Rebirth: Super Banking System

Chapter 1698: Chapter 1529: Wealthy (Please Subscribe!)

The road of Huaxia.

Is the most correct one.

Mi Hao firmly believes.

Without a comprehensive industrial system of all categories, you will be constrained by others and will have to pay high prices to buy things from them. Yet, Huaxia is the only country in the world with all categories of industries.

Thirty-nine major industrial categories.

One hundred and ninety-one medium categories.

Five hundred and twenty-five subcategories.

Not a single one is missing in Huaxia.

No other country can achieve this, not even the United States. Nowadays, as Mi Hao knows, Myanmar is also following Huaxia’s path, supporting various categories of industries, whether high-end, mid-tier, or low-end.

However.

Due to the lack of authoritative statistics.

Mi Hao is unsure of how complete Myanmar’s industrial system has become.

But it’s definitely not weak.

Energy.

Chemical Industry.

Steel. noveldrama

Cement.

Precision Machinery.

Biopharmaceuticals.

...

The number of things originally produced in Myanmar is increasing rapidly, and the pace of development is so fast, so extensive, so strong, that Mi Hao is deeply impressed. From the bottom of his heart, there is actually a bit of ’disappointment’.

Exactly.

Disappointment.

Your position dictates your mindset.

Once here, they achieve self-production of all kinds of products, Huaxia’s products might find it difficult to enter unless it’s in truly advantageous industries. In this way, both sides might become competitors in the future.

A country with a complete industrial system of all categories.

Will also have extremely strong economic independence.

He doesn’t know.

Whether this is good or bad for Huaxia.

...

As he pondered.

"Are you here for work?"

Glancing at the file Mi Hao had opened, the girl looked at him curiously.

"Yes."

"I thought you were also here for travel. Hello, I’m Duan Yi." Duan Yi extended her hand like a ’sociable person’, and Mi Hao was momentarily taken aback. Is it necessary to be so ’formal’?

But since she had already extended her hand.

He could only uncomfortably shake hands.

"Mi Hao."

"Mi? That’s a rare surname." Duan Yi smiled.

"Duan is the same, Duan... uh."

Mi Hao, not noticing at first, realized upon saying it that it’s quite a ’cheeky’ name.

"Duan Yi, not Duan Goose." Duan Yi corrected him.

"Sorry."

Mi Hao helplessly called out, "Duan... Yi."

Seeing the girl had no companions.

"Did you come alone?" Mi Hao asked.

"Yes, last night’s Kunming Bus, just arrived at Xin’an City this morning, took a turn, and hurriedly boarded the train." Duan Yi said disappointedly. It’s rare to come once, and she has to leave quickly.

Xin’an City has long been operating at full capacity.

Even if a hotel room becomes available, it’s all booked by travel agencies.

"Traveling?"

"No, visiting my parents."

"Hmm?"

Mi Hao cast a questioning glance.

Duan Yi explained:

"My parents came here five years ago to do business, it’s rare to see them once a year. This time, I just graduated from my fourth year, so I took the time to come see them and travel around."

"What about you?" Duan Yi asked.

"Busy with work on the construction site."

"So short?"

"I still have to explain the situation at home, a few family members, a few acres of land." Mi Hao spread his hands and smiled, his story is just that short. Leukemia, daughter, wife, he’s not someone who tells stories.

"No need for that."

Duan Yi looked at Mi Hao, a bit curious, this person has no interest in talking with a pretty girl.

"Enjoy this journey." Mi Hao said.

"Where are you planning to go?" Duan Yi pursued.

"Langyu County."

"Me too." Duan Yi couldn’t help but smile.

"Your parents are doing business in Langyu County?" Mi Hao said. Chinese people coming here are mostly in the southern part and the Myanmar Economic Zone. Going to the northern border is quite a bold move.

They even went to the neighboring border region.

"Initially, they were in Yangon, but later, after Ling went up, they started large-scale construction. Listening to a Chinese friend’s advice, they went to this Border Zhong County. It seems they made the right choice, but it’s a bit far." Duan Yi said.

"It is a bit far."

"Look, what a beautiful village."

As they were chatting.

Duan Yi’s eyes suddenly shifted, and a beautiful village appeared ahead.

Green mountains.

Clear waters.

Farmland.

And a brand new villa-style neighborhood, in addition to villa houses of various sizes standing everywhere.

"Click click click."

Duan Yi took numerous photos.

Many passengers inside the vehicle couldn’t help but lean over to have a look.

Mi Hao didn’t join in the excitement; he had seen many such villages. Ling’s wealth and interest in meddlesome policies have caused changes in these areas that go far beyond this; everyone is urbanizing.

But Ling stays neutral.

Not too encouraging urbanization.

Instead, putting great effort into building rural areas, towns, making them livable, heavy industry cluster, light industry dispersed.

As far as he knows.

These villages may not look like they’re generating high incomes, but their lifestyle has undergone significant changes. Houses, Ling pays a part, the government and individuals pay other parts, and if there’s no money, it’s okay, they switch to interest-free loans.

Medical.

Education.

Almost cost nothing.

This greatly alleviates the farmers’ burden, so even though they don’t make much money, they are living more comfortably than before.

"So beautiful."

Duan Yi gazed eagerly.

The vehicle’s speed was fast.

Soon, it was out of sight.

"It’s a very ordinary village; the whole of Myanmar is building like this, now it basically covers most of the villages in the Myanmar Economic Zone, and it’s the same in other places, at the latest in five years, all of Myanmar will be up to this standard."

"Five years? All of Myanmar?" Duan Yi exclaimed.

"Yes."

"Do they have that much money?"

"The government funds some, personal loans some, then it’s there."

"Moreover, some time ago, Huaxia and the Myanmar Environmental Technology Company signed a contract worth 300 billion; even if the profit is a third, such villages can build a thousand of them."

Mi Hao made a simple calculation.

A villa-style civilian house, three stories.

Land costs nothing.

300,000 RMB is enough for construction.

A village with 300 households.

Is just one billion. One thousand billion, one thousand villages, the difference won’t be huge. This is still Huaxia’s contract, with the first phase of 100,000 square kilometers of Desert transformation, the contract price is 1.5 trillion Asia Dollars.

This is the contract price for three years.

A third of the profit.

Can build five thousand such villages, benefiting millions.

Of course.

This is an ideal calculation.

After all.

They can’t hand over all the profits, nor can they all be used for rural construction, it’s just a possibility---as long as Ling is willing, wanting to build such a village won’t lack money, collapsing the finance.

"If this were a privately owned company, how rich would they be!" Duan Yi exclaimed.

Hearing this.

Mi Hao let out a chuckle.

"A private company, that wouldn’t be luck, but disaster."

"Why?"

"Can personal strength protect such a vast industry? Filtering Solution, Solid Locking Solution, Transcription Fluid, and now the oases, represent a monopoly market exceeding ten trillion."

"Holding the Precious Jade is a Crime."

"Countless eyes are watching, countless hands will reach over, privately owned, would only have one result—being divided up, I think Ling’s approach is the wisest, letting a country bear all the risks."

"Tied together, no hand reaching over is any use unless it’s plundered by war."

"Indeed."

Duan Yi nodded.

Holding the Precious Jade is a Crime.

A monopoly market of over ten trillion.

Murder.

Conspiracy.

Theft.

All means could be encountered, excessive defense could also be seized upon using The law to take down, but now? The one retaliating is a country, it holds the power to make laws.

Come on.

At worst.

Spar with you for ten years in court.