Zhou Jewelry, in the chairman’s office.
Chairman Zhou Yutong and Vice President Zheng Xiangyi sat together. The two have a very good relationship and the content of this conversation is relatively confidential.
"Xiangyi, are you saying that you think the turnover in Caiyunzhinan should reach over ten million a month?"
"Yes, Chairman. Their jade jewelry is mid-to-high-end. Do you remember their first tasting event? The five Liuli emerald bracelets alone sold for nearly 30 million, not counting the others. Ms. Brigitte Lin's endorsement fee alone reached 2 million a year."
Zhou Yutong rubbed his brows and asked, "Then how much profit do you think they can achieve?"
It is useless to have only cash flow. The key is profit. Just like Zhou’s Jewelry’s jade business is purely for publicity. It is not certain how much money it can make. The source of jade is too difficult and too unstable.
Zheng Xiangyi shook his head: "It's hard to estimate the profit. It depends on the source of their jade. If we know where the jade comes from, we can intercept it or get a share of it, then the profit will increase."
"Oh, that's right. I asked you to check it. How's it going?"
"Chairman, we checked, but there's no record at the customs. It's obvious these jades were smuggled in. The people we sent to Myanmar haven't yet found out which warlord shipped so much in such a short period of time, unless..."
Zhou Yutong didn't even raise his eyelids: "Unless what?"
"If they were to head south from Hpakant via Mandalay, Naypyidaw, and Yangon, all along the way they would pass through territory controlled by the Central Military Commission. It's impossible for them to have no information at all, and they wouldn't be able to get through easily, unless they were to head east via the mainland."
Seeing that Zhou Yutong didn't respond, Zheng Xiangyi continued to explain:
"There are many small and medium-sized warlords in the Hpakant mining area, and they also own jade mines. If you go east to Myitkyina and then enter Tengchong and Ruili on the mainland, ordinary people will not be able to find them."
It has to be said that Zheng Xiangyi has a strong sense of the overall situation, and he even knows the jade smuggling routes in Myanmar very clearly.
Zhou Yutong nodded in agreement:
"I think what you said is very likely, but who has such great power? The mainland is not open, and the management there is very strict. No one dares to smuggle. And you have to go through such a long detour to get to Hong Kong. Most people can't do it."
After saying this, the two of them looked at each other, obviously in sync.
"Unless, this isn't a private act? But..."
"Chen Shuqin herself is from mainland China."
Zheng Xiangyi nodded. "That makes sense. They've just started reform and opening up, and they're in urgent need of money. It's normal for them to sell some things. But if that's the case, we won't be able to get the supply from Caiyunzhinan."
Zhou Yutong also felt like he had been screwed.
No matter how powerful you are, can you compete with the country? Will you be able to survive in the future?
"Forget it, they only deal in jade anyway, so they don't compete much with us. There's no need to offend them just for business, otherwise we won't be able to survive in the future."
The same conversation was taking place in major jewelry stores in Hong Kong, including Yi Zuan Jewelry and Henghe Jewelry.
The land south of the colorful clouds is making a fortune, and are outsiders envious? This is obvious, and everyone wants to eat this piece of fat meat.
When doing business, the supply channel is the most important, especially for special products like jade. As long as this "smuggling channel" is intercepted, anyone can make a fortune.
But now the mysterious background of Caiyunzhinan makes everyone afraid to act rashly. If they really hit the smaller ones and provoke the bigger ones, they will be in big trouble and will become trash after 97.
This is the typical case of "the fox borrowing the power of the tiger to bully others".
While others were sharpening their knives and couldn't find a place to start, Chen Xia and Chen Shuqin flew directly from Hong Kong to Beijing.
The Ministry of Health is going to hold a seminar because the research paper on Helicobacter pylori is the first of its kind in the world, and one cannot be too cautious. If it is finally confirmed to be a misunderstanding, the shame will be brought to the whole country.
Therefore, the Ministry of Health invited experts from gastroenterology, pathology, microbiology and other related disciplines from several key hospitals in Peking to hold a three-way review as the final review before the paper was published.
At the same time, several authors of the paper and the head of Xiangjiang Pumpkin Vine Pharmaceutical Company were invited to attend.
This review level is high, at the national level.
After the Provincial Health Department notified the Provincial First Hospital and Yuezhou People's Hospital, the two hospitals immediately became busy, and even Zhijiang Medical University got involved.
Of course, the Provincial First Hospital is an affiliated hospital of another party, so it is normal for them to want to have a piece of the pie, and there are also benefits. After all, the first author Chen Chun is an employee of Zhijiang Medical University, and the brand of Zhijiang Medical University is quite solid.
Chen Chun was extremely nervous when she received the notice. She was asked to give lectures to experts and professors in the domestic medical field and answer their questions. This was not comparable to a thesis defense.
As luck would have it, the instigator Chen Xia ran off to Hong Kong alone to have fun, which made her extremely anxious.
Her anxiety also made Dean Xiang and Dean Gu very anxious. It didn't matter whether Chen Xia was there or not. In their eyes, Chen Chun was the protagonist, the first author, and a promising young doctor.
The publication of this paper not only indicates that Zhijiang Province's medical research has made world-leading progress, but also represents that Zhijiang Medical University's talent training level has reached the national leading level.
Otherwise, why is it that with so many graduates every year from other medical universities, there is not a single one who can apply for a research project and achieve results within less than a year of graduation, and even a world-class innovative discovery?
So now it is no longer as simple as Pumpkin Vine Pharmaceutical Company entrusting two mainland hospitals to conduct an experiment, but has become an important battle to defend the political achievements of the Zhijiang Province health system.
The telegram was sent to Hong Kong, and the reply was that Chen Xia and the Hong Kong capital representatives would go directly to the capital.
Chen Chunxuan Yongda and others, accompanied by the director of the Science and Education Department of the Provincial Health Department, went to the capital in person together with the vice presidents of the two hospitals.
The train would be on the road for two or three days, so every night Chen Chun would hide in the toilet alone and memorize all the information that Chen Xia had given her.
She is a strong-willed girl. If she does something, she will do it to the best of her ability.
Compared to Chen Chun's nervousness, Chen Xia didn't care at all.
Publishing the paper domestically is just a double insurance. If the paper fails to pass the Lancet, and we then sue the Australian doctor, domestic journals can also serve as strong evidence.
Besides, these were studies that were confirmed decades later. How could they be wrong?
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