Reborn Capital Madman

In order to show his sincerity, Gao Xian went to Xiangjiang University to report as soon as possible after arriving in Xiangjiang.

In fact, although the procedures for Gao Xian to enter Xiangjiang University were somewhat special, he was still very strict with himself in terms of courses. His assignments were mainly research papers.

When the paper on how Iran's economy benefited from the global oil crisis was put in front of the professors at the research school, even if they were afraid of being criticized by the world's unstable media, they had no choice but to say it.

Gao Xian used his own personal research as the backbone of his paper, so the quality of it is naturally of the highest quality, and the professors should be ashamed of themselves, so other details are no longer a problem.

After taking care of Xiangjiang University with a low profile, I believe it will become a routine. From now on, Gao Xian's schedule will not be rigidly tied to the graduate school of Xiangjiang University.

After finishing this matter, Gao Xian did not bother to take stock of the gains and losses of Xiangjiang's business during this period. He kept asking Huo Yingdong about the arrangements for his trip to Yanjing, because the other party was the head of the Xiangjiang industrial and commercial delegation.

In fact, as early as 1971, Huo Yingdong tested Gao Xian whether he was willing to go to Yanjing to attend the National Day activities.

Although the conditions were not mature at the time, Gao Xian still agreed with dignity. As a result, in September of that year, Lin escaped and finally the plane crashed in Outer Mongolia. As a result, the National Day activities were canceled that year.

Gao Xian only made some lip service to express his attitude, but did not actually make the trip.

This year, as the situation in all aspects improved, especially as it coincided with the 25th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, National Day activities became grand again, and Huo Yingdong actively contacted patriotic people in the business community in Hong Kong.

Naturally, Gao Xian followed suit and agreed early.

In addition, the Chinese Liaison Office in the United States had provided assistance during the kidnapping by the symbiotic guerrillas and should be thanked in person, and David Rockefeller hoped to expand the influence of the Trilateral Commission in China. Gao Xian's trip can be said to have many missions.

"On September 24th, we will pass through Luohu Port and take the train north to Yanjing." Huo Yingdong introduced carefully: "Mr. Gao may not be used to the food in the mainland. You can bring some with you in Xiangjiang."

Gao Xian said nonchalantly: "Whether it's white flour, rice, cornmeal or sorghum, I can eat it all."

"It's good to be young." Huo Yingdong said with a smile: "I have to prepare some rations to take with me."

In fact, Huo Yingdong was really not used to the fine clothes and fine food here in Xiangjiang, but he was really not used to the taste. Gao Xian had eaten the so-called rations he brought, which were all corn and taro.

Gao Xian inquired: "I heard that the National Day reception held at the Great Hall of the People is very grand, and many leaders who rarely show up on weekdays will attend."

"That's true." Huo Yingdong said some of the information he had.

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After coming out of Huo Yingdong's house, Gao Xian went to visit his sister Gao Yaoxue to see if there were any trivial matters that needed to be resolved at home.

As soon as he walked into the living room, Gao Xian was surprised to see his and Liang Xin's son Ping An, happily playing with a new type of train toy.

Gao Yaoxue explained: "Liang Xin has been very busy recently. She went to the mainland yesterday, so she sent her child here to keep me company."

"There is a difference between closeness and distance. I am just a patriotic businessman, and Liang Xin is a progressive person who has formally studied Marxism-Leninism." Gao Xian nodded suddenly, and then waved: "Ping An, come to daddy."

Ping An also knew Gao Xian, but was not very affectionate. After agreeing, he ran to Gao Yaoxue and sweetly called, "Aunt."

Gao Yaoxue was amused, "Go to your dad's place quickly and let him hug you."

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On September 24, Gao Xian and other patriots from the Xiangjiang business community entered mainland China through Luohu Port.

Gao Xian had been to Yangcheng before by taking the opportunity to participate in the Canton Fair, but this was the first time he went north to Yanjing since he came to this era.

The trains of this era are definitely not as fast as high-speed trains, and the journey can take dozens of hours.

Of course, bosses like Gao Xian will never be idle. They just take advantage of this free time to interact with each other and accumulate some contacts for business.

Gao Xian was not arrogant and arrogant because he dared to scheme against big figures like Nixon and King Pahlavi, and he looked down on the "country bumpkins" in Xiangjiang.

Because Gao Xian is not the kind of person with a shallow personality, and in his view, Xiangjiang, where the majority of society is Chinese, is an important foundation for him at all times, and he should lower his head and work patiently.

Through a series of contacts, Gao Xian felt that this industrial and commercial delegation actually had quotas, and many positions were given to "newcomers." For example, his old father-in-law Yi Mingzhe did not participate.

However, Yi Mingzhe's high-level connections in China have been passed on to Gao Xian.

Therefore, after arriving in Yanjing, Gao Xian, Huo Yingdong, and Zeng Xianzhi, who lived in the same guest house room, said hello, took their documents, and went out to visit.

It was the golden autumn, there was no smog, and the pace of life seemed not fast. In this state of Yanjing, Gao Xian felt very fresh.

The Xiangjiang industrial and commercial delegation itself was also arranged for a series of visits to better understand the achievements of the motherland, so Gao Xian did not leave the delegation. He just selected a few elders and took the time to visit them.

In short, the identity of Yi Mingzhe's son-in-law is very recognized and he is given considerable trust.

Of course, Gao Xian's own current achievements are equally eye-catching.

The combination of these two factors allowed Gao Xian to leave a clear impression on Yanjing's top management, and the trip was initially smooth.

When Gao Xian no longer felt suspicious, he made a special trip to the U.S. Liaison Office in Yanjing, because the person in charge was an old friend of his—Bush.

Bush has had frequent job changes in his official career in recent years. He has just been transferred from chairman of the National Committee of the Republican Party to director of the U.S. Liaison Office in Yanjing.

Not to mention whether there is a promotion in this, it is not a bad thing for Bush to be able to temporarily escape from the vortex of the US mid-term elections that will inevitably lead to the defeat of the Republican Party due to the "Watergate Incident".

Because the issue of Treasure Island has not yet been settled, the diplomatic relations between China and the United States have not yet been elevated to the ambassadorial level at this stage. They have only sent liaison offices to each other's capitals.

The U.S. Liaison Office in Yanjing was established last year, that is, on March 15, 1973. Bush is already the second director.

Bush arrived in Yanjing at the same time as Gao Xian came to Beijing with the Xiangjiang industrial and commercial delegation, and he was also visiting various places.

When he heard that Gao Xian had arrived, Bush was very happy and went out to greet him personally. This sight caught the eyes of the guards and undoubtedly elevated Gao Xian's status a lot.

The two first chatted about common things, such as Bush asking Gao Xian why he came to Yanjing alone.

Gao Xian explained: "Vivian is pregnant and is not suitable for traveling long distances, so she will stay in Canada."

After Bush congratulated Gao Xian, he couldn't help but worry about his eldest son's marriage, and was ready to rush the younger Bush.

Upon hearing this, Gao Xian understood that George W. Bush's dandy life would not last long.

After turning to the main topic, Gao Xian and Bush just communicated with each other about who they knew in Yanjing, etc. It could be regarded as some form of resource sharing to facilitate their respective activities.