Rebirth of the Republic of China: The Story of the Chaebol

"Grandson, you will go to the Cabinet on behalf of your father and have the people from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs hold a press conference to speak on the issues of the North and South Elephant Kingdoms. Tell them that the situation over there has not yet reached the point where we, Nanhua, need to intervene. So they only need to express that we, Nanhua, will continue to pay attention to the situation on the subcontinent and try to facilitate peace talks between the North and South. In addition, have the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs point out Ying and Chou countries. Everyone knows that these two countries are behind the North and South Elephant Kingdoms. Is it reasonable for the big brother to hide behind and watch the fun when the younger brother has been beaten to such a state?"

Sun Tong's instructions may seem insignificant on the surface, but they actually conceal a lot of hidden thoughts.

Again, no matter what happens in the subcontinent, as long as there are no problems in the several subcontinental countries in the east, South China cannot and has no reason to intervene personally.

But Nanhua's refusal to participate does not mean that Nanhua is willing to let other competitors hide behind and watch the fun like itself.

This is only because the Pakistani and Ahan families have not yet made their move, otherwise, do you think Nanhua can let Hans and the Russian bear go?

"Grandpa, what will happen to Ying Country and Ugly Country?"

"How is that possible? Unless they are crazy, these two countries will just pretend to be deaf and dumb. I asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to point them out specifically, but it's just to disgust them. The biggest problem facing the Ugly Country now is capital outflow, the annual increase in employment rate, and the continuous increase in debt. To put it bluntly, it's a financial problem. If this problem is not fundamentally solved, they will have no intention of caring about the trivial matters on the subcontinent. Although each family has interests there, compared with the Ying Country, the Ugly Country obviously doesn't care much about the interests there."

"Or is it because of the problems in those chaebol countries in South America?"

The Yuzi Group and the Ansa Group in South America have been sucking blood from the giant beast, the Ugly Country, over the years. They have really sucked the Ugly Country dry over the years.

It's not like the U.S. government hasn't thought about dealing with these big conglomerates.

But the problem is that the Ugly Country itself is made up of these big conglomerates. It would not be easy for the government to deal with them.

During the tenure of a capable president, the speed at which these chaebols drain blood from the U.S. can be effectively limited. However, if an incompetent president is replaced, the U.S. will have to be prepared for heavy bleeding after he takes office.

In fact, when those chaebol countries in South America were first established, the Ugly Country was relatively supportive of these countries. After all, the founders of these countries all came from the Ugly Country, and the two sides were natural allies.

But the deformed chaebol countries in South America have developed to the point where they actually have the confidence to break away from the Ugly Country, which gives them the capital to act recklessly in the Ugly Country.

The reason why Ugly Country has not encountered any major problems today is because it has a strong foundation and a unique environment.

But if we allow these chaebol countries to continue sucking blood from us, then this bulky country, Ugly Country, will be doomed sooner or later.

In fact, over the years, the U.S. government has been supporting emerging financial groups to compete with these old financial groups.

But the word "emerging" represents a lot of things. Although these newly-born conglomerates are rich, their influence is far less than those old conglomerates.

More importantly, the three fields of finance, military and politics have always been the preserve of the old-established financial groups. If the emerging financial groups want to intervene in these three areas, they will have no chance at all in the short term.

Among these emerging conglomerates, the three major conglomerates composed of Chinese are having relatively the best time.

Not to mention that these three major conglomerates have the giant South China standing behind them. Just within the borders of the Ugly Country, they control more than half of the media in the Ugly Country. If anyone dares to target them, these people can destroy the other party just by using their pens. Not to mention that these three conglomerates also maintain good contacts with the Chinese countries in Central America and South America.

In a word, the Chinese consortium is now equivalent to a neutral camp in the Ugly Country. As long as those old consortiums do not go to the bases of these three consortiums to cause trouble, they will not bother to meddle in the Ugly Country's affairs.

"The problem of Ugly Country is very complicated. Those chaebols are equivalent to the aristocratic families during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. These families control more than 80% of Ugly Country's resources. If the enemy government wants to deal with them, I don't think there will be any results without a few decades. And after a few decades, no one dares to guarantee whether Ugly Country will still exist. After all, you are all familiar with Ugly Country's political system. It is just a loose federal country. It may have to disintegrate at any time. If that happens, the chaebols of Ugly Country will be really terrible."

In fact, Sun Tong himself did not expect that his unintentional action would lead to the release of such a new type of capital monster.

Today, the chaebol countries in America seem to be not very strong, but if we carefully observe their development over the years, it is not difficult to find that these countries still have huge potential.