usatvline Chapter 395 Letter, mission.
Chapter 395 Letter, mission.
After reading the letter, Wang Jixin frowned slightly and then put the letter back into the envelope.
Then, pick up the two letters and leave the New Town Government Building.
He thought Vietnam would be discussed, but it wasn't.
The driver had received the travel notification and was waiting downstairs. When he saw Wang Jixin coming down, he immediately started the car and sped all the way to the mountain base.
After arriving at the base, the driver parked the car on the first floor of the base as instructed and sat quietly in the driver's seat waiting.
Wang Jixin walked to the elevator alone and pressed the up button. The elevator slowly rose, making a slight buzzing sound.
After a moment, the elevator arrived at the designated floor.
Wang Ze saw Wang Jixin coming in, and he was curious and asked, "Brother, why are you here at this time? What did Zhang Qiang say?"
You know, this time is usually their working hours, and Wang Jixin would not suddenly appear here under normal circumstances.
If it was something important, he should have been notified in advance.
Wang Jixin looked at Wang Ze's puzzled expression, sighed softly, and said, "Well, Zhang Qiang came here with two letters, one of which is for you."
As he spoke, he took out the two letters from his bag and slowly placed them on the table.
Seeing this, Wang Ze bent down, picked up the two letters and examined them carefully.
He first put down the letter addressed to Wang Jixin, and then directly opened the other letter addressed to himself.
He used his super powers to wrap the letter inside, sensed it, and took it out only after finding that there was nothing wrong.
As the letter was fully unfolded, one could see large sections written on it expressing emotion and amazement at Nanhua's current development.
In particular, he expressed his sincere admiration for the progress made by Nanhua’s state-owned enterprises.
It was not until the second half of the letter that Vietnam was finally mentioned.
In this cautious but meaningful letter, the leader stated in an extremely serious and firm attitude that the 17th parallel in North Vietnam is an insurmountable bottom line for the mainland.
The mainland will never accept the stationing of US troops around it, and cited the Korean War as an example.
In the letter, the leader emphasized the hope that South China could preserve the North Vietnamese regime and avoid being involved in this war that could bring great disaster.
The mainland is fully prepared and can engage in another confrontation with the United States at any time, but it is unwilling to be drawn into the flames of war with South China, with whom it has friendly relations and fellow Chinese.
Although the letter did not explicitly mention the division of Vietnam into North and South, Wang Ze keenly perceived the leader's underlying meaning in the letter.
When Wang Ze casually placed the letter on the table, he asked, "What did it say to you?"
Wang Jixin replied nonchalantly: "Nothing much, just some polite words."
Wang Ze stood up and picked up the letter from Wang Jixin to read it. Sure enough, just as Wang Jixin said, the letter did not mention anything about Vietnam.
It was more of a praise for Nanhua and the idea of strengthening communication and exchanges in the economic, cultural, and technological fields between the two sides.
It seems that the mainland side also understands that it would be more meaningful to talk to Wang Ze directly about this matter.
This makes the two letters roughly the same, but there are still significant differences when it comes to specific matters.
With the government represented by Wang Jixin, it was more like normal communication at the official level.
The letter to Wang Ze contained some hints about the entire world situation.
"As for the affairs of South Vietnam, we should not interfere easily. We just need to ensure that the South Vietnamese regime can exist. I will hand over this matter to the person in charge." Wang Ze said slowly.
After he finished speaking, he stared at the letter on the table and said, "Take the letter for you and keep it."
After Wang Jixin left, Wang Ze's heart moved slightly. He saw that the letter that had been quietly placed on the table suddenly turned into tiny dust particles as if it was cast by magic. After circling in the air for a while, it completely dissipated without a trace, without leaving even the slightest trace.
This letter is not suitable for circulation, so it is better to destroy it directly.
Then, Wang Ze instructed Wang Hua beside him to contact An Yi to come over.
Matters in this regard should still be followed up by the secret guards in charge of An Yi.
If history had continued as it had always been, the United States would have had no choice but to abandon the South Vietnamese regime and quickly withdraw.
Only at that time would Nanhua be able to take over South Vietnam naturally and obtain the most lucrative benefits.
Now, no matter how much effort and help they put in on the South Vietnam issue, South Vietnam will only be grateful to the United States and stand on the side of the United States.
Wang Ze felt it was not worth it.
After An Yi arrived, Wang Ze gave him a new mission to infiltrate the South Vietnamese government.
When the day comes when the United States can no longer hold on and wants to give up, the people developed by the Secret Guard must be able to control the situation in time, and at least hold on until the support from South China arrives.
"Don't cause any more problems." Wang Ze looked at An Yi and said softly.
"Understood. There won't be a next time." An Yi said loudly with a serious face.
He knew that if such serious dereliction of duty occurred again, the clan leader would never let it go. This time, it was because the results of his subsequent investigation came out quickly that the clan leader let him go.
Wang Ze waved his hand to let An Yi leave and lay directly on the soft sofa. With the establishment of Nanhua, many things have become different.
If ASEAN is included, South China is already the de facto third largest power in the world.
He didn't even know whether the Soviet Union would disintegrate as expected as in history.
Wang Ze felt that the military needed to speed up development, especially Nanhua’s tanks. The military was still using the batch of tanks he manufactured at the time.
The army has not seen war for a long time, and its equipment can no longer keep up with the development of the navy and air force.
As long as it always maintains its military lead, Wang Ze feels that no matter how the world situation develops, it will not have any impact on Nanhua.
If we don't consider what will happen in the mainland in a few years, the best option is to join forces with the mainland now.
On one side there is a vast territory and talent, and on the other side there is cutting-edge technology in important areas.
If the two sides can join forces, Wang Ze feels that his side can win even if they face the United States and the Soviet Union at the same time.
However, what happened on the mainland later could not be prevented by external forces. This was an internal purification.
It can only be done by themselves.
As he lay there, Wang Ze slowly fell asleep.
When I woke up, I found myself covered with a blanket. I looked at the time on the clock on the wall and it was already afternoon.
Wang Hua was painting in the corner of the room. When he saw Wang Ze wake up, he quickly put down his brush and asked, "Chief, you are awake. Do you want to eat now?"
Wang Ze stretched and agreed.
After finishing his meal, Wang Ze went down to the scientific research base to take a look.
Many of the tedious projects at the Xincheng Scientific Research Base have been transferred to the underground scientific research base under the artificial continent.
I am here to do more theoretical research.
Now even missiles use abyss chips, and he wants to know what the design of his cruise ship is like.
After all, it is just adding automation, not asking them to design completely automatically.
It’s not that difficult. Wang Ze felt that Frederick had gone to study something else and didn’t take his cruise ship seriously.