Rebirth of the Rising Sun

As usual, after finishing writing, Feng Sizhe ran to the East Courtyard and handed it to his grandfather. After reading it, his grandfather just asked Feng Sizhe, "Is this too radical?"

"Don't be radical. If society wants to develop, it must change its ideas. Similarly, if the military wants to develop, it must also change its ideas and perspectives. Grandpa, please trust your grandson this time." Feng Sizhe nodded confidently.

Looking at Feng Sizhe's eyes that seemed almost pleading yet calm, Lieutenant General Zhao finally nodded. He didn't know why he couldn't muster the thought of refusing when facing his grandson's gaze.

Lieutenant General Zhao submitted his manuscript for the second time, and this time the names were Zhao Mingyuan, Zhao Wanyong, and Feng Sizhe, which meant that three generations of the Zhao family had joined the battle. This really angered a certain military commission officer, who said that Lieutenant General Zhao was being picky and was a social threat.

Lieutenant General Zhao was also a stubborn person. Seeing that his manuscripts were rejected again and again, and thinking about his grandson's expectations of him, he simply put his face on the line and went directly to the chief designer to report. The old chief was easy to talk to. After reading the two manuscripts, he nodded and said, "Let's submit it for internal reference. It's a good thing for everyone to discuss different opinions together."

With the old leader's order, the internal reference naturally published the first and second articles of Lieutenant General Zhao, and of course Feng Sizhe's economic development theory. Because Feng Sizhe's article was too long, the internal reference took two issues and two days to publish the upper and lower parts. In other words, the lower part of Feng Sizhe's article was published in the same issue as my grandfather and my uncle's military affairs.

Once these three manuscripts were published, the earthquake they caused can be imagined. Immediately, various comments followed one after another. Some opposed them, and some supported them. Many respected old generals in the military said that Mr. Zhao Mingyuan's thoughts were wrong and he had some dangerous tendencies. Of course, many of the younger generals also supported Zhao Mingyuan and his son, saying that even if the Gulf War could not be fought, the Republic's military development should be developed towards air supremacy and informationization in future wars. Of course, even the latter part of the people showed that they did not support the idea that the Gulf War would be fought.

It can be said that for a time, Lieutenant General Zhao and his son Zhao Wanyong were under great pressure. Zhao Wanyong was originally going to return to the 18th Division of the Northeast Military Region after the military talks, but because of this manuscript, he had to stay in the capital. As for the 18th Division, naturally, there were other people who would take over his work. In the era of reform and opening up, when the whole nation is focusing on the economy, someone suddenly made a military threat theory and questioned the backwardness of the national army. It is conceivable how much pressure they are facing. If it weren't for Lieutenant General Zhao's trust and love for his grandson Feng Sizhe, I'm afraid that even if he was stubborn, he would not send such a manuscript to the internal reference. The only good thing is that Lieutenant General Zhao has a strong foundation. His experience as a guard for the old leader Deguo En temporarily saved his current position, but the 1991 conscription training of the Capital Military Region, which he was originally responsible for, was suddenly handed over to others, and he was indeed in charge of the logistics.

Lieutenant General Zhao was not angry at all because although his manuscript had received many criticisms for the time being, Feng Sizhe's manuscript on the securities market had indeed attracted a lot of attention. Many leaders of the country's economic ministries called and asked Lieutenant General Zhao about the author Feng Sizhe. Even Secretary Bao Jingguo, who was the Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Mayor of Shencheng at the time, called the courtyard to inquire about Feng Sizhe. When he learned that Feng Sizhe was actually Lieutenant General Sun's grandson, a dual master of financial economics and business management at the University of Cambridge in the UK, and that he was also studying in the Central Party School's Youth Class, he could not help but directly said that he would return to the capital to meet Feng Sizhe in the near future.

This is absolutely great news for Lieutenant General Zhao. Lieutenant General Zhao had been thinking that the Zhao family, which was born in a military family, was lacking a pillar in the political circle, especially in the economic field. Then his grandson Feng Sizhe emerged, and Bao Jingguo, one of the future leaders that the Party and the country are very optimistic about, wanted to meet Yu Tian in person. When Lieutenant General Zhao received this call, he excitedly called Feng Sizhe to his front and loudly announced the good news to Feng Sizhe.

Feng Sizhe had never thought that he had only used his rebirth to write a manuscript that was beneficial to the current environment and development, and he actually attracted the love of Bao Jingguo, who would be known as the iron-fisted prime minister in the future. Yu Tian was naturally very excited, and after announcing the news to the outsiders, he returned to his room and began to write the proposal. Since he had such an opportunity to meet such a big man, and a big man that Feng Sizhe had always looked up to before his rebirth, he must be fully prepared in all aspects. He dare not say anything else, but at least he would use the advantage of his rebirth to make more practical suggestions, so that the country would take fewer detours in the development of securities. That was certain.

The next day, Feng Zhe took his grandfather's special car to the Jingxi International Hotel. In this famous former Jingxi Hotel, which was well-known in the capital, he met Secretary Bao Jingguo, whom he had admired when he was young and even in middle age.