Chapter 351 China's Aid

Kokilev stared into Sucheng's eyes. In the Soviet era, he would turn his head and leave. But Russia is different today.

The only place where Yeltsin's era is more advanced than Stalin's era is to replace officials without physical destruction. If you give a hat of "old ideas" or "old bureaucrats", you will be immediately pulled down and become ordinary people who have no help but to demonstrate. At this time, how many middle and high-level officials are not "old bureaucrats" in Russia? Even Yeltsin himself. As soon as Kokilev woke up, he changed from a Soviet official to a Russian official.

Needless to say, it is not uncommon for any natural transformation to occur again. Everyone knows that Yeltsin's next step is to replace the old officials. Those carrots of the former Communist Youth League have been waiting impatiently for a long time. The officials who have just changed the door can't be as tough as before.

[China] The matter of the State Bank of China will involve diplomatic relations and geopolitics in the big way, and in the small way, it will also have the impact of the current situation in Moscow. The arbitrary refusal of [China] is a little difficult for the country to explain.

Kokilev suppressed his temper and took a long time to slowly say, "Diplomatic reciprocal is not applicable to the relationship between banks. If you apply for a loan from the State Bank of Russia, we will see your qualification documents."

He is willing to talk, but he shows weakness.

Officials familiar with the Soviet Union were secretly surprised, but they didn't say anything.

Su Cheng said, "correspondingly, the State Bank of Russia also needs the RMB assistance from the [China] Bank of China, and we also need to see your qualification documents."

"The State Bank of Russia is still in the process of rectification. Before the documents are sorted out, they will not be shown to anyone."

"Since the State Bank of Russia is in chaos, what qualifications do we have to examine our qualification documents? Our bank is very worried that you will leak secrets to people outside the bank.

"That's impossible."

"The most impossible things have happened. Nothing is impossible." For the second time, Sucheng spoke through the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Kokilev said very unhappily, "So, you can't take out the qualification documents?"

"The qualification document is here, but we need to sign a memorandum first to ensure the scope of use of the qualification document before you can see it. Similarly, you should give us the qualification documents of the State Bank of Russia at the appropriate time. After a turn, he came back, and Su Cheng seemed to give up a step back.

Kokilev immediately turned around and discussed in a low voice.

Si Kongguan asked puzzledly, "What's the use of having their qualification documents?"

"Detee the rate of depreciation of the ruble to measure the interest rate." Su Cheng whispered, "The State Bank of Russia is the controller of the ruble. After reading their qualification documents, we can judge the control of the ruble." Moreover, when we talk about it to a certain extent, we will give them the qualification documents, and there is also room for explanation. Otherwise, the qualification documents will be given at the beginning. This guy said that our qualifications are not suitable, and the loan will be yellow, right?

In fact, only half of Su Cheng said it, and Si Kongguan understood it. In terms of professionalism, he can throw out ten streets of Sucheng, but he doesn't have any concept about the collapse of a country. It's not like a financier of later generations. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the collapse of Eastern Europe, the collapse of South America, the collapse of East Asia, and then the collapse of the euro zone... The social analysis after the collapse is more like an experience and intuition, because everything is more than that of ordinary people, like the depreciation of the It can be said that the professors are all behind the back, and the prediction is just a big hit.

"I will cooperate with you." Sikongguan gave a positive [answer] case.

"Well, if you delay for a while, I'll put a little pressure on him." Su Cheng nodded.

Si Kongguan was surprised and said, "Do you want to talk about it today?"

"They came under pressure, and the earlier they are, the easier it is to talk."

"It's also good.

After a while, the Russians also finished a small meeting. Kikilev turned his head and said, "We can sign a memorandum to ensure that your qualification documents will not be quoted on other occasions. However, the National Bank of Russia is the Central Bank of Russia, and our qualifications are beyond doubt..."

"The Soviet bank was also the national bank of the Soviet Union." This time, you're welcome to become the sky crown. He attacked Kokirev with a series of nouns, which suddenly turned the negotiations professional.

Russia also did not show weakness and kept talking.

[Zhong] The counselor of the country helps two times from time to time, and at the same time, he is in Su City. Chairman Su changed to the far right end of the negotiating table at this moment, leaned against the chair, and called casually. That action is definitely not in line with diplomatic etiquette. It's just that the Russians are still there, and he can't correct it immediately.

Although Kokilev is talking, he is very tough. After a while, he looked at Su Cheng and asked, "If you don't give in, we have no choice." I can only be here today.

"Well, there's nothing we can do about it." Su Cheng got up and shook hands with Kokilev, as if he didn't care about his departure.

Si Kongguan looked at Su Cheng incomprehension and cooperated with the station.

"Let's send Mr. Kokilev." Su Cheng pulled Si Kongguan and others and went out together.

The counselor took the lead slightly. This is the etiquette of diplomacy. No matter how unpleasant it is at the negotiating table, everyone should still be friends after leaving the negotiating table.

Therefore, he also accompanied Su Cheng as an exception and prepared to send Kokilev to the car together.

Several people walked out of the door of the embassy while gossiping. When they were about to reach the gate of the embassy, they heard bursts of Russian voices outside the wall.

"What's going on?" Several people stopped and listened carefully.

The counselor whispered: "It was the Russians who demonstrated and accused the embassies of Western countries of only asking and not paying. The supply of supplies in Moscow has become a problem.

The last sentence is probably his own comment.

Kokilev looked very bad. He turned his head and explained, "We had forbidden them to march in the embassy area. However, you can also see that there are always some people who are unruly.

In his heart, if it were the Soviet Union, these people would have nephews.

It's different now. Almost no one is actually disciplined for inappropriate parades. The scale and extent of the parade are increasing day by day.

For ordinary people, this is also a good outlet.

Another Soviet official explained: "They are protesting that some countries have not fulfilled their promises."

When it comes to this problem, most of Corgilead is a little indignant.

Before the collapse of the Soviet Union, Western countries had many promises, either explicitly or implicitly saying that once the Soviet Union reversed their ideology, it would help them reform the national economy, help the people get rich, and give a lot of aid.

If the Soviet Union had only reversed its ideology and had not disintegrated, these aids might have been fulfilled.

But once the Soviet Union disintegrates the republics, including Russia, the value will be greatly reduced. Not only has unpaid aid not been realized, but also paid aid has disappeared. Everyone is waiting to see if Russia can be resurrected.

And the time they wait and see is the time when Russia needs the most help. When the food is tight, anger can easily accumulate.

Sucheng said at this time, "The country and the Russian Federation can still transport a considerable amount of materials as long as the railway is smooth."

"Thank you for your help, but Russia needs too many materials." Korkyrev was partly due to the pressure of [middle] domestic products, but he did not see [middle] national products. The Soviet Union before and after the collapse was indeed not so closed, but its eyes were on Europe and the United States. Just like the [China] country that has just been reformed and opening up, it is all about Japan, the United States and the United Kingdom, and the idea is to catch up with the United Kingdom and the United States. No one noticed that at that time, I was not even comparable to Thailand.

Su Cheng looked at Kokilev with a smile and said, "We can provide 10,000 tons of supplies this month. I don't know if it helps.

"This month? It's the 10th now.

"Hmm. 10,000 tons of materials will be provided in 20 days from tomorrow, which is only 500 tons per day. This amount is not enough to supply Moscow, but it is rare aid.

Corgi Levin said in surprise, "Can you do it?"

Su Cheng nodded and said, "It's very simple."

"500 tons of materials at a time is easy to allocate, and 10,000 tons a month is difficult..."... Corgilev understands.

Su Cheng spread out his hand and said with a smile, "China] is a socialist country. Like the former Soviet Union, we still maintain the power of the national system. If necessary, tens of thousands of tons of materials are nothing at all."

The word "national system" is a proprietary word in Russian. Hearing it, Kokilev's nose moved excitedly, and there was a feeling of returning to his most wonderful years.

This generation of Russians dedicated their lives to the Soviet Union. From reading to work, Russians have enjoyed the best treatment in the Soviet Union. Moscow people have enjoyed the best treatment in Russia. Of course, there are many good things in their memories.

However, people always want better. It is not the discriminated Central Asian countries that betrayed Russia, but the Russians and Moscowians.

In a flash, Kokilev asked softly, "Is the government willing to provide assistance?"

"We only represent our respective banks. I only represent Dahua Industry. Sucheng avoided talking about national issues, but in the eyes of the Soviets, it seemed to be secret state aid.

A Soviet man asked excitedly, "Is 100,000 tons of supplies per month free of charge?"

This time, Su Cheng and Kokirev both looked at it with the eyes of a fool.

"Let's sign a memorandum." Kokirev listened to the demonstrations outside the wall and put away his previous arrogance.

His arrogance is really nothing compared with 10,000 tons of supplies.

Sikongguan was two steps behind and asked Su Cheng in a low voice, "Can we take out 10,000 tons of materials?"

"You can take out 10,000 tons of tons." Su Cheng smiled and said, "You underestimate the productivity of the country."

Before the outbreak of the production capacity of the [Zhong] national factory, even the Chinese people themselves could hardly believe its production capacity. Su Cheng himself is very clear.