Chapter 1516 Solution

Because the development in the United States was too smooth, Jin Ling had not considered this problem before. Now that she thought about it, she felt a little overwhelmed. It turned out that the company's biggest hidden worry was in the United States, which was developing very well.

She knew that she was not worrying too much.

As a country based on business, the United States, whether it is a country or an individual, will flexibly use various means and various names to seek government or Congress intervention when simple business means are not effective.

As a country based on business, Americans value their own business interests the most. In order to protect this interest, why do they let the government or Congress intervene?

To a certain extent, the reason why the United States became independent was that those North American residents who were originally obedient to the British Empire colonies did not care because they were dissatisfied with the British government's promulgation of unfair laws such as the "Stamp Duty Ordinance" and the "Townsend Tax Act" in the colonies in order to strengthen the competitiveness of local enterprises, and imposed heavy taxes on products in North America, which seriously affected their business interests. In the end, they did not hesitate to use war to maintain their trade advantages.

So it can be said that, to a certain extent, the reason why the North American residents who are naturally disgusted with the government did not hesitate to establish a government through war is because they hope to have a subject that opposes other governments' intervention in the economy.

But naturally, they soon developed into a subject that intervenes in other countries' economies...

So fundamentally, the United States is a country that advocates free trade, but is best at setting up various obstacles. It is a country that advocates fair competition all over the world, but is precisely the best at unfair competition.

Americans who grew up in such an environment, in the social field, or the field of video websites, including electric vehicles, etc., when they cannot compete with Gain Capital, I am afraid that they will immediately think of Feng Yiping's Chinese identity.

Think about the attitude of many people in the US Congress when it comes to issues related to China. How can American companies have an easy life at that time?

Of course, there are solutions. For example, you can follow the wishes of those venture capitalists and bankers who have been eyeing the company and absorb their investment.

However, when the company is developing well and there is no shortage of funds, who is willing to let others take advantage of it for nothing?

Or, let Yiping become an American citizen, but judging from his actions, how could he be willing? Even if he is willing, the people in China will not be willing, so what about the domestic business? What about his plans?

This is also not a good way.

Drucker saw Jin Ling frowning and thinking, hesitated for a moment, and coughed, "Jin, do you remember the baby incubator incident?"

Jin Ling was stunned, "Baby incubator incident?"

"Yes, if there is nothing else, I want to go back to work first,"

"No problem, thank you very much, Drucker," Jin Ling stood up and sent him out, baby incubator incident?

When Drucker went out, he couldn't help but look back. He saw that the female president with excellent personal conditions was already sitting in front of the computer.

He felt a little awkward. Am I betraying my country to a certain extent? But, well, this will not have any adverse effects on my compatriots.

However, the relationship between this female president and the small boss is really very special.

As a senior and outstanding human resources expert, after analyzing the situation of the company he just joined, he immediately discovered the company's special features in some things.

Or it could be another hidden danger.

That is the trust that the company boss Feng has in the president Jin beyond the ordinary scope. From the rights and interests he has given her, at least in terms of China's business, Jin actually holds the dual positions of chairman of the board and executive president, and has the right to decide on all matters - he can completely ignore Feng as the boss.

But they just cooperate very smoothly, which is too abnormal!

Originally, he was going to have an in-depth discussion with Feng Yiping on this issue, but after what happened today, he felt that he should wait and see for a while, or simply not mention it!

It's great to be young!

I really envy Feng!

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As soon as Drucker left, Jin Ling immediately searched on Google, and many roughly the same results popped up at once. She randomly clicked on one and read only a few lines, and immediately realized that, haha, there is actually a way to solve this hidden worry.

The so-called baby incubator incident, to be more precise, is the "robbery of baby incubators incident", which "happened" during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.

During the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, major American newspapers published a lot of news related to it. More than a month after the war, the most impressive news for the American people was that Iraqi soldiers broke into a Kuwaiti hospital, turned off the oxygen in the incubators of 22 premature babies, threw out the babies, and stole the incubators, which directly led to the deaths of the babies.

Later, the exiled Kuwaiti Emir Jaber also emotionally denounced Iraq's atrocities in a meeting with Bush Sr., talking about Iraqi soldiers breaking into the hospital and taking away the babies' incubators.

Then, Bush Sr. also talked about this incident at a press conference.

Then, a young girl named Nayili, who claimed to be from Kuwait, gave a four-minute oral speech at a hearing held by the Congressional Human Rights Foundation for Kuwait, which shocked the whole United States. "I volunteered to help others at the Adan Hospital with 12 other women. I was the youngest volunteer. The other women ranged from 20 to 30 years old. I saw Iraqi soldiers coming in with guns, taking the babies out of the incubators, and throwing the babies on the cold floor until they died."

Before this, nearly half of the American people hoped that even if Iraq failed to withdraw its troops before January 15, as set by the West, the US government would not take any measures for the time being.

The reason they have this tendency is that before this, Iraq was an ally of the United States in the Middle East.

It is also because of the anti-war tradition after the Vietnam War.

Especially, fighting Iraq, which has a certain military strength, will definitely lead to casualties among American soldiers.

But after Nayili testified, the mentality of many Americans changed.

Especially after more and more senators directly quoted the testimony of this little girl, and Bush Sr. repeated this story at least ten times on different occasions, the American people changed their previous idea of ​​opposing the government's war in Iraq and supported the government's military strikes against Iraq.

Although the Iraqi government fought back, the world news order was not equal, and the monopoly and one-way nature distorted the reality to a great extent. Their voices did not have many listeners at all...

It was not until the liberation of Kuwait that a large number of journalists, including those from the United States, went to Kuwait for interviews and found that this news that successfully made Americans support the military strike against Iraq was actually a fabrication.

That Nayri was not only a member of the Kuwaiti royal family, but also the biological daughter of the Kuwaiti ambassador to the United States.

The entire "robbery of baby incubators" was nothing more than a successful public relations by the public relations company hired by the Kuwaiti government, Weida.

The choice of "baby incubators" was also a direction they determined after spending millions of dollars, and the subsequent series of public relations actions were carried out around this theme.

In the end, their public relations were very successful - poor Saddam!

The Kuwaiti government, which is extremely wealthy, only paid $12 million for this.

For $12 million, the American public relations company even encouraged the country to participate in a war - although there are other factors such as the calculations of the US government and the promotion of arms dealers, the public relations of Weida Company is still a key.

Therefore, as long as you are willing to spend money, as long as you take the initiative now, pave the way in advance, and build good relationships, what does this possible worry matter?

Jin Ling believes that with Feng Yiping's current relationship in the American business community, the most likely to challenge their business must be other start-ups. How much money do those start-ups have to launch relevant public relations and lobbying?

As long as this hidden danger can be eliminated, she believes that Feng Yiping is willing to spend, not to mention $12 million, even $21 million - if necessary, he doesn't care if he spends more.

Moreover, as a company that has become a climate, it is indeed necessary to make relevant preparations.

She is very happy because she has another chance to meet him.

She immediately called Feng Yiping, "You are leaving the day after tomorrow, right? I will come to the capital to find you now. I have something important to discuss with you."