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Chapter 870 - 870 54 The Cruel Reality Destroys Your Personality

870: Chapter 54 The Cruel Reality Destroys Your Personality 870: Chapter 54 The Cruel Reality Destroys Your Personality Why does Niusen target New Era…

Giorgio’s confusion is understandable; after all, Niusen is a politician, a Democratic Party politician, but ultimately still a politician.

Politicians have no need to clash with financial backers as capitalists betting on both sides doesn’t really cost much.

If he can win over the likes of Cheng Daqi, he can minimize the potential emergence of competitors.

From this viewpoint, it’s necessary for Niusen to have a close relationship with Cheng Daqi and others, as everyone shares the feast in the California pot.

It’s just that Cheng can’t tell Giorgio that he’s actually pressing down on Niusen’s head in secret.

“A slight misunderstanding, not a big issue.”

Of course, Cheng’s problems are not significant; after all, the pressure is on Niusen, and he is not afraid at all.

Typical financiers: “I’ll give you a large sum of political donations, go run for the election, kid!”

Financiers like Cheng Daqi: “I’ll lock you up with several hundred million, come kneel before me, kid!”

One could say Cheng’s approach is pioneering; from a bidirectional perspective, he is unique in Niusen’s eyes.

Cheng’s kindness is not yet repaid!

“I’m not sure about California, but…

Chan, you just mentioned that Hua Country’s investment in the new energy vehicle sector has taken off in 2018.

Isn’t it too late for us to enter now?”

Sandi’s perspective is a bit more realistic than Giorgio’s, and her question is not easy to address.

Cheng Daqi organized his thoughts briefly, choosing a different approach to tackle the issue.

He couldn’t follow Sandi’s line of thought; he is the one drawing the pie.

To draw a pie, one has to sweep boldly across the blueprint!

“In the venture capital sector, there are four evaluation factors for startup car companies in Hua Country: qualification, technology, brand, and supply chain.

To concretize these factors, qualification represents capital investment—the core is money; technology represents the building of systems—the core is talent; brand reflects whether the partner has an advantage—the core is the abstract but important ‘hard power’; we need not elaborate on the supply chain.”

Sandi just mentioned that in 2018, Hua Country’s venture capital in the new energy vehicle sector was flooded with hot money.

In my view, this agitated market environment is not an outcome but rather a turning point in a process.”

Cheng Daqi paused, observing the expressions of the heirs, knowing it wouldn’t be easy to gain their recognition.

Seeing no questions from the audience, he continued.

“The four car-making elements didn’t arise from nothing.

In 2018, the car companies that received large investments mostly had at least one of the four elements.

This owes to Hua Country’s long-term support policies in the new energy sector.

From an investor’s perspective, because there is a long-term industrial evolution and development planning, the new energy vehicle sector investments can easily find buyers to realize profits.

Hence, investors are inclined to participate more resolutely in this competition.”

Sandi nodded slowly in agreement; Cheng’s words were spot on.

The standpoint of an investor differs from that of an entrepreneur, and that of clueless wealthy individuals.

As an investment banker, Sandi gives a systematic and rigorous ‘well-founded’ exit plan before every investment.

Of course, systematic and rigorous refer to the process, and ‘well-founded’ being in quotes speaks for itself.

If investment bank elites were all that clever…

referring to the CITIC Construction Investment intern incident, a stable and mature system will inevitably breed stupidity due to habitual intergenerational resource transfer.

Sandi, Giorgio, and others are exceptions—not everyone can get Mi’er’s recognition!

“So, the question arises, are we investors?

Do we only need to utilize our capital from the perspective of investors?”

Upon his statement, the entire room fell silent.

Zhao Hongjin realized there was a curious subject—’we.’

She looked towards Cheng, thinking ‘Who are we?’

“Let’s stop here for today, everyone should go back and rest.

In the upcoming days, we have more things planned.

I’ll give you all a brief tour before we consider the investments.”

Wolf shook his head; Cheng Daqi came prepared, and he realized that this time he might truly have to invest a large sum of money.

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Having seen off the guests, Cheng Daqi and Zhao Hongjin sat at opposite ends of the dining table, both at a loss for words.

Awkwardness – Cheng’s awkwardness was noticed by Zhao, but she could now easily cast aside these emotional self-personas, adopting a more detached, rational Observer stance to evaluate Cheng’s actions.

This might be a good thing, and she chose to proactively break the awkward silence.

“So, Daqi, are you now one of them?”

Zhao Hongjin is a smart girl.

Her education comes from family heritage with her own understanding, and without a doubt, she knows exactly what kind of wolves surround Cheng Daqi.

“Aspirin and heroin were invented just thirteen days apart, both by Hoffman of Bayer Company.

The former has saved countless lives while the latter has harmed countless.”

Cheng’s response is convoluted, showcasing Cheng’s distinctive style.

“But Aspirin saved countless lives, heroin harmed countless lives, Daqi, how can you be sure you’re still Aspirin?”

Zhao’s reaction is swift; she actually enjoys Cheng’s type of response, abstract and roundabout, which she finds intriguing.

A clever little game between smart people?

“The name heroin means ‘hero’ in German.

What kind of person do you think deserves to be a hero?

Is it someone who saves the situation when everything is on the brink, someone who rescues the people from dire straits, or someone who breaks through the darkness and dusk?”