Wind Chaser: Rebirth in the 18th Year of the Republic of China

Shen Tunan spoke directly and sharply.

"To do business, you need to find sellers with strength. I think you know this."

Hans did not show any sign of apology for the German side terminating the contract first.

Shen Tunan saw that he had dealt with previous negotiators who were more difficult to deal with than Hans, but he would not back down.

"What do you mean by powerful?"

This is what Hans just mentioned, and it is also the advantage of the Communist Party. He must ask clearly before he can give the other party a satisfactory response and restore the possibility of continued cooperation between the National Government and Rhine Company.

Hans was a little angry. He thought that the other party would back down after mentioning the key point, and everyone could terminate the contract normally. He didn't expect Shen Tunan to dig deep and ask questions. Then there was no need for him to continue talking calmly.

"Please tell me how much tungsten ore we need, how much can you provide? What's the price? When will it be delivered?"

He was so excited that he almost stood up from his chair.

"Mr. Hans, please don't get excited. Let's talk slowly."

Hans simply took out their previous contract and slammed it on the table.

"I'm very sorry. I'm here to inform you that we are ending our cooperation. All our previous contracts are void."

Shen Tunan picked up the contracts from the table and looked at them one by one. Surprisingly, they were all the contracts signed over the years.

He looked at Hans, his emotions were not disturbed, and his tone was still calm, "I remember that you Germans value the spirit of contract the most, right?"

"You were the first to break the contract and fail to deliver on time," Hans paused and said seriously, "I am not only representing Rheinmetall this time, but also commissioned by the German Minister to China."

Hans took out a few more contracts from the drawer and placed them in front of Shen Tunan. "Since China has not been able to deliver tungsten ore on time, Germany will terminate all military cooperation with the National Government."

Shen Tunan looked at the contracts in his hand one by one. They included the military armed forces resources, railway equipment, and factory use rights provided by the German side, as well as the funds previously borrowed from Germany that the Nationalist government needed to return after the contract was terminated.

Shen Tunan was very angry. If these contracts were terminated, his enemies would most likely get these resources at the same time and turn around to encircle and suppress them!

The German side not only breached the contract, but also wanted to bring their national government to an irretrievable end.

The more this happened, the more Shen Tunan forced himself to calm down.

"Mr. Hans, it's pointless to make excuses. If I remember correctly, you first established a new contract with our enemy, and then came to us to negotiate the termination of the contract, right?"

Shen Tunan pretended to be thoughtful. "If you tear up the contract first, not only will you have to pay compensation according to the breach of contract in our previous contract, but we will also have the right to hold you accountable for your betrayal."

Hans didn't expect that Shen Tunan would throw the problem back again, and even wanted to take back the losses that their German government wanted to recover.

"Shen Tunan, what do you mean? You were the ones who made the mistake first, but you want to blame us Germans for finding new partners first?"

From the perspective of national interests, Hans refused to give in at all.

"You are launching a war to recover the losses caused by the tariff reform, right? I understand this very well. At the same time, we are also working hard to increase the export of agricultural and mineral products. We are doing a lot of things and making a lot of efforts."