When Zhao Guoyang and Mu Yiyi came back after lunch, the fact that they had confirmed their relationship with each other had already spread throughout the company.

In fact, these employees of "Xingtai International" have always had some speculations about the relationship between Mr. Zhao and Mu Yiyi, but they were not sure.

Now that the two of them are generous, they have not caused much sensation.

The only change is that when everyone talks to Mu Yiyi, the assistant to the president, he is even more polite.

Of course, Zhao Guoyang would not pay attention to these situations. He has too many things to be busy with now.

Back at his office, Zhao Guoyang immediately devoted himself to various calculations of the "high-speed railway project".

If you want to build a "high-speed railway project", the first thing you have to do is the power issue.

Like conventional speed railways, the power of high-speed railways will still be powered by electric locomotives.

This power output method is very different from the use of internal combustion and steam locomotives as power. It does not require the installation of a prime mover on the locomotive. The electric energy required is an electrified railway to provide the store and then make the locomotive operate.

Therefore, the prerequisite for using this power output method is to build an electrified railway.

Speaking of "electrified railway", it is actually not a new term.

Since the completion of the first electrified railway in China in 1958, almost all subsequent railways built in China have been electrified railways.

However, the cost of electrified railways that are adapted to different speeds must be different, and the construction process varies greatly.

If you want to carry out this project smoothly, the design of electrified railways has become the top priority.

In this regard, of course, Zhao Guoyang could not fight alone.

In fact, he had already thought that Mr. Li had asked for instructions in the morning, hoping to invite Ji Chongxuan, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a professor of mechanical and electrical major of Peking University, to take the initiative to be responsible for the design of electrified railways.

Zhao Guoyang himself was responsible for providing Mr. Ji with ideas and suggestions on the general direction.

Of course, Li Kejian agreed to Zhao Guoyang's request.

In fact, Li Kejian was also very clear in his heart that the whole Huaxia was fully qualified to host the design of this "electrostatic railway", except for Zhao Guoyang, the only one is Ji Chongxuan.

The reason why he did not mention Mr. Ji's name before was that Zhao Guoyang was preparing to go into battle himself.

But after thinking about it, Mr. Li felt relieved.

After all, Zhao Guoyang is responsible for the overall design of the entire "high-speed railway project", and it is impossible to focus on one thing.

Therefore, Ji Chongxuan still needs to take action on the design of this "electrified railway".

What Zhao Guoyang now calculates in his office is the first "electrified railway", which allows the maximum speed of passage and the electricity required to be provided.

After fiddling on the computer for a while, Zhao Guoyang had roughly listed a number.

Because Ji Chongxuan had already communicated, after he had listed these data, he just needed to let the person below fax it and the other party could receive it.

After the matter was settled, Zhao Guoyang finally had time to take a little slow down.

As soon as he got up to make a cup of tea, someone knocked on the door of the office.

Zhao Guoyang looked up and saw that it was Zhang Yufang who had come, so he waved her in and sat down.

After entering the house, Zhang Yufang teased Zhao Guoyang first and said, "Mr. Zhao, you haven't had time to congratulate you and Yiyi... By the way, I just asked Yiyi, you were a sudden attack today, right? How about it, when are you going to meet your parents?"

After hearing this, Zhao Guoyang stroked the back of his head and said, "Hey, there is no hurry to do this. I also told Yiyi when I was having dinner. I have been too busy recently. I can only let go of the matters of parents first!"

Zhang Yufang smiled and stopped pestering this issue.

She handed over a piece of the material in her hand to Zhao Guoyang and said meaningfully: "Mr. Zhao, this material was just sent from the 'Sunmoonstar Company'. It was faxed as soon as Miss Susanna collected it. It should be very important..."

Upon hearing this, Zhao Guoyang said "Hmm": "That's right. Susanna is so anxious to send a fax, the importance of this must be obvious."

"Teacher Zhang, please sit for a while, I'll take a look!"

Zhang Yufang naturally had no objection to Zhao Guoyang's decision.

She smiled and nodded, then sat quietly aside and stared at Zhao Guoyang, waiting for him to finish reading the materials in his hand.

After opening this material, Zhao Guoyang discovered that this was a report and analysis of the surge in demand for 10,000-ton marine ships in Latin America.

The materials clearly show that the gap in the 10,000-ton marine transport ships in Latin America is very large.

The annual demand is even more than 150 ships.

Because Susanna knew that Zhao Guoyang's "Xingtai International Foreign Trade Company" had ship construction business, she naturally shared the news with him as soon as possible.

Looking at Susanna's own judgment attached to the materials, Zhao Guoyang gradually fell into deep thought.

The cost of a 10,000-ton marine transport ship is about 10 million US dollars.

The profit of this ship is at least more than two million US dollars.

If the demand for 10,000-ton marine transport ships in Latin America is really so large, this project will definitely be worthwhile.

Of course, shipbuilding is not that simple.

In fact, the construction of marine transport ships of 10,000 tons must have a dock of 30,000 tons or above to be produced.

Now, although Songjiang City has a 30,000-ton dock, it already has its own master.

Its ownership rights belong to the East China Shipyard, a state-owned shipyard in Songjiang City.

If Xingtai International cannot reach an agreement with the East China Shipyard, if you want to carry out this project, you have to reapply for the construction of a dock of the same size.

The construction of this dock is not that easy, it will take at least two or three years.

If this is the case, the daylily will definitely be cold.

After understanding this, Zhao Guoyang touched his chin and placed the materials all over.

Now, he already knows where he is going to work, so he naturally doesn't need to look at the materials anymore.

He raised his head and looked at Zhang Yufang. Zhao Guoyang smiled and said, "Teacher Zhang, I have read all these materials just now. Susanna is right. This 10,000-ton marine ship project is indeed worth trying."

"However, we have to solve one problem first, that is, the dock problem!"

Zhao Guoyang pried open his fingers and said in detail: "Now there are ports for building 10,000-ton marine ships in all coastal provinces in China, and there are only three or four in total."

"Among them, we must have no way to borrow the two port cities in the Bohai region because they have more than one ship manufacturing company."

"So in this way, the only option is the 30,000-ton dock in our local Songjiang City."

Hearing this, Zhang Yufang couldn't help but speak: "Mr. Zhao, the 30,000-ton dock you mentioned is owned by our Songjiang City 'East China Shipyard'? Are you planning to borrow this dock from them?"

Zhao Guoyang said "um" and nodded softly, "Borrowing is certain! If possible, I even hope to transfer their dock to us."

Zhang Yufang was stunned when she heard this, but she quickly reacted and said, "Mr. Zhao, the possibility you mentioned really exists."

"As early as last year, I heard that the 'East China Shipyard' has not had a good performance. I finally made two orders in China, but they were both cancelled in the end."

"What's even more embarrassing is that an order they received internationally was not able to hand over the ship on time, and was finally judged as breach of contract and fined more than one million US dollars..."

Zhang Yufang sighed with some emotion and continued: "Under this kind of internal and external troubles, the 'East China Shipyard' has long been unable to hold on. After March this year, it seems that even the wages of employees are released."

"I think if we sincerely acquire their dock, they should consider it seriously!"

After listening to Zhang Yufang's story, Zhao Guoyang nodded to her with appreciation and said, "Teacher Zhang, your information is much more informative than me. I have never heard of the 'East China Shipyard' at all."

When Zhang Yufang heard this, she smiled and said with a clever smile: "There is no way. Mr. Zhao, you are busy with too many things every day. Of course, you cannot take all the information and information collection."

"Speaking of this kind of thing, we should summarize and prepare, and finally report the information when you need to refer to it."

"So, I'm just doing my job, I don't dare to be your praise."

After Zhang Yufang finished speaking, Zhao Guoyang smiled and said, "Teacher Zhang, you don't have to be too modest."

"In the past two years, you, the executive president, have definitely made a great contribution to our Xingtai International to develop so rapidly."

After Zhao Guoyang said this, Zhang Yufang stopped saying anything and sat aside with a smile and listened to his speech.

After sighing for a while, Zhao Guoyang seemed to remember something and looked up at Zhang Yufang and said, "Teacher Zhang, I will ask Director Liang of Songjiang Mechanical and Electronics Industry Bureau to find out the situation. If everything goes well, you will be responsible for the subsequent discussion on the acquisition of the dock in the future."

Zhang Yufang agreed without any refusal.

The two of them talked about work for a while, and then Zhang Yufang got up and said goodbye.

After seeing off Teacher Zhang, Zhao Guoyang raised his hand and looked at his watch. It was almost four o'clock.
Chapter completed!