Twenty-five.

Not very old.

Judging from the mirror, he can be regarded as a talented person. He is 1.86 meters tall, has blond hair, and an angular face. In addition, his body is very well-proportioned. Lister even feels like he is a model.

Lister is very satisfied with his figure.

Lister Cherny.

As the two memories continued to merge, Tang Yi didn't know whether his own memory was integrated into Lister's memory, or Lister's memory was integrated into his own memory.

Anyway, now the two memories are completely mixed together.

If others knew about it, they would definitely say that they were mentally ill.

Also with the fusion of memories, Lister began to come out of his trance and understood many things.

Riester is a member of the Cherny family.

The Cherny family is actually just a middle class in the Czech Republic, not enough to be called a family. Czechoslovakia just disintegrated last year, and the political situation in the Czech Republic is still very turbulent.

fine.

The Czech Republic was a relatively wealthy place before World War II, and life in Czechoslovakia actually did not decline much. Now Czechoslovakia has disintegrated and has become the Czech Republic again.

The Czech Republic has carried out a series of economic reforms in recent years, and its economy is recovering steadily. Compared with other Eastern European countries, the Czech economy has not experienced much turmoil.

Even the economic development is far better than other Eastern European countries.

Of course, Eastern Europe is undergoing liberalization reforms, and the Czech Republic is also undergoing liberalization reforms. However, the Czech liberalization reforms are somewhat different.

It is a reform for the whole country.

It ultimately dismembered the Czech public economy. In 1989, the public economy accounted for 96% of the Czech GDP, while the private economy accounted for only 4%.

But starting in May 1992, the first wave of liberalization in the Czech Republic began. After two liberalization reforms, the proportions of the public economy and the private economy in the Czech economy are now directly reversed.

In most Czech companies, the proportion of state control is declining rapidly.

This also applies to large companies that seriously affect the country's economic lifeline.

Basically, small businesses have been directly transformed into private entities, and the state has withdrawn from its control over small businesses.

But this is only a superficial phenomenon.

In fact, the changes in large companies are very interesting.

Because during the liberalization of the Czech Republic, the shares of various large companies eventually became very scattered, that is, there were too many small shareholders. Privatization was completed, but there was no situation where a powerful consortium swallowed up large companies.

On the contrary, most ordinary people have become shareholders, and their economic strength is limited and they are all retail investors. Because there are too many small shareholders, the state can still firmly hold on to many large companies with only about 10% of the shares.

control the development direction of these large enterprises.

A very interesting and wonderful situation.

But it is this wonderful situation that not only appeases many Czechs, but also gives them great hope. After all, they have become shareholders of those large companies. Although they are small shareholders, it has a great pacifying effect on them.

During the transition period, the Czech Republic experienced little turmoil.

These large enterprises have not become consortiums to devour other national assets. Instead, they can follow the national strategy and cooperate with various economic reforms carried out by the country.

Therefore, compared with other Eastern European countries that experienced severe economic turmoil, a rapidly widening gap between rich and poor, and a rapid decline in living standards after large-scale liberalization reforms, the Czech economy has shown an upward trend.

It is definitely the only one after the reform of the socialist country.

In the past two years, the Czech economy has grown and people's living standards have improved.

This is the Czech Republic now.

Most of the members of the Cherny family graduated from higher education and then had relatively decent jobs.

My family is not considered rich in the Czech Republic.

There are no big figures in politics.

However, because the previous generation of the Cherny family are relatively respectable in society, the network of various relationships is quite deep. They are also a relatively respected group in Czech society.

Just like Lister's father is engaged in football.

Among the Czerny family, Riester's grandfather was once a senior executive of Sparta Prague. Later, the political arena in Czechoslovakia began to experience turmoil, and Sparta Prague also experienced tremendous changes.

Originally, Sparta Prague also belonged to the state, it should be said that it was under the jurisdiction of the Prague Municipal Government.

But during this wave of privatization, Sparta Prague also began to disintegrate.

Among them, Riester's grandfather had stayed in Sparta Prague for nearly fifty years, so he used this advantage to gain a lot of rights in Sparta Prague.

Even the Cherny family currently owns 37% of Sparta Prague's shares. It is the major shareholder of Sparta Prague, the largest shareholder.

Of course, the club still retains a stake in the Prague Municipality.

The shares are not large, only 16%.

Like many other Czech companies, Sparta Prague's shares are widely dispersed.

Except for the 37% owned by the Cherny family and the 16% owned by the Prague Municipal Government, no other person, family, or unit holds more than 10% of the shares.

There are many shareholders who own such small shares as 2%, 1%, 0.5%, and 0.1% in Sparta Prague. There are even more people who own 0.1%.

,0.2 thousandths of such shares.

There are numerous shareholders holding shares in Sparta Prague.

The Cherny family has limited funds and does not have a lot of money. Therefore, it does not have the strength to completely take over the shares of Sparta Prague. However, the shares are too dispersed, so the existing shares are enough to guarantee the Cherny family's stake in Sparta Prague.

Stronger.

In addition, two generations of the Cherny family have worked in Sparta Prague, so the relationship between the upper and lower branches of Sparta Prague is very deep.

It can guarantee the status of the Cherny family in Sparta Prague.

Now it is Liester's father who represents the Czerny family at Sparta Prague.

Lister's father is Thomas Cherney.

He is currently the General Manager of Sparta Prague.

Thomas Czerny also started working in Sparta Prague very early, and it has been more than 40 years now. At first, Thomas Czerny wanted to be a professional player, but he had no talent.

If he has a little bit of talent, with the influence of the Cherny family, he can successfully enter the first team.

But I really have no talent.

So he was eliminated from the Sparta Prague team when he was very young. Therefore, he had to work at Sparta Prague before he was an adult.

It can be said that the Czerny family and Sparta Prague have a deep connection.

Lister had just graduated from the Law School of the University of Cologne in Germany, and returned to the Czech Republic after receiving his degree. Lister himself was very good at studying, and not only could he speak Czech, because Czechs generally speak German, and Lister could also speak German.

Thomas Czerny hopes that List will continue in the footsteps of the Czerny family.

Entering work in Sparta Prague.

But Riester never agreed.

Tang Yi learned all of this from List's memories.

Today is a family gathering.

Rister's grandfather had two sons and a daughter.

Riester's father is the eldest.

Riester's uncle is an editor of the very famous Czech newspaper "Today", and Riester's aunt is a professor at the Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic.

That's it.

The Cherny family is not a big family, nor is it a political family or a wealthy family.

But all family members have decent jobs.

Riester's sister, the eldest of their generation, is married to a designer. Riester's brother-in-law is a senior engineer at the Czech Skoda Automobile Company.

Of course, Czech Skoda, a century-old automobile company, has been acquired by Germany's Volkswagen.

Three years ago, in 1991, Volkswagen purchased 70% of its shares.

In addition to Riester's sister, Riester also has a cousin.

That is, his uncle's son.

He is two years older than Lister.

Joseph Cherney.

Twenty-seven-year-old Joseph is not in the Czech Republic now. He graduated from Cambridge and then stayed directly in London, England. He started working as a stock manager.

Riester hadn't seen him for about a year.

There are some younger brothers and sisters under Riester, but they are all very young.

This is the Cherny family.

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To be continued...