But it is obviously unrealistic to completely wipe out such a gang. This is not a war era.
It is unrealistic to eliminate them all, but it should be possible to destroy this gang.
Wan Feng listened quietly to Boris talk about the history and present of the Bear Gang.
When Boris mentioned that the previous leader of the Bear Gang, Korchagin, drowned while fishing, Wan Feng interrupted Boris.
"You said the previous leader of the Bear Gang drowned while fishing near the Qiming Lijiang River? And he was protected by a dozen of his men?"
Isn’t this bullshit? A heavily protected boss fell into the river and drowned?
"Yes, he did fall into the river and drown by accident. That's the police's verdict."
A gleam of light flashed in Wan Feng's eyes.
"Comrade Boris, I'd like to hear your opinion on this matter."
Boris hesitated for a moment. Is it really okay to say this to a Chinese stranger?
"I also suspect this matter is not that simple. I also don't believe that a gang leader would drown under such heavy protection, unless his subordinates watched him sink to the bottom of the river with their own eyes. But the police have already made a conclusion."
"You suspect this is a conspiracy?"
Boris did not answer.
"Comrade Boris, I want to know who will benefit most from Korchagin's drowning?"
"Of course it's Zyuganov, the current leader of the Bear Gang. He was the one who protected Korchagin when he drowned."
This matter is really a bit confusing. The leader who was being protected drowned, and the person in charge of protection became the leader.
"Doesn't anyone question Korchagin's Dead Bear Gang?"
"Of course. Because of this incident, the Bear Gang split into the New Gang and the Old Gang. The old men before Korchagin did have doubts, but they had no real evidence."
Without real evidence, this is nothing.
"Dear Mr. Boris, those old servants of the Bear Gang have suspicions about Korchagin's death, but they have no real evidence. If someone were to send them some real evidence, do you think there would be internal unrest in the Bear Gang?"
Boris looked at Wan Feng doubtfully: "But where can we find the real evidence?"
The Soviets were really slow-witted. It was a miracle that a country with such a people could become an empire. It would be unfair if it didn't collapse in the end.
"You don't have to have hard evidence. If you believe Zyuganov is the real murderer, then he is the real murderer. Even if he is not the real murderer, you just have to make some people believe he is the real murderer. Just create public opinion. Sometimes lies can become the truth. It all depends on how you push it. As long as some people in the Bear Gang believe it, it will succeed."
Boris stared at Wan Feng for a long time, then suddenly took a deep breath. "You can still play this way, but how do you do it?"
Wan Feng was speechless. He can’t even do this?
People in the 1980s were so pure, whether they were Chinese or Soviet.
"Do you think the police would believe someone who reported seeing Korchagin thrown into the river? What would be the consequences if you somehow managed to get a vague glimpse of this incident in the newspaper? Use your insider in the Bear Gang to secretly leak this to those old servants who are still loyal to Korchagin. Don't tell me you don't have anyone in the Bear Gang. Think about it yourself and see which one is best for you. I also want you to provide some information on Zyuganov, the more detailed the better."
That’s where Wan Feng ended his words.
Boris thought for a moment and suddenly raised his glass: "Comrade Wan, we must have a drink to toast our friendship!"
This time, Wan Feng did not refuse, but simply raised his glass and drank with Boris.
The topic then shifted to food. While toasting each other, Wan Feng reluctantly praised the Russian meal.
The banquet ended around eight o'clock.
Wan Feng returned to the sawmill with Shamilov and began to discuss what might happen tomorrow.
Tomorrow is the last day for the Bear Gang to give Shamilov an ultimatum, and there might be problems with the fertilizers shipped to China tomorrow.
Wan Feng spent a long time looking at the map of Bu City. It turned out that the route that Shamilov used to transport fertilizers was from Amur Street, the main street of Bu City, to the riverside and then across the river. This was the shortest route with the best road conditions.
"Have there been any conflicts between the Bear Gang and the Stone Gang in the past few days?"
“It seems not.”
"Fertilizer will be out of service tomorrow."
Shamilov looked at Wan Feng in confusion: "Stop operating for a day?"
Wan Feng nodded and said, "Give Boris a day to make arrangements. I believe he will do something. Let's go visit the car repair shop in Bu City tomorrow."
On the morning of the 29th, Shamilov accompanied Wan Feng to the Kamas Repair Factory located in the northeastern district of Bu City.
The Northeast District is the most backward area in Bu City, similar to the slums in cities in developed Western countries.
This is the territory of the Fiery Society.
It is understandable that Liehuo cannot develop in such a poor place.
The largest industry here is probably the Kamaz car repair shop.
The Kamaz Medium Vehicle Plant is located on the banks of the Volga River in the Republic of Tatarstan, Soviet Union, thousands of miles away from the Far East, so Kamaz has a vehicle repair plant in Blagoveshchensk.
Although it is a repair shop, it also produces some trucks, mainly light trucks.
It also has a branch in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, which mainly produces heavy trucks and all military trucks.
The biggest advantage of Soviet cars is their high horsepower, durability and durability, while their disadvantage is their high fuel consumption. Kamaz is a representative example of this.
If the West had not held the power of discourse, Kamaz would have become one of the most powerful models in the world.
The Bu City repair shop only produces four models: the 4x4 4326, the 6x6, and the 8x8. The payload capacity is 4 tons for the 4326, 6 tons, 10 tons, and 14 tons respectively.
China has a huge demand for trucks, and relying on FAW and Second FAW is simply a drop in the bucket. Wan Feng plans to bring Kamaz to China before Western trucks enter the country.
The country does not allow cars, but the entry for trucks is relatively relaxed.
Mainly, he wanted to introduce Kamaz's technology into his own factory, digest and improve it, and then produce his own trucks.
Because of his background in the Fiery Society and Wan Feng's identity as a Chinese businessman, Wan Feng was able to visit the production workshop of the Kamaz repair factory and obtain first-hand information about Kamaz trucks.
The selling price of KAMAZ trucks in the Soviet Union ranged from 20,000 to 50,000 rubles.
If Wanfeng uses wine as a currency anchor for conversion, it would be between thirty and one hundred boxes of wine.
Of course, Wan Feng did not negotiate business directly with the factory.
Since he has chosen Shamilov as his agent, the negotiations will be completed by Shamilov and he will not show up.
If Shamilov makes money, he will naturally work loyally for him.
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