Later, news came out that when Bao Feiyang left, he had a very unhappy relationship with the deputy mayor Han Qiwen, who led the team. Everyone felt that this matter would not end so simply. When they returned to China, there would be a second half.

Several people who opened the Lingang Economic Development Zone were the most affected. Although Bao Feiyang also explained the reason for leaving early when he left, he also told them not to be under pressure. As long as they do their work carefully according to the plan, whether they can complete the tasks in the end and how many tasks can be completed is not important in his opinion. Moreover, he had a good negotiation with several larger Chinese business groups and would sign a formal agreement soon, so everyone does not have to pay too much attention to the results of this investment promotion activity.

However, firstly, people dare not fully believe Bao Feiyang's words, and some even suspect that Bao Feiyang suddenly left to escape the mission; secondly, they can't ignore such things. Now, whenever they meet others, they will feel that those people's eyes are a little wrong, and some will make fun of them in front of them.

"I heard that you have left. Has your Haizhou Lingang Economic Development Zone completed the task of attracting investment in advance?"

At this time, they feel very embarrassed. If they really get a result in the end, it is pitiful and Bao Feiyang is proven to be leaving early, then this shameful label will probably be attached to the development zone.

However, the most annoying thing about this matter is Hai∝, w→. Now Han Qiwen meets people from the province and other cities and is often asked about it. Obviously, everyone knows that he wants to stop him but cannot stop Bao Feiyang from leaving. Even if he doesn't know, he has no way to explain why Bao Feiyang left early. Could he ask him to help Bao Feiyang cover up and say that he went back because there are other important projects to discuss? If there is nothing in the end, his face will be lost.

"Haha, young people, some things are normal." Han Qiwen could only say this. Whenever this happened, he felt very hatred in his heart, thinking about how to deal with this leaderless guy who did not abide by organizational discipline when he went back.

After Bao Feiyang left Han Qiwen's office, he took a bus to the airport in Jakarta. In the car, he called Qin Shi, deputy secretary-general of the provincial government, and asked him to tell Governor Xu that he had something to return to China immediately.

Qin Shi was also very surprised when he heard this news. Although it took a long time to come out, everyone would arrange things in a planned manner before coming out, which would not affect the investment in Southeast Asia. There were many people in the delegation who were higher than Bao Feiyang, and everyone was very busy at ordinary times, but Bao Feiyang was the first to ask for something to leave early.

If there is something, everyone has something to do, especially the Executive Vice Governor Xu Shengjiao. What he has to manage is much more and more important than what Bao Feiyang, the director of the Development Zone Management Committee, needs to do, but Xu Shengjiao will not feel that there is anything that must leave and return to China at this time.

And he also knew that Bao Feiyang had just arrived in Haizhou to take office. At this time, he should have just entered the work state and had not had too many things to do. He would not be unable to leave. Even if there was something sudden, the Management Committee itself had other left-behind cadres in charge. The secretary of the municipal party committee and the mayor of Shanghai Municipal Party Committee were all there, which was enough to deal with some major events. Why did he have to go back to China to deal with it in person?

Of course, what left the deepest impression on her was Bao Feiyang's youth, surprisingly young, which was very inconsistent with the identity information she knew about Bao Feiyang. Because the reception work was arranged directly by the group by telephone, Xu Ruolin also knew some information about Bao Feiyang through the introduction of the group, and knew that he was the director of the Management Committee of the Lingang Economic Development Zone of Haizhou City and a department-level cadre.

When Xu Ruolin first learned this information, a big belly and a serious face suddenly appeared in her mind. She spoke with an official voice, just like she had seen in many movies and in real life. Although she knew through the introduction of the group, Bao Feiyang seemed very young, she only slightly revised the image formed in her mind. Well, even if she was young, her belly was not that big. But she still looked more ancient.

She looked serious and full of official voice, but she didn't expect that Bao Feiyang, who was in front of her, was not only more handsome than she thought, but also had no airs and old-fashionedness that officials usually had. She looked particularly young, with the ability, maturity and confidence of a superior. She also had the enthusiasm, cheerfulness and easy-goingness of a young man. These two temperaments that seemed contradictory on weekdays actually got a magical unity in Bao Feiyang, making him look charming and full of male charm.

She quickly judged and admired her heart, and couldn't help but feel a little bit faster.

However, Xu Ruolin quickly smiled and threw away all the information she shouldn't have, sorted out her emotions, and began to enter a familiar working state like usual.

The predecessor of Fangyuan Tianxia Information Consulting Company was actually the Information Department of Fangxia Ceramics Group. After accepting Bao Feiyang's planning and arrangements, Fangxia Ceramics Group has absorbed several investments in society and became a new joint-stock company. On the surface, Fangxia Ceramics Group does not have an absolute advantage in the shares of Fangyuan Tianxia Information Consulting Company, but several of the funds invested in are offshore funds located overseas by Bao Feiyang and Fangxia Ceramics Group.

Moreover, Fangyuan Tianxia Information Consulting Company comes from Fangxia Ceramics Group and has many business dealings with Fangxia Ceramics Group. Many employees of Fangyuan Information Consulting Company have special feelings for Fangxia Ceramics Group.

"Director Bao, this is the information we collected about the Dadong Shipyard and Shanshui Group in South Korea." Because time was tight, Bao Feiyang asked Xu Ruolin to sit down at the cafe at the nearest airport and started talking about the matter. Xu Ruolin took out a thick piece of materials that had been prepared from her bag, put it in front of Bao Feiyang, and briefly introduced some of the relevant situations entrusted by Fangyuan Information Company.

Since the 1960s, South Korea has encouraged the development of its own shipbuilding industry. In 1967, the South Korean government included shipbuilding as a key development industry and introduced various preferential policies to actively support the development of the shipbuilding industry. That is, in this year, the Dadong Shipyard of South Korea was established in Busan and began to build small and medium-sized ships with a capacity of less than 8,000 deadweight tons. Not long after, in the 1970s, South Korea seized the opportunity of industrial transfer in Europe, America, Japan and other countries, and became a shipbuilding power under the strong leadership of the government.

In the early 1960s, the Dadong Shipyard was established, and its initial establishment location was surrounded by the metropolitan area and its development was slow. By 1995, its parent company, South Korea Xingya Shipping Company, invested US$100 million to build a new shipyard in the Busan Development Zone, and built a large dock with a length of 320 meters and a width of 74 meters and a corresponding processing and assembly workshop and supporting facilities, covering an area of ​​600,000 square meters. The goal is to be able to build bulk carriers and oil tankers below Panama type in batches.

The new shipyard of Dadong Shipyard started construction in March 1995, with a one-year construction period. By July 1996, it delivered its first large-sensory bulk carrier and oil tanker to its customers. Then in 1996, the total sales of Dadong Shipyard reached US$200 million.

However, South Korea Xingya Shipping Company, the main shareholder of Dadong Shipyard, went bankrupt in the fall of 1996 due to business failure. In September of that year, it sold 60% of the shares of Dadong Shipyard to Shiyang Ship, a subsidiary of Hanbao Group.

Hanbao Group is a large industrial group in South Korea. They originally planned to vigorously expand their shipbuilding and ship repair businesses in the planning. While acquiring Dadong Shipyard, they also planned to invest $1 billion to build a large shipyard in the Philippines. They have started initial preparations, but after acquiring Dadong Shipyard, they announced that they had cancelled the plan.

If things end here, then there is obviously nothing Bao Feiyang has to do. Who knew that shortly after the acquisition of the Dadong Shipyard, another company of the Hanbao Group, Hanbao Steel Industrial Company, suddenly declared bankruptcy in January this year due to some special reasons. In addition to causing a stir in South Korea, the bankruptcy of Hanbao Steel also caused the financial situation and credit of Hanbao Group, which was originally strong and huge, to deteriorate sharply in a blink of an eye.

By the end of January 1997, Dadong Shipyard had too much investment in the construction of new factories. In order to gain a price advantage in international competition and quickly seize the market, the large number of orders received were too low, and there was a financial crisis. Originally, according to Dadong Shipyard's good asset equipment and recent business operations, they were able to obtain loans from banks to help themselves overcome this financial crisis, but due to the drag of the major shareholder Hanbao Group, they were rejected by banks twice in a row. In fact, they are now in bankruptcy.

"At present, South Korea's Shanshui Group, Sanxin Heavy Industry, Hanjin Heavy Industry and others are in the news and are all coming forward to acquire Shiyang Ship."

Xu Ruolin continued to introduce in detail to Bao Feiyang who was listening intently: "Shanshui Group is a large South Korean enterprise group, which owns many subsidiaries such as Shanshui Heavy Industry, Shanshui Trade, Shanshui Special Installation, Shanshui Precision, Shanshui Precision, and Shanshui Precision. They involved many industries such as machinery manufacturing, computer parts, civil construction, information communication and ship repair. Last year, they invested in the establishment of Shanshui Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd. and Shanshui Fashion Co., Ltd. in mainland China."

"At present, we have received news. After planning to acquire Hanbao Shipyard, South Korea Shanshui Group plans to set up a shipyard in mainland China to produce hull segments, outfits and steel products. By providing these intermediate products to Dadong Shipyard, it reduces the shipbuilding cost of Dadong Shipyard and expands shipbuilding production and speed."

Bao Feiyang quickly looked through the detailed information in his hand while listening to Xu Ruolin sitting opposite him and quickly figured out the whole story of the matter, which gave him the most intuitive understanding of Xu Ruolin's work ability and he admired him quite well.

Simply put, the Dadong Shipyard in South Korea went bankrupt. Currently, several companies want to acquire Dadong Shipyard, which has little problem. Among them, Shanshui Group is the weakest among the several interested acquirers. However, this company has far-reaching vision. They have been investing in mainland China in a planned manner since last year. Moreover, the leadership of Shanshui Group proposed a plan to set up a shipyard in mainland China to produce some middleware to reduce costs and achieve profits in mainland China.

The two companies established by Shanshui Group in mainland China are in Shanghai. Among them, Shanshui Fashion Co., Ltd. is not large in scale. It is operated by the youngest son of Park Zhuduo, the owner of Shanshui Group, and is somewhat of a playful nature. Another Shanshui Machinery Equipment Co., Ltd., which produces oil-pressure brakes and car hoisting parts, is in Jia'an District, the automobile industry base in Shanghai. If Shanshui Group wants to invest in the establishment of a ship manufacturing factory in mainland China, there is a greater possibility of Shanghai or surrounding areas, such as Tongcheng in the north of Shanghai and Ningcheng in the south.

At least in Xu Ruolin's opinion, even if Shanshui Group can really successfully acquire Dadong Shipyard in this competition, and invest in the shipyard in Huaxia Country, and cooperate with Dadong Shipyard to produce some middleware, Haizhou City, which is geographically far from Shanghai City, is unlikely to win.

"From the geographical perspective, Haizhou region has certain advantages, but this advantage is not big compared to Tongcheng, Hucheng and Ningcheng. Haizhou's biggest disadvantage is that it does not have an industrial foundation for shipbuilding. Foreign investors come in to invest in order to start production as soon as possible. If the lack of an industrial foundation, it will lengthen the construction cycle and it will not be easy to find skilled workers." Xu Ruolin analyzed very objectively, and it seems that it is not taboo to sit opposite him as the head of the Haizhou Lingang Economic Development Zone Management Committee.

Bao Feiyang raised his head from the pile of information and smiled at Xu Ruolin who was talking. He was not angry at Xu Ruolin's bluntness, but smiled gently and asked Xu Ruolin: "Manager Xu, if our Haizhou City wants to take over the shipyard project of South Korea's Shanshui Group in the mainland, what are your good ideas? I hope you can give me a suggestion!"

Xu Ruolin smiled and shook her head: "Director Bao, I'm really sorry. After receiving the instructions from the headquarters, we have also studied it carefully. But please be honest, Haizhou City has really little chance of winning. If you insist on the advantages, Haizhou also has them, but they are all insignificant, while the disadvantages are very obvious. If I am the boss of Shanshui Group and make rational decisions, choosing Tongcheng and Ningcheng should be the best choice."

Bao Feiyang reached out and tapped on the thick materials, but did not say anything for a moment and fell into deep thought. He knew that what Xu Ruolin said just now was right, so he hurried back from Jakarta despite the strong opposition of the deputy city Han Qiwen.

South Korea's shipbuilding industry occupies an extremely important position in the world. In 1996, the top three shipbuilding companies in the world were South Korea's shipbuilding companies, namely Hyundai Heavy Industry, Daewoo Heavy Industry and Samsung Heavy Industry. The total output of the three companies reached 10 million tons, accounting for 28% of the world's total output, close to 30%.

Shanshui Group is not conspicuous, and the scale of Dadong Shipyard is not very large, but it is the best goal for Haizhou, which has a very weak shipbuilding industry.

Bao Feiyang thought for a while and said, "I noticed that the investment of South Korea's Shanshui Group in the mainland was about 30 million US dollars. This investment cannot be considered small even for Shanghai City. However, in the shipbuilding industry, it is probably not large. The annual output value will not exceed one billion. Not to mention Shanghai City and Ningcheng, the output value of the shipbuilding industry in Tongcheng reached 80 billion last year. One more Shanshui ship is naturally the icing on the cake. Therefore, although Shanghai City, Ningcheng or Tongcheng will also attach great importance to Shanshui Group's investment in establishing a new shipyard in the mainland, they definitely attach less importance to Shanshui Group, a new shipyard, as well as Haizhou City, and at least not as determined to win!"

Xu Ruolin nodded and agreed with Bao Feiyang's point of view, but she still said sharply: "Director Bao, what you said may make sense, but it is not enough that the Haizhou region attaches great importance to the new shipyard of Shanshui Group. It mainly depends on what direct benefits your attention can bring to the newly established shipyard of Shanshui Group."

Bao Feiyang smiled and said, "Of course it will bring a lot of benefits to the new shipyard of Shanshui Group. For example, we can give them the best land and shoreline, tailor-made regional planning, and Haizhou will support the shipbuilding industry as the core industry in the future. So it seems that our Haizhou's current industrial foundation is relatively weak, but the situation will change soon. Shanshui Company's investment of 30 million US dollars, whether in Tongcheng or Ningcheng, may not receive such treatment."

"That's right. After hearing what you said, I think the hope is much bigger." Xu Ruolin smiled and said, "Actually, our original analysis was similar, but we did not see Haizhou City's statement like this, and did not mention that shipbuilding should be used as a pillar industry."
Chapter completed!