Siheyuan: I am different He Yuzhu

After finishing the meal, Lou Bingcheng brought President Zhang and President Liu to the tea room of the restaurant. After the three of them sat down, he said with a smile: "The tea we are drinking today is the top-grade Longjing tea I bought specially when I returned to the mainland a few days ago to attend the Export Commodities Trading Conference. President Zhang and President Liu, please taste it." After that, Lou Bingcheng signaled to the waiter beside him that they could start making tea.

While brewing tea, Lou Bingcheng silently organized his words, thinking about how to express his ideas. He cleared his throat and said, "Presidents, I have an idea. Although there is no direct dialogue relationship between John Bull and the mainland, from the overall situation, the relationship between the mainland and John Bull is no longer as tense as it was at the beginning. So I want to use your influence in the Hong Kong business community to put pressure on the John Bull Hong Kong government. And I will publicize the shortage of water resources in Hong Kong in newspapers to encourage the people to put pressure on the John Bull Hong Kong government. With this two-pronged approach, I believe the attitude of the John Bull Hong Kong government will be relaxed. By then, I will spend some money to smooth the way for the staff of the John Bull Hong Kong government, and the mainland should be able to supply water to Hong Kong. "

At this time, the waiter came over with three cups of brewed tea and placed them in front of them. Lou Bingcheng said enthusiastically, "Please have some tea, Presidents." After that, he also picked up the teacup and took a sip.

President Zhang and President Liu tasted Lou Bingcheng's tea from the teacup. "Mr. Lou, what you said is true. It is indeed good tea." President Zhang took a sip of the tea and said after tasting it carefully.

After putting down his teacup, Chairman Liu said, "Mr. Lou has the three million Hong Kong people in mind. I want to do my part to help Mr. Lou in his work of seeking welfare for the people of Hong Kong. Then I will tell you about the attitude of the Hong Kong government towards the water supply in the mainland, which I understand!"

"All ears."

Chairman Liu took another sip of tea from the cup, then slowly said, "Someone mentioned before that the mainland should supply water to Hong Kong, but it was rejected by the Hong Kong government at that time. In fact, the Hong Kong government was afraid that the mainland would use the water supply to Hong Kong to blackmail them. You must know that at that time, the new government of the mainland had just been established, and America had just finished a war with the mainland on the Korean Peninsula, and the relationship was very tense. Therefore, the Hong Kong government rejected the plan of the mainland to supply water to Hong Kong based on the idea that it is better to have less trouble than more. After all, for the Hong Kong government, as long as the white people have enough water to eat, they don't care about the lives of us."

"Now the international environment has changed. Although the relationship between the mainland and John Bull is not so tense, the mainland supplying water to Hong Kong is such a big issue, there must be great political factors. Therefore, I feel that if we want to reduce the resistance of the Hong Kong government, we must find a way to reduce the political factors of the mainland supplying water to Hong Kong. We can change the mainland supplying water to Hong Kong to Hong Kong buying water from the mainland. In this way, water supply becomes a business, and the political factors involved are greatly reduced, and the Hong Kong government will be more likely to agree."

"Chairman Liu's suggestion is really great. With this suggestion, I think it will be much easier to supply water from the mainland to the Hong Kong River. Of course, this plan requires our joint efforts to achieve the best results. I hope to get your support and help." After saying that, Lou Bingcheng looked at Chairman Zhang and Chairman Liu.

Chairman Zhang and Chairman Liu looked at each other, then nodded slightly, indicating their agreement with Lou Bingcheng's opinion. They both felt that although this plan was feasible, it also came with considerable risks. After all, the Hong Kong government might not easily compromise, and in the actual operation process, it might encounter various difficulties and resistance. However, after careful consideration, they finally decided to support Lou Bingcheng and expressed their willingness to provide him with necessary assistance.

Finally, Lou Bingcheng excitedly shook hands with President Zhang and President Liu, and said with gratitude: "President Zhang, President Liu, your support means a lot to me. If this plan can be successfully implemented, it will be a historic event. And all this is inseparable from your help and support. I believe that with our joint efforts, we will be able to overcome all difficulties and achieve our goals. By then, the two of you will definitely leave a strong mark in the history of Hong Kong!"