The rise of great powers: starting from military industry

Currently, there are three shipyards in Shanghai that build warships: Shanghai Shipyard, Hudong Shipyard, and Jiangnan Shipyard.

Shanghai Shipyard mainly builds missile boats and torpedo boats, and a small number of Type 054 frigates; Hudong Shipyard mainly builds Type 054 frigates, and a small number of missile boats and torpedo boats.

Jiangnan Shipyard mainly builds Type 052 destroyers, a small number of Type 054 frigates, and then minesweepers and reconnaissance ships.

Of course, the three major shipyards are currently mainly building civilian ships, and military ships account for about one-third of the production capacity.

Each of the three major shipyards is now full of orders, but the original factory area has not been expanded, but a new factory is being built on Chongming Island. It is planned to move completely to Chongming Island in the next fifteen years.

Chongming Island is an alluvial island in the Yangtze River Delta. It is the third largest island in China with an area of ​​1,100 square kilometers. The island is low-lying and belongs to the Yangtze River alluvial plain. It is 76 kilometers long from east to west and 13 to 18 kilometers wide from north to south. The population is 745,000. Chongming Island continues to be affected by the accumulation of silt from the Yangtze River, and the land increases by 5 square kilometers every year. It is expected to border the land in the north in 70 years.

Chongming Island has always been known as the "gateway to the Yangtze River and Yingzhou in the East China Sea". It is the largest estuarine alluvial island in China and the largest sand island.

The three major shipyards plan to move to Chongming Island. First, the original shipyard land can get higher economic value, which is conducive to local development; second, there is no room for shipyard development around the current shipyard in Shanghai. Moving to Chongming Island will give the three major shipyards a larger construction space; third, the three major shipyards not only build civilian ships, but also warships. It is not a long-term solution to build ships in the city center. It is harmful to confidentiality and urban development. Moving to Chongming Island is beneficial to the construction of domestic naval equipment.

The relocation of the three major shipyards to Chongming Island was still influenced by the Yangcheng Shipyard. The Yangcheng Shipyard is located on the island. The entire island was built into a shipyard and port, forming the largest shipyard in the country.

Of course, compared with the Yangcheng Shipyard and Mawei Shipyard, the three major shipyards in Shanghai cannot produce as many warships as they want, because the three major shipyards in Shanghai cannot afford the navy's credit. They can only produce as many orders as the navy gives.

After spending a total of seven days in Shanghai, Liu Tao went to Hong Kong.

The annual shareholders' meeting will be held intensively during this period.

Liu Tao has to attend the shareholders' meetings of these listed companies, which is also to stabilize people's hearts and avoid malicious interpretation.

Among the companies controlled by Panshan Group, there are two super-large banks listed in Hong Kong, Standard Chartered Bank and Hong Kong Bank, which are also well-known international banks. They basically have branches in all continents and countries.

Then there are four large banks, namely Hong Kong Construction Bank, Hong Kong Commercial Bank, Hong Kong Development Bank, and Hong Kong Everbright Bank. The scale of these four large banks is not inferior to HSBC.

The eight medium-sized banks are currently meeting the development of Hong Kong while also starting to develop in the mainland and Southeast Asia.

And these fourteen banks are all companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and they must hold at least one shareholders' meeting every year.

The shareholders' meeting is of great significance to each shareholder, and it is also related to the confidence of shareholders in listed companies.

The fourteen banks firmly influence the entire Hong Kong finance and dominate the Hong Kong finance.

As for HSBC Hong Kong, Chinese capital currently holds most of the shares, but British capital also holds a lot of shares, which still has great influence.

Liu Tao did not intend to clean up HSBC, but kept an eye on HSBC to prevent it from messing around.

The fourteen banks are currently operating in the mainland, providing a large number of loans to mainland enterprises as enterprise development funds.

Of course, the operations of the fourteen banks in the mainland have also brought quite rich profits.

The mainland banking industry is now in a rapid development stage.

Just like the saying, as long as you stand at the outlet of the wind, pigs can also take off.

With advanced concepts and strong funds, the fourteen banks can bring very good profits every year in the mainland.

And these fourteen banks have forced the four major state-owned banks to reform and improve themselves.

In addition to the fourteen banks, there are ten listed companies such as Hong Kong Port Group, Far East Shipping Group, and Hong Kong Land Group.

As for companies that are not listed, there are even more.

Liu Tao arrived in Hong Kong and held a cocktail party at the Peninsula Hotel the next night. The banquet hall was full of guests. Those who could attend the cocktail party were all well-known figures in Hong Kong.

Ordinary people could not even get an invitation to the banquet.

There were old and emerging wealthy businessmen.

Qian Huaqiang was very good at dancing at the cocktail party, and Li Jiaxin took his hand and decorated it.

The people around Liu Tao at this time were all wealthy people and important figures.

Li Jiaxin's face was full of smiles and pride.

Liu Ziyu and Chen Nianzhen also came to the cocktail party. Liu Ziyu's eyes were spitting fire at this time. She didn't expect that her elder sister was taking care of the children in Beijing and raising them into talents, while Qian Huaqiang was out drinking and playing with women.

The more she thought about it, the angrier she became. Liu Ziyu walked over and poured a glass of wine in her hand directly at the two of them.

All of a sudden, everyone in the banquet hall looked at Liu Ziyu and Chen Nianzhen.

"Scumbag!" Liu Ziyu said angrily, and then glared at Li Jiaxin angrily: "Shameless woman!"

Many people were surprised. They didn't expect that someone would offend a big shot like Qian Huaqiang.

Qian Huaqiang's wealth is not much in Hong Kong, at least it is not in the top 100, but Qian Huaqiang's status is special. Anyone who knows Qian Huaqiang's background will respect Qian Huaqiang.

It's not about giving Qian Huaqiang three points of face, but giving face to the people behind Qian Huaqiang.

Look at Liu Ziyu and Chen Nianzhen again. Some people also recognize these two, the recent legends in Hong Kong.

Yunnan Province Kun City Dandelion Computer System Co., Ltd. is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The current share price is HK$10 per share and the market value is HK$70 billion. Liu Ziyu holds 4 billion shares and has a net worth of HK$40 billion; Chen Nianzhen holds 2 billion shares and has a net worth of HK$20 billion.

This net worth, in Hong Kong, belongs to the super-rich level. There are only a handful of people who are richer than them.

Liu Ziyu became the richest woman in China and the richest in the mainland; Chen Nianzhen became the second richest woman in China and the second richest in the mainland.

The myth of wealth creation created by the listing of Dandelion Computer System Co., Ltd. in Kunming City, Yunnan Province shocked the whole of Hong Kong and the whole of China.

This listing created two billionaires, six billionaires, hundreds of multi-millionaires, and even the cleaning lady in the company was a millionaire. Even the new employees who had just graduated and joined the company became millionaires.

But they couldn't figure out what grudges the two had, and why they threw wine at Qian Huaqiang in such an occasion.

Scumbag?

Could it be that Qian Huaqiang had a romantic debt in the mainland?

However, if you don't look at the monk's face, you have to look at the Buddha's face.