Yang Jianguo was not very interested in Wan Feng's request for them to rush to Longjiang. The three guys were all interested in a man who had won six first-class merits.
Wan Feng couldn't give too much description about this. Even if he described how many hairs Han Guangjia had, it would still be abstract.
These three guys might imagine all kinds of monsters and demons in their heads, so let them imagine it themselves.
Wan Feng booked a ticket for a train passing through Changchun in the evening, and once he had finished his work, he boarded the train heading north that night.
Yang Jianguo and his friends are expected to arrive at Xiao Wu's house on February 25th, which will only be three or four days before the start of the last semester of Wanfeng High School.
Wan Feng came and went for exactly one week, and when he returned to school it was already the afternoon of the 24th.
After returning home and giving Zhang Xuan a slap for coming over to act mean, Wan Feng began to think about what else he needed to do.
With Qu Yang around, he didn't have to worry about any procedural issues. The site had been found and someone had been hired to look after the warehouse. So the next thing he had to do was to understand the situation in the Soviet Union opposite Heihe, and then prepare the goods.
In an era without computers, Wan Feng could only rely on his memory to recall the situation in the Soviet Union.
Looking back, it seems that the largest city in the Heihe area is the opposite Blagoveshchensk city, and the only other city is Khabarovsk in the lower reaches of the Heilongjiang River, which is too far away from Wanfeng.
Blagoveshchensk in Russian is the capital of Amur Oblast in the Soviet Far East. It is located at the confluence of Longjiang and Jingqi Lijiang, covers an area of more than 300 square kilometers and had a population of 195,000 in 1985.
It is basically a city of the same size as Heihe.
Wan Feng couldn't bear to recall the history of this city, but it was so painful that it made the listeners cry.
During the Qing Dynasty, it was Chinese territory, and was annexed by Tsarist Russia in the late Qing Dynasty.
Wan Feng did not have the ability to take back the city, so he could only take revenge by stealing the Russians' things.
If you want to take the initiative in business with the Russians and avoid being counterattacked by them, you need to train your own people in Hailar.
These people cannot be official Soviet personnel, otherwise they would be eaten and die without knowing how.
The person he needed had to have underground influence in Harbin, and at the same time be feared by the Soviet officials. Of course, he had to have a certain degree of loyalty to him.
Wan Feng thought about it and decided that there was no more suitable gangster.
The Soviet Union was a high-pressure political system at that time, but the underworld always existed among the people.
After Chernenko's death in the first half of 1985, the famous Comrade Gorbalakhov came to power and was working to bury the huge Soviet empire. Soviet society began to become turbulent.
The next year, in February 1986, at the 27th Congress of the CPSU, Gorbachev began to implement reforms. He adopted a radical reform approach. What accelerated the disintegration of the Soviet Union was that he ignored the sensitive and complex relations among the various ethnic groups within the Soviet Union. Under the induction of the erroneous reform policies he implemented, long-dormant ethnic conflicts and problems quickly erupted, causing the Soviet Union to fall into turmoil and chaos at a rocket speed, and collapsed at the same rocket speed.
From the time when Gorohashi came to power to the dissolution on December 25, 1991, it was only a few years, and this old man made an indelible contribution.
A turbulent society is a breeding ground for the birth, development and growth of the underworld.
Wan Feng would never believe that there would be no underworld in Hailanpao, and there would be more than one group. It is hard to say how many big and small underworlds there are in Hailanpao.
Wan Feng will not support anyone. When the time comes, he will just need to establish connections with these gangsters and make a list of what he needs.
If they can get it, they can engage in barter trade. If they can't get it, he won't lose anything. As for whether there will be any conflicts between them, that has nothing to do with him.
What does it have to do with him if they beat human brains into dog brains?
After considering these issues, Wan Feng began to think about stocking up.
He found a piece of paper and began to write a list of goods needed on the other side.
When the two sides of the Taiwan Strait first opened up to trade, Heihe's trading companies, large and small, were actually in a state of confusion.
Because the two sides of the Taiwan Strait were closed for many years, they didn't know what the other side lacked, nor what they had. Therefore, for a long time in the early days, both sides were confused and in a state of chaos and disorder.
But Wan Feng was different. He knew very well what the Soviet Union needed and what it had at that time.
The Soviet Union was a country where heavy industry was far more developed than its light industry. It was ironic that a country that could produce airplanes, cannons and warships could not produce side dishes like canned food, sugar, and daily necessities like needles and thread.
The fighting nation is a nation of alcoholics. Men and women alike would forget their own surnames when exposed to alcohol. Therefore, alcohol was the first item on Wan Feng's list, followed by clothing, canned food, sugar, instant noodles, luncheon meat, bubble gum, shoes...
He wrote a very long list in a very eloquent manner.
Clothing and instant noodles are all produced by our own company. Travel and leisure shoes can be purchased from the Wahou Shoe Factory. Liquor can be found locally. The rest of the items will probably have to be purchased at the Wahou Market.
Anyway, Wan Feng planned to send the purchase orders to those manufacturers and ask them to organize the shipment of goods to Long Town, and then transport them to Heihe from Long Town.
The Heihe local railway was opened in 1989. Before that, the only way to transport goods was by car.
Naturally, products with a short shelf life will be shipped later, and products with a long shelf life will be shipped first.
These were the commodities Wan Feng offered to Maozi for selection, but what he needed was much simpler. The first was steel, especially oriented silicon steel sheets, high-grade stainless steel, and wide and thick plates that had been quenched and tempered. The domestic price at that time was over 10,000 yuan per ton, and even ordinary steel remained at a level of 1,000 yuan per ton in the following years. By the late 1980s and early 1990s, the price had reached 3,000 to 4,000 yuan per ton.
But these things were as worthless as roadside dirt in the Soviet Union.
In the 1980s, there were countless abandoned towns and villages in the Soviet Far East, with piles of discarded steel everywhere, and even abandoned tanks could be seen everywhere.
Apart from steel, there is also wood. There are large tracts of virgin forests in the Soviet Union and countless high-quality wood reserves. However, Wan Feng is not planning to deal in this stuff as it is not cost-effective.
Then there are some heavy industrial technologies and personnel. There are nearly a thousand Soviet enterprises in Blagoveshchensk, which have a large number of industrial talents and some equipment that is more advanced than that of China.
What else? And then there are the Soviet beauties.
Because of World War II, the gender ratio in the Soviet Union was seriously unbalanced, and there were surplus beauties everywhere. However, human trafficking seemed to be illegal, so Wan Feng would not get involved in it.
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