Golden Color Xiangjiang: A Young Man's Dream in a Siheyuan

"Comrade Long San, your action this time has really solved the country's urgent needs!" The leader of the Yangcheng government said with emotion, "We will all remember Mr. Lou Bancheng's righteous act."

Long San nodded slightly, his expression respectful: "Thank you for the compliment, leader. This is what we should do. When the country is in trouble, every citizen has a responsibility."

The head of the Sijiucheng working group continued, “But we also know that it is indeed a difficult problem to settle the accounts for this batch of grain.

The country's currency is not recognized abroad. Using Longguo currency to settle the grain is like waste paper to Mr. Lou Bancheng, and is completely useless.

The country's current foreign exchange reserves are extremely short, and I believe Mr. Lou is also aware of this situation, so we cannot use the limited foreign exchange reserves for settlement. "

Long San was silent for a moment, and then said, "We understand the leaders' difficulties. In fact, when Mr. Lou decided to do this, he didn't think about asking for any reward.

He just wanted to do his part and do something for the country.”

The leaders were deeply moved. The leader of the Yangcheng government said: "Mr. Lou has such a noble character, but we cannot let the efforts of patriots go unappreciated.

We must find a suitable settlement method that can reflect the country's sincerity without placing too much burden on the country."

Zhou Jin had already considered the issue of grain settlement at the beginning of the operation.

He was naturally well aware of the various situations mentioned by the leader of the working group. He was well aware of the limitations of the Dragon Country Currency in the international arena and the tightness of the country's foreign exchange reserves.

Therefore, from the very beginning, he never thought of settling this batch of precious grain with Dragon Country currency and national foreign exchange.

However, Zhou Jin was in the early stages of his business and needed a lot of financial support.

He spent countless thoughts and went through numerous difficulties to ask his father-in-law to go to Hong Kong to transport so much food back to the country. It would be unreasonable and unjustifiable if he did not accept any compensation.

Therefore, Zhou Jin informed Long Yi and others early on that the grain settlement could be carried out with antiques and gold. Of course, all grain and meat shipped back to the mainland would be traded at cost price.

As Zhou Jin's right-hand man, Long San had already kept this plan in mind.

When the leaders of the Yangcheng government and the head of the Sijiucheng working group proposed to discuss the settlement method of grain, Long San pretended to think for a moment, and then calmly put forward this plan.

The atmosphere in the banquet hall froze for a moment. The leaders looked at each other and fell into deep thought.

These leaders were experienced and far-sighted people, and they began to carefully consider the feasibility of this plan.

"Using antiques and gold to settle food bills is indeed a novel idea."

The leader of the Yangcheng government was the first to break the silence, "Mr. Zhou Jin's proposal not only takes into account the actual situation of the country, but also finds a reasonable solution for both parties."

The person in charge of the Sijiucheng working group nodded slightly: "That's right, the country's antiques are indeed of limited use now, but food is what we urgently need. It is a wise move to exchange antiques for food."

The leaders discussed the issue one after another, from the current situation of the country to its future development, from the value of antiques to the importance of grain, every angle was carefully analyzed.

After a while, they finally reached a consensus and agreed to this plan.

For the current Dragon Kingdom, although antiques carry the memory of history, they are indeed not as practical as food in these difficult times.

Moreover, what Zhou Jin wants are antiques, not cultural relics, which will not have any impact on the country's historical research.

Using antiques to exchange for the food brought by Zhou Jin can not only solve the country's urgent needs, but also show respect for Zhou Jin and others.

Long San breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that the leaders agreed to the plan.

Afterwards, the head of the working group took a sip of wine, frowned slightly, and slowly told Long San: "The government is indeed not prepared for this grain.

But don't worry, the types and weights of all the grain have been recorded, and we will settle the bill together when the next batch of grain arrives."

After hearing this, Long San shook his head without hesitation and rejected the proposal.

The scene of Zhou Jin solemnly telling him appeared in his mind. "Leader, Mr. Lou has already told me that this first batch of grain is their donation to the country, and it does not require any fees. You can't make things difficult for me as an official."

Long San's voice was firm and powerful. When the leaders heard the news, they all widened their eyes in surprise. They looked at each other, their hearts filled with shock.

This is more than a thousand tons of grain! Although they knew how wealthy Lou Bancheng's family was before, he had already handed over all his properties to the government when he left Sijiucheng.

Even if some things were kept privately, it was still not easy to buy so much food.

A leader cleared his throat and said seriously: "This won't do. The country can't accept so much grain for nothing. This batch of grain must be settled together with the next batch of grain."

Other leaders also nodded in agreement.

Seeing this, Long San hurriedly stepped forward and said sincerely: "Dear leaders, Mr. Lou and Mr. Zhou sincerely want to contribute to the country.

They feel it is their honor to contribute to the country at this difficult time. And they don't want to cause any trouble to the government because of this matter."

Long San persuaded earnestly, and beads of sweat gradually appeared on his forehead.

After Long San's much persuasion, the group of leaders finally agreed reluctantly.

Their faces showed admiration, and they all praised: "Lou Bancheng and Zhou Jin are really righteous people! When the country needs it, they don't hesitate to lend a helping hand. Such a broad mind and magnanimity are admirable."

Long San looked at the leaders' reactions and felt a surge of pride in his heart.

After lunch, the sun shines on the dock in Guangzhou, bringing a hint of warmth.

Long San looked calm, and boarded the freighter with a group of his men with firm steps.

The cargo ship's whistle sounded, as if saying goodbye to the city.

Long San stood on the deck, looking at the gradually receding Guangzhou, with a myriad of thoughts in his mind.

Their mission this time has been completed and it is time to return.

At the same time, the working group sent from Sijiucheng was also preparing to return home after an in-depth exchange with the leaders of the Yangcheng government.

They arrived at the airport, and in the waiting hall, everyone's face had a hint of fatigue, but more of it was the relief of having completed the mission.