, diplomacy, and military are undertaken by non-profit think tanks and units such as Georgetown University’s Wallace School of Diplomacy.

Gu Ao pondered the context and took the initiative to share his worries: "Do you want to expand your influence from Li Gen before leaving, so that they can remember you for a few more years, and believe that your vision will always be at the highest level in the United States?"

Kissinger couldn't even erase his old face and emphasized: "It's not for myself! Isn't it necessary to make some contributions to the country after staying at the Wallace Diplomacy Academy for a few years?"

"I understand, understand." Gu Ao understood it and stopped talking about those straightforward words that made the other party embarrassed.

In a place like Watsonton, if you want the president to think of you when encountering problems, you have to always show your presence. Even if you have made great contributions, if you have been on the bench for two years, there will be little prestige in the circle.

After all, one emperor and another minister are enough to change a new group of secretary of state.

For Kissinger, there are more realistic considerations - until March this year, the Secretary of State was Hegel. Hegel started as Kissinger's assistant 12 years ago and entered the diplomatic world.

In other words, although Kissinger has left politics for five or six years, his former deputy is serving as Secretary of State.

However, Hager resigned in March, and the new secretary of state is George Schultz.

Kissinger's prestige is declining.
Chapter completed!