Reborn Capital Madman

Chapter 1240 Governor Xian, be careful of the traitors around you

Author: Jie Zuo

Chapter 1240 Governor Xian, be careful of the traitors around you

It was the first time for the former Governor of Hong Kong to stay in Hong Kong and engage in unofficial work. Therefore, after Wei Yixin publicly expressed his plan clearly, it was difficult for him not to become a hot topic in society.

Let’s start with the group of civil servants in the Hong Kong government. There was a profound division immediately.

There are many ghost senior civil servants who are vague. The former Hong Kong Governor sets an example. After we leave the Hong Kong government, it is logical to stay in Hong Kong and develop. It is good, hehe;

Those who knew they would not be able to drink this soup either remained silent fearlessly, or muttered sourly. In doing so, Wei Yixin broke the customs of civil servant management.

However, some Chinese elites in Hong Kong, who are much more "dedicated" than the masses of the lower class who are watching the excitement, sharply questioned whether Wei Yixin's role change in Hong Kong would lead to a "revolving door" or something like that.

Something fishy?

At this time, Gao Xian's unparalleled loyalty was demonstrated again. He spread the word to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Organization, which is headquartered in Hong Kong, and appreciated Sir Wilson's rich diplomat resume and the Hong Kong International formed during the five-year term of Governor of Hong Kong.

From the perspective of the financial center and Xiangjiang International Digital Center, they decided to invite him to take up important positions.

How to interpret this news, which is obviously helping Wei Yixin to relieve stress? At least it includes the following:

First, Wei Yixin relied on his ability to earn a living and was chosen by the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation. There was nothing fishy about it and there was no need to be suspicious;

Second, Wei Yixin once served as the governor of Hong Kong, and this experience has been respected. The pattern of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation is here, and there is no need for London to feel condescending and aggrieved;

Third, Wei Yixin does not enter the specific business field, so other Xiangjiang consortiums will not be jealous or afraid that this special resource will work for a certain consortium.

The effect of President Gao Xiangao's words was naturally extraordinary. The fearful Hong Kong consortium immediately stopped fussing, and then the more "dedicated" Hong Kong Chinese elites started making a big fuss around the "revolving door" and so on.

The noise is also much smaller. After all, the funders no longer provide relevant funds.

As for the reactions from other parties, the actual impact was limited, so the replacement of the Hong Kong governor entered a state of complete entertainment. For example, the Hong Kong Financial Security Bureau was suddenly established, and there was no in-depth discussion.

London, thousands of miles away from Hong Kong, is not necessarily less lively than Hong Kong. If there is a difference, it may be that the starting point is different.

The more developed British media will certainly not miss a good opportunity to exaggerate the resentment shown by Wei Yixin's stubborn stay in Hong Kong. However, it is difficult to say how to sympathize with Wei Yixin. Instead, they will use this as a basis to discuss Wei Yixin's resentment.

Peng Yangkang, who also believed in the matter, and his deep personal relationship with British Prime Minister Margaret, played an important role in this personnel change.

In the recent British general election, Peng Yingkang lost his foundation - his seat as a member of the House of Commons, and had no chance to enter the British cabinet. Such a loser got the job of Governor of Xiangjiang. Without the care of his great friends, he would have been lost very soon.

It's hard to win people's trust.

It is not difficult to imagine that Peng Yankang, who is about to take office in Xiangjiang, is rather embarrassed.

There is no doubt that Peng Yankang was very unhappy with Wei Yixin. If you did this, you just set me up!

But Peng Yankang really had no choice in taking Wei Yixin, because at best, Wei Yixin violated the conventions of civil servant management. In a capitalist environment, it is not a big deal. Civil servants are not treated as such. In contrast,

, Wei Yixin's old employer, the British Foreign Office, as well as Wei Yixin's old leaders and old colleagues, are happy to see Wei Yixin take a senior position in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation.

Peng Yankang must have ignored his dissatisfaction with Wei Yixin. What bothered him was what kind of situation he would face when he went to Xiangjiang to take office.

Originally, Peng Yankang wanted to contact the senior executives of Huifeng Bank, with whom he had close contacts before, but it turned out that the other party was full of people, and it was not clear whether they were really busy acquiring Mitland Bank and couldn't escape.

From afar, a big help that has deep roots in Xiangjiang is suddenly missing.

In response to this, Peng Yankang was so angry that he gritted his teeth. The Scots who were in power in Hui Feng Bank were really supercilious and snobbish. They saw that I had lost my position as a member of the House of Commons and could not enter the cabinet.

I'm leaning back. Could I have forgotten that I am going to Xiangjiang to serve as the boss and governor there?

When his thoughts turned to this point, Peng Yankang couldn't help but feel guilty. Times have changed, and the situation in Xiangjiang is no longer the same. The rising Chinese capital in Xiangjiang is unruly, especially Gao Xian, the president of the Xiangjiang Financial Management Bureau with a transcendent status and huge power.

Like this time Wei Yixin insisted on staying in Xiangjiang, which was obviously the result of Gao Xian's manipulation.

What gives Peng Yingkang some comfort is that there are still many elites in Hong Kong who rushed to London during the delicate window before the new Hong Kong governor took office and actively moved closer to him, such as the lady who serves as the chief member of the Hong Kong Executive Council

, can’t wait to call him Shang Duxian.

The information brought by these people who came closer made Peng Yankang a little depressed.

For example this type:

Many senior civil servants in the Hong Kong government have obviously been lured away by Gao Xian. The most famous one recently, Governor Xian, must have heard about it thousands of miles away in London.

Governor Xian, under Gao Xian's Jin-Yuan offensive, the senior civil servants in the Hong Kong government are clearly divided. After you take office, be careful of the traitors around you.

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Hearing reports like this, Peng Yongkang could not feel the aloofness of the Hong Kong governor who was at least the boss of the place.

But Peng Yangkang had to suppress his dissatisfaction in order to maintain a calm attitude in the city, and continued to inquire calmly, was there any more specific trends?

By the way, there really is one. There is a new agency called the Hong Kong Financial Security Agency, which was established unexpectedly at a meeting of the Governor in Council.

"Xiangjiang Financial Security Bureau?" Peng Yankang asked both sides, "What are the specific functions?"

"There are quite a few functions. The first one is the spate of vicious cases such as the robbery of armored vehicles and gold shops in Hong Kong. The second one is that the number of international heavyweight conferences held in Hong Kong continues to increase, and the security of political and business celebrities is also under some pressure.

What about financial data security and so on? It’s pretending to be sophisticated and fancy, and I don’t bother to analyze it in depth for a while, but the people seem to buy it.”

Peng Yankang thought for a while, and based on the latest developments reported, the personnel arrangements of the Xiangjiang Financial Security Bureau should be out of control.

Governor Xian's information is astonishing. The Xiangjiang Financial Management Bureau provides the main funding for the Xiangjiang Financial Security Bureau, and the treatment is generous. At least many people in the Xiangjiang Police Force are keen to get involved.

Peng Yankang sighed one last time. On the day I arrived in Hong Kong and took office, Sir Gao, the president of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, would not have been absent from the welcome ceremony.

I really inquired about the developments in this area. Gao Xian should have gone to the United States on a business trip now. As for whether he can rush back to Xiangjiang to attend the inauguration ceremony of the governor, I heard that it is, and I will try my best to do so.

Awkward……

(End of chapter)