I don't know if Gao Qiuxi really listened to it, or if Gao Qiuxi had to fall down before he could really take it seriously. But what Wang Wenwu prepared for Gao Qiuxi was more shares, and the only real industry was the two restaurants.

Wang Wenwu thought that even if Gao Qiuxi was deceived by these people, he would still lose some working capital. As long as the stocks were still in his hands, it would not hurt him.

Although it is not that Gao Qiuxi has not made any progress during her time in France. It is just that her past life experience has nothing that can be used as a reference for Gao Qiuxi. How to deal with those French people is something Gao Qiuxi lacks, but Wang Wenwu does not want to

Waiting for his growth here. Now I can only hope that Gao Qiuxi can grow up as soon as possible and become a truly independent leader.

Not long after chatting with Gao Qiuxi, Wang Wenwu started to bring things back. From the second batch of people recruited from China, Wang Wenwu knew that the southern government and Shaanxi had officially started a war.

Wang Wenwu was already very familiar with making huge war fortunes. When the war broke out, Wang Wenwu had many things to choose from. After the war ended, the United States still had materials prepared for the war across the ocean for a period of time.

, came to Europe in a steady stream.

Many war supplies left in Europe have not been shipped back to the country. Compared with the high freight costs of shipping them back, local processing is the most convenient way.

Wang Wenwu doesn't have to worry about where to organize the supply of goods. The warehouses on the Atlantic coast of France are full of supplies. There is everything you need, including everything you can think of.

What Wang Wenwu was worried about was that after these goods entered China, it was probably just the greed of a group leader who had confiscated all the materials he brought home.

Even if he can find the place later, if the goods are lost, they are lost. No one will return it. In such a turbulent era, this is just one of many challenges. Wang Wenwu must always be vigilant, and he does not want to do it for others.

Wedding dress.

Finally, Wang Wenwu decided to take the high-value medicines on a ship back to China. As for the destination of the medicines on board, Wang Wenwu did not intend to use his previous contacts.

Those people are either about to step down, or they lack the opportunity to climb up. If they knew that Wang Wenwu returned to China with a shipment of medicines, what they would do, Wang Wenwu would even think about it with his heels.

After a long journey, Wang Wenwu finally returned to Shanghai. On the first day he set foot on Chinese territory, Wang Wenwu sent a transoceanic telegram to Gao Qiuxi to see if France had changed while he was away.

While waiting for Gao Qiuxi's reply to the telegram, I couldn't help but sigh. Shanghai is indeed the most prosperous city in China. Although it may have some shortcomings, it is undeniable that Wang Wenwu's shipload of medicines. In Shanghai,

In the big city, there was not much splash!

When Shu Jinxi and his good son Wang Zhangbai learned that Wang Wenwu had returned to China, they rushed from Nanjing to Shanghai to reunite with him.

In the restaurant, the family was reunited and having a good time. Wang Wenwu shared his experience of this trip to France with Shu Jinxi and Wang Zhangbai. The mother and son listened with gusto.

Shu Jinxi couldn't help but lament the situation when he was studying in France. It seemed that he was not as thrilling as Wang Wenwu and Gao Qiuxi in France!

Wang Zhangbai didn't think this would be an accident. Even when he went to the United States, he experienced discrimination. Not only did he have to be careful of the gangs, but he also had to be careful of the police.

Wang Zhangbai said to Shu Jinxi: "Mother, that's because you were lucky back then. All the people you met were good people!"

Wang Wenwu smiled and said: "It seems that you chose to return to China not only for your lofty ideals. Tell me what you encountered in the United States?"

Shu Jinxi also looked over with interest. Wang Zhangbai, on the other hand, didn't want to talk about it. He always wanted to get rid of this matter or talk about other things.

Although Wang Wenwu and Shu Jinxi are not the kind of parents who want to ask questions, they still want to know what their eldest son has experienced abroad.

Especially Shu Jinxi. Shu Jinxi learned about the United States from other Chinese people. All of them were kind words. There was not a bad word. It was like an ideal country.

Shu Jinxi knew that this was impossible. There is no such a perfect country. When Wang Zhangbai first returned to China, he said that he returned to China for his lofty ideals. Shu Jinxi did not think that what his son told was a lie, but until what Wang Zhangbai had just experienced in the United States, Everything is completely different from what it was like in France.

Shu Jinxi especially hoped that Wang Zhangbai could tell what he had experienced in the United States. Although Wang Wenwu had never been to the United States, judging from the image of the United States he knew in his previous life, there were definitely things that left a deep impression on Wang Zhangbai.

Wang Wenwu could be said to be curious or gossip. He followed Shu Jinxi and beat the drum. In the end, Wang Zhangbai couldn't resist Shu Jinxi's offensive, raised his hands and surrendered, and talked about what he had experienced in the United States.

How to put it? It can only be said that Wang Wenwu thought about the troubles he might encounter in the United States. Wang Zhangbai, the unlucky guy, experienced them all.

Whenever Wang Zhangbai drives out, he will definitely be stopped by the police. When Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, Americans shared the same hatred of the enemy and began to sympathize with China. But at that time, most Americans could not tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese. The Chinese who ran the news on Capitol Hill Journalists all wear an identification card saying "I am Chinese" on their chests.

The same is true for Wang Zhangbai, otherwise he would be regarded as a Japanese. The Pearl Harbor incident aroused anti-Japanese sentiment among people across the United States, and insults and violence against the Japanese occurred from time to time. The spy network and the "Nihau Island" incident prompted the U.S. authorities to arrest all Americans Japanese residents regarded them as enemy aliens and potential saboteurs. The FBI invoked wartime laws and arrested about 15,000 Japanese Americans for "protective detention" on the pretext of potential danger to U.S. security.

The United States incarcerated Japanese Americans on a large scale. Although no one was killed, Japanese Americans suffered heavy economic losses. Before they were ready to go to the internment camps, they were forced to sell the businesses and homes they had worked hard for all their lives to sell at a low price within a few weeks. In current U.S. dollars , the U.S. government estimated that Japanese Americans suffered $400 million in economic losses.

Most Japanese-Americans calmly accepted the reality of collective exile and internment. Their internment camps were located in barren land. Everything was set up according to the standards of military camps. The whole family lived in a small room, ate in a collective cafeteria, bathed in public bathrooms, and shared toilets.

Different from the military camp, the camp area is surrounded by electrified wire fences and armed sentries patrol.

The United States needed a lot of manpower during the war. Seeing that the Japanese were still acting like "model prisoners" after entering the internment camps, the federal authorities quickly began to take advantage of them. First, some farm workers were assigned to work on the farms, and later a group of workers
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