After completing the mission of visiting Song Zheyuan, Jin Batian could still transfer some places in Tianjin. For example, he personally opened a wholly owned Limin Shipbuilding Factory.

The establishment of the Limin Shipbuilding Plant originated from the Nanjing government's low tonnage and insufficient foreign warships. Now the Central Navy's full load displacement total tonnage of 1 million tons has just exceeded, and the number of sold tonnage in the past two years is about this tonnage. Two million tons of ships seem to be quite large, but the output of the shipyard is only good for five months of full power operation. This shipyard has been in operation for more than two years.

There is another disadvantage to underwater shipyards, that is, the tonnage in the dock is fixed. Unlike those underground factories that can build underground warehouses at will, the ships inside can't start construction if they are full of tonnage and they cannot be transported out. You can't keep the battleship aircraft carriers on the sea surface of Penglai, Shandong.

That's why Limin Shipbuilding Factory has a Limin Shipbuilding Factory. Every month, several ships with simple structures and moderate tonnages and full of various machines or materials have sailed into the Limin Shipbuilding Factory's dock. So far, the three docks of Limin Shipbuilding Factory have a scale of more than 1,000 people, and up to twenty thin-skinned simple ships can be removed in one month. To a large extent, it has made up for the overcapacity caused by the insufficient expansion of the Central Navy, and has brought a lot of small money to Jinbatian - it is sold here to the outside world for refined oil, steel plates, pipes, wires, various machines, and even asphalt.

For the Central Navy, insufficient talent is the biggest difficulty in the slow expansion of the navy, which is the same as the problems faced by the Air Force and the armored forces. The Navy is also a technical branch, and it is not possible to carry guns and serve as soldiers after training in January. In 1933, the navy had only 30,000 people, but by the end of 1935, the navy had already exceeded 100,000 people - including combatants on the ship and auxiliary personnel on the land. This not only incorporates talents from local fleets across the country, sand mixed with Nanjing Central, and intellectual youth recruited from the society.

This growth rate has been greatly improved, and even Chen Shaokuan and others are not dissatisfied with it. In this way, many positions on ships are still working on old and new. In the latest naval report by Navy Commander Chen Shaokuan and others, there is no problem with the increase in naval tonnage by another 50% next summer.

The chairman came to inspect, and the shopkeeper Chen from the Liming Shipyard was naturally accompanied by the whole process. In addition to reporting on the business, he also took Jin Batian to the family yard not far from the shipyard. The income of the factory with more than 1,000 people was not low, so it was normal for collectively buying land to build a house to live in a family yard. Of course, not everyone lives here.

It was very happy to see that the children in the shipyard's family yard ran away with their butts without a cold weather. They asked the old shopkeeper: "Old Chen, it seems that the income of this shipyard is still acceptable."

Old shopkeeper Chen said: "It's good. A large worker can get 70 or 80 yuan a month, while a small worker can also get 50 or 60 yuan a month. At the end of last year, the boss gave everyone a prize of 100 yuan in the New Year. I'm just trying to get to the next level this year."

This place is full of vitality and production and sales are booming. Not far away, American businessman Pierre Ott can only watch the large number of machines bought with loans in the warehouse rust and eventually turn into a pile of scrap iron.

Pierre Ott tried all kinds of ways to promote, discount, rebates, put pressure on the other party, and poach all the ways to do so, but the machines and electrical appliances produced during the Great Depression could not be sold. In a few days, the largest loan of 300,000 US dollars will reach the final repayment period, but now the company's cash is only a few thousand yuan, a pile of worthless scrap iron, and land worth tens of thousands of yuan.

There is no need to think about Pierre Ott know what those bank personnel will do. They will seal their own companies and warehouses, as well as their own industries and shares, and conduct auctions. How much money is sold in the end has nothing to do with Pierre Ott, because he is destined to go bankrupt - recently there are always sneaky people around the company, so there are no need to see that the banks are already thinking about their future assets.

There are two roads in front of you now. First, you escape with money. There are not many assets in thousands of oceans. If you change your name and surname in the countryside, you can still live comfortably. Pierre can hear a little Chinese and communicate for several years. But Pierre's family will be ashamed. Second, you will commit suicide by swallowing a gun or jumping off a building. Since ancient times, people have lost their debts in death. This is common everywhere - nonsense, we are here to repay the debts of the father and the son.

Pierre Ott thought of jumping down from a 10-meter-high place on the fourth floor of the company or pulling out the Browning pistol from the drawer and slapped it into his mouth.

After thinking about it, Pierre Ott finally decided to have a bag-and-roll. He didn't even have a wife or children, and Pierre Ott always felt that he was short of something in his life.

This time, Pierre Ott really made up his mind and took out a bag containing some gold jewelry he had bought over the years, which looked like it was worth about a few thousand yuan. He poured all the cash in the drawer into the bag, and finally brought his beloved Browning pistol with him - this country is not a stable place in Pierre Ott's impression.

Finally, Pierre took his beloved baby away before leaving the company: "Mary, go out with me."

"Yes, Mr. Pierre." As Pierre's personal secretary, business trips and other things are common.

Miss Mary comes from a farm in California. Mary, who is eighteen years old this year, came to this old continent to hunt for gold - if you catch a gold turtle, it is also considered. Mary, who Pierre hired last year when the company continued to lay off employees, was attracted by Mary's buttocks and breast enlargement. The girls who grew up on the farm all had good looks.

A country girl like this, Pierre Ott, who was more picky in food, initially decided to treat her as her lover. At that time, although Pierre was in debt, he was still confident of turning the tables. However, after the backlog of machinery, electrical appliances and other goods in the warehouse began to rust and damage, Pierre Ott felt that he was not worthy of this California girl, and that he did not have at least tens of thousands of debts.

Driven by this idea, Pierre Ott and Mary rolled the sheets in a hotel in the Peking Hotel after a business trip.

Mary has no objection to the matter of rolling the sheets with the boss. When women grow up, they always have to rolling the sheets with men. Moreover, the boss's company just lacks a boss lady. But Mary still hopes that one day the two of them can get married in church. Before that, let's go ahead - many people decide to get married after having children, otherwise the child support paid to the woman and the child is a big number (for ordinary people, Chaplin said there is no pressure).

Pierre's car has long been sold to pay off its debts. Now the two of them are in a rickshaw and go to the train station slowly.

On the road, Pierre Ott looked in a mirror and a foreigner followed behind in a rickshaw. This seemed too obvious. Pierre Ott, who was ready for everything, decided to give him some color.

I bought two train tickets to Baoding, and Pierre and Mary rested in the waiting room and waited for the train. After the train entered the station, the station was crowded with people, and Pierrere and Mary also joined the team with their luggage.

The foreigner who followed Pierre Ott and was very arrogant was the ticket he bought right after Pierre Ott. This time he was queuing up and getting on the bus.

Before Mary was about to board the train, Pierre Ott finally took action. Pierre Ott turned around and Browning's pistol was pressed against the stalker's waist. Pierre Ott whispered viciously: "Sir, one thing I want to tell you is that money belongs to the boss and life belongs to his own."

The stalker was frightened, but he tried to calm down: "What do you want? My boss's boss is Morgan."

"I don't want to do anything," Pierre Ott said, taking out a small roll of green coins from his pocket and stuffing them into the stalker's pocket. He took the ticket that had not been checked in his hand. "This is my last green coins. I want to use it to buy the ticket in your hand. You can rest assured that I will never appear in front of the public again. I will disappear forever, do you understand?"

The stalker asked, "It seems like it's more than a hundred dollars."

"It's almost the same, I haven't counted it."

The stalker thought for a while and said, "Okay, you won. It's not a big deal to lose it occasionally, don't you?"

Pierre Ott added to him: "Of course, let alone this is a country with a population of 450 million."

The stalker turned around and Pierre checked the ticket at the door of the first class, and asked the ticket inspector to refund a first class train ticket - this little money is also very important to Pierre Ott in the future, because he can no longer lend money to the bank for financing.

Pierre was the last to board the train before the train started, of course he was afraid that the stalker would return without trust. To be honest, if he dared to come again, Pierre Ott really decided to dig a few holes for him.

When Pierre Ott sat in his seat, Mary had already been waiting there and complained, "Mr. Pierre, you are late. I thought you were behind me."

"It's no big deal to drive away a fly. Am I here? Baby."

"That fly is so annoying, I'm worried for so long."

As the train started, Pierre Ott said with a look of an upset, "Baby, I have something important to tell you now."

"Tell me."

"I'm bankrupt. I believe you know about the company's recession and those machines and electrical appliances that are about to rust. There is a lot of money for me. Now the bank's loan is due. No bank is willing to borrow money from me. So I'm going to go bankrupt. There will be about a few days left."

"Oh my God." Mary was like a swaying figure.

Pierre Ott said: "I want to go somewhere inland in this country and use my last funds to buy a small farm. I have to say that the land here is much more expensive than California, and the farm will not be much larger (although the westward movement has ended, the Mi Empire is still sparsely populated in about 160 million people, and it is mainly concentrated on the southeast coast). The last question is, are you willing to be the hostess of this small farm?"

Mary said, "Unless you are willing to marry me in church, I will not live with a man inexplicably."

"No problem, baby. Can we get off the car and go to the church?"

"Okay, dear Pierre..." Before Mary could say anything, Pierre Ott hugged her tightly and blocked Mary's flames with her mouth.
Chapter completed!