Rebirth of the Great Entertainment Empire

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There is a reason why Xu Cun rushed back to DreamWorks on the important day of educating the girls.

Just before Wen Bixuan and Guan Zhilin came back, Li Zhi called Xu Cun and told Xu Cun: The Japanese consortium was concerned about Xu Cun's delay in the last payment for the sale of the two buildings of the Federal and International Buildings in Central. Responsibility gave a reply.

According to the contract signed by Xu Cun and the Japanese Foundation, the Japanese Foundation should pay off the balance of Xu Cun’s sale of the two buildings of the Federal and International Buildings in Central before January 1, 1982, and then the Federal and International Buildings in Central Both buildings are owned by a Japanese consortium.

But--

On January 1, 1982, the Japanese consortium not only failed to pay Xu Cun the last payment for the sale of the Federal and International buildings in Central, but did not even give an explanation.

Therefore, Xu Cun asked his secretary assistant Lizhi to contact the Japanese consortium for accountability.

Li Zhi sent the contact letter to the Japanese consortium three days ago.

but--

It was not until today that the Japanese consortium gave a reply to Xu Cun’s accountability—the Japanese consortium hoped to postpone the final payment for Xu Cun’s sale of the two buildings of the Federal and International Buildings in Central for half a year, and it was still unconditional.

The Japanese Foundation responded to Xu Cun in the form of a contact letter.

There is also a simple set of data attached to the contact letter:

In July 1980, Xu Cun bought two buildings, the Federal Building and the International Building, for HK$750 million.

In December 1980, Xu Cun sold the Federal and International Buildings to a Japanese consortium for US$450 million.

In January 1982, the market value of the Federal and International Buildings was only HK$900 million.

In 1980, the ratio of US dollars to Hong Kong dollars was: 1:4.6.

In January 1982, the ratio of US dollars to Hong Kong dollars was: 1:6.5.

It is not difficult to see the following points from this simple set of data:

1. Xu Cun made a lot of money in the two buildings of the Federation and the International.

2. The Japanese consortium paid a large amount of special compensation for the two buildings of the Federation and the International.

3. The Japanese consortium now feels extremely wronged and useless for paying Xu Cun 650 million Hong Kong dollars (100 million U.S. dollars) for the two federal and international buildings worth only 900 million Hong Kong dollars (still falling in price)!

Fourth, the above three points are the reasons why the Japanese consortium hopes to unconditionally postpone the payment of Xu Cun's final payment for the two buildings of the Federal and International Buildings in Central for half a year.

Xu Cun was very annoyed at the unreasonable demands of the Japanese consortium!

The purpose of the Japanese consortium buying the two buildings of the Federal and International Buildings is to speculate and sell them. If it is lost, it is a matter of the vision and luck of the Japanese consortium. Does it have anything to do with Xu Cun? Why not give him Xu's accumulated working capital?

In addition, the Japanese consortium has lost money by speculating in the building. If the Japanese consortium made a profit by speculating in the building, will Xu Cun be given a penny because Xu Cun sold the Federal and International buildings to them?

Also, buying and selling the Federal and International Buildings is a commercial transaction after all, and commercial transactions often only talk about benefits and potential benefits, not pity—Xu Cun is gone. The consortium intends to cooperate, so there is no need to waste his few mercies on this Japanese consortium.

Besides, there is ethnic hatred between China and Japan after all. Although Xu Cun is not an extreme Japanese hater, he is still very happy to have the opportunity to slaughter the Japanese.

so--

As soon as he arrived at DreamWorks, Xu Cun asked Li Zhi to call the president of the Japanese consortium, ordering the Japanese consortium to pay the final payment for the two buildings he sold in Central, the Federal and the International, within seven days.

When Lizhi hung up the phone number of the president of the Japanese consortium, Xu Cun personally called Wang Xuejie and asked Wang Xuejie to prepare for a lawsuit with the Japanese consortium.

At the end of the phone call with Wang Xuejie, Xu Cun learned from Wang Xuejie the progress of the negotiations between the Legal Department of DreamWorks and the actual owners of the buildings that Wen Bixia hoarded.

Now, under the communication and threat of DreamWorks legal department (in Xiangjiang, going to court is a very, very costly thing, and ordinary people or people with small assets can’t afford to go to court at all.), Wen Bixia hoarded The actual owners of those buildings have made concessions - they have re-opened four conditions:

1. Wen Bixia continued to pay them a "loan interest" of one million Hong Kong dollars every month, and those buildings were still owned by Wen Bixia in name.

2. Wen Bixia spent 120 million Hong Kong dollars to buy those buildings, and those buildings belonged to Wen Bixia.

3. Wen Bixia took out 30 million Hong Kong dollars to make up for the difference in the prices of those buildings that have fallen so far, and this matter ends here.

4. If Wen Bixia dares to be like other real estate speculators, don't forcefully quit with the money from buying unplanned flats. They will unite and expose this matter to the media for the people of Xiangjiang to judge.

After talking about the current negotiation process, Wang Xuejie's suggestion to Xu Cun is: make a choice as soon as possible.

Wang Xuejie's analysis: The actual owners of the buildings that Wen Bixia hoarded have already reached the point of extreme evil because of the huge losses in the real estate market. If they are pushed too hard, they are likely to go to extremes and really expose the matter to the media. It is even possible to do more extreme things to Wen Bixia himself.

After listening to the analysis and suggestions given by Wang Xuejie, Xu Cun began to weigh the pros and cons:

"This matter has developed to the current stage. It is impossible to tell who is right and who is wrong. In the final analysis, it is caused by the general environment. Moreover, right and wrong have become no longer important. What is important is to resolve this matter as soon as possible ..."

After weighing, Xu Cun asked the legal department of DreamWorks to buy those buildings for 120 million Hong Kong dollars on his behalf.

actually--

It's not that Xu Cun doesn't know that if he persists for a while, the actual owners of those buildings will definitely make concessions. He may only need to spend 110 million Hong Kong dollars or even less to buy those buildings.

But considering the possible risks, especially Wen Bixia's safety.

Xu Cun decided to take the loss of one or twenty million Hong Kong dollars.

After buying those buildings, Xu Cun didn't keep them for himself - he evenly distributed those buildings to all the girls except Wen Bixia and Guan Zhilin.

Allocating buildings to the girls, on the one hand, Xu Cun saved some real estate for the girls just in case, and on the other hand, Xu Cun rewarded them for their mutual help and friendship.

Not giving Wen Bixia a building is to punish Wen Bixia for causing this catastrophe——Xu Cun must not encourage Wen Bixia to cause trouble!

(The above, when announcing the allocation of buildings to the girls, Xu Cun specifically explained and emphasized.)

Guan Zhilin was not allocated a building because Guan Zhilin was not yet Xu Cun's person.

Not only did Xu Cun not give Guan Zhilin a building, he also didn't help Guan Zhilin solve the troubles Guan Zhilin encountered-you know, Xu Cun has always been a master who does not see the rabbit and does not scatter the eagle.

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