July 1 on the Hebrew calendar, West Bank.

Nan Youqiong wrote down the sins he had reflected on in the past year on pieces of paper one by one. There were about ten in total, six or seven of which were related to Nan Yi, such as peeing on tomatoes and leaving them for Nan Yi to eat.

Flowers and plants that are easy to grow, etc.

Perhaps because of rebellion or lack of companionship, Nan Youqiong would occasionally deliberately cause trouble for Nan Yi.

After writing, Nan Youqiong put the piece of paper into the iron can with the fire, took out the Bible, opened the book of Micah, and recited one of the verses. When the recitation was over, he shook the hem of his clothes three times in a row to show that he had finished writing.

Abandon sin and become extremely pure.

After finishing everything, Nan Youqiong walked aside and watched quietly as Scarlett threw a long, densely written piece of paper into the fire.

When Scarlett's atonement ceremony was over and she came to Nan Youqiong's side, Nan Youqiong asked: "MOM, you have many sins."

[To be honest, I have been using Yeguo to read and catch up on books recently. I can switch sources and read aloud with many sounds. www. Android and Apple are available.]

"No, 90% of the sin belongs to you PaPa." Scarlett knelt down, kissed Nan Youqiong's cheek and said, "Let's go back to Jerusalem to prepare for the dinner now."

"OK."

After driving back to Jerusalem, the mother and son came to an ancient castle in Jarrad - Adler Castle, which Scarlett bought as a New Year's gift to Nan Youqiong.

After washing up, the mother and son went to the kitchen and started preparing food for the New Year's dinner.

The Jewish New Year's Eve dinner is relatively simple, consisting of honey, buns, apples, fish heads, pomegranates, dates, black-eyed peas, etc. There are only a few things that are not troublesome to prepare.

Scarlett shaped the dough into a loaf shape, put it in the oven, opened another box, took out a complete piece of honey, cut off a small piece with a knife and stuffed it into Nan Youqiong's mouth, and then cut another piece the size of soap.

Put the two pieces into the glass bowl.

Nan Youqiong, who felt the taste of honey carefully, felt that the taste of honey was a bit unfamiliar. He must have never tasted it before, "MOM, where is this honey? It has a bit of pungency and the fragrance of eucalyptus flowers."

“Eucalyptus honey produced at the 102 bee farm of the Reclamation Group in Buenos Aires, Argentina.”

“Why Reclamation Group?”

"Because the Reclamation Group has the largest reserve of beekeeping technology." Scarlett handed a glass bowl with black-eyed peas to Nan Youqiong, "Wash it clean."

Nan Youqiong took it and went to the sink. While washing, he said, "I want to call PaPa."

"Use the red phone."

"OK."

Nan Youqiong washed the black-eyed peas, wiped his hands, ran to the study to find the red phone, and then ran back to the kitchen.

As soon as Nan Yi and Lin Shuyi separated, Nan Youqiong's call came. The father and son chatted for a while, and a quarter of an hour later, Scarlett joined the call.

"Adam, I have invested in two companies, one is called DSW, which has relatively advanced seawater dewatering technology, and the other is afim, which holds many patents on drip irrigation technology."

"Where's Hazela?"

Hazera is a vegetable and crop seed company that has been established for a long time. It is not famous outside the industry, but it is relatively well-known in the industry. It has monopolized the supply of various vegetable seeds in many countries.

Scarlett: "We are still negotiating. Khadomi (Chairman of Hazera) doesn't care much about funds. He wants some of our technologies more."

"What technology?"

Scarlett: "Hadomi wants all the technologies related to Holstein cows."

"Huh? Haizela is going to enter the animal husbandry?"

Scarlett: "Hadomi means to make technical reserves and further research."

"What do you mean?"

Scarlett: "Yes, we entered the packaged milk market too late, and our future development is limited. It is better to develop in-depth primary milk supply and storage technology."

Nan Yi: "We will discuss the business direction at Christmas or other times. Technical matters are up to you. Talk about something else and let Gaojue Satellite design a plan to improve the signals in the Far East and Eastern Europe."

Scarlett: "You can only add satellites."

Nan Yi: "Let's make a plan first. If we can reduce the number of satellites, it will be better. The technology is not good enough right now. It would be wasteful to launch too many. When the technology is mature enough, we can wrap the earth."

Scarlett said jokingly: "So, do you want to develop rocket launch technology?"

Nan Yi: "No, we are going to launch Nan's Explorer 1 into space and follow in the footsteps of travelers and pioneers to explore space."

Scarlett: "Adam, are you serious?"

Nan Yi: "Yes, I want to know what's on the far side of the moon."

"PaPa, that's an interstellar colony base on Cybertron." Nan Youqiong interjected.

Nan Yi: "Hmm? Decepticon or Autobot?"

Nan Youqiong: "I don't know."

Nan Yi: "Ha, let's go and take a look. For $5, I'll bet on the Decepticons."

Nan Youqiong: "I am an Autobot."

Nan Yi: "Deal, goodbye, Adler, I'll call you next time. Science has no universe, but scientists have system boundaries. For the sake of the Milky Way, people in the Galaxy will never be slaves. Happy New Year."

"For the galaxy, PaPa, goodbye."

Nanyi was talking on the phone here, and at Domodedovo International Airport, a private plane just landed on the runway of the airport.

The cabin door was opened, and a short but elegant woman walked up the gangway. Not far away, Boris's good assistant Chubais was already waiting to greet the woman.

This woman once had a relationship with Nan Yi in the Scarecrow Village. The eldest daughter of the Mitsui family, Mitsui Yukiko, is already 35 years old, but has not yet married. She is highly regarded by the Mitsui family, but because she is a daughter, she has been disadvantaged.

She serves as the core think tank of the Mitsui Foundation, and she has been more or less behind the Mitsui Foundation's external actions in the past five years.

Although Japan and the Soviet Union fought two fierce wars and had territorial disputes, the two countries restored diplomatic relations as early as the 1950s and signed a trade treaty and a trade payment agreement.

Afterwards, the import and export trade between Japan and the Soviet Union continued to expand, and due to the complementary nature of the import and export trade structure between Japan and the Soviet Union, that is, Japan mainly exported machinery and equipment, non-ferrous metals and other processed products to the Soviet Union; the Soviet Union exported to Japan

The main products were industrial raw materials, wood, petroleum and other primary products. Until the late 1970s, the development of import and export trade between Japan and the Soviet Union was relatively stable.

However, in the 1980s, the development of Japan-Soviet economic relations stagnated. Japan's trade with the Soviet Union accounted for all Japan's foreign trade. It once exceeded 2%, but has dropped to 1.5% in recent years. In the first seven months of 1989, Japan's exports to the Soviet Union

It decreased by 2.8% compared with the same period of the previous year, and imports increased by 9%.

The economic exchanges between the two countries have stalled because the Soviet Union emphasized the separation of politics and economy, while Japan has always adhered to the position of "the inseparability of politics and economy" and emphasized that the return of the northern territory is a prerequisite for improving and expanding economic relations between Japan and the Soviet Union.

Of course, this is not the main reason. The key factor is the Toshiba incident in 1987, which made Japanese companies adopt a cautious attitude when exporting to the Soviet Union.

There is a saying that "Japan sunk". Japan is a country with relatively poor land and resources. Not only does it lack natural minerals such as oil and metals, but its land is also very nutrient-poor, making it difficult to carry out large-scale agricultural production.

What’s even more frightening is that Japan has to withstand natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and typhoons all year round.

The reason why Japan's land environment is so harsh is actually because Japan's island nation has very active tectonic plates. Its location happens to be at the junction of the Eurasian and Pacific plates. The earth is moving every minute and every second that cannot be felt by ordinary people.

This has had a relatively severe impact on this region of Japan.

Japan is currently getting closer and closer to the Mariana Trench, the deepest place in the world. Theoretically speaking, Japan's sinking seems to be a foregone conclusion, but it is just a matter of time.

The theory that Japan has sunk appears frequently in Japanese newspapers and literary works. Many Japanese people are very worried about this. Perhaps there is a certain force that has been spreading and promoting this theory in order to achieve its ulterior purpose.

No matter how this statement appears, or whether it is true or false, Japan is actually exporting capital and labor force abroad in a premeditated and planned manner.

In the 1960s, due to the international economic situation and the supply and demand of resources and energy around the world, Japan negotiated with the Soviet Union for reasons of resource and energy supply, and the two countries cooperated in the plan to jointly develop Siberia.

However, during the second oil crisis, Japan completed the adjustment of its industrial structure and energy consumption structure, and the supply and demand relationship for resources and energy around the world tended to ease. Throughout the 1970s, no new plan for cooperative development of Siberia was formulated.

At this time, corresponding large-scale complete sets of equipment were not exported to the Soviet Union.

After entering the 1980s, the Soviet Union's economic situation further deteriorated. The economic structure was imbalanced, scientific and technological progress was slow, economic benefits declined, and production stagnated. This caused a gap between social demand and production capacity, and between demand for payment and commodity supply.

sharp contradictions.

Under this circumstance, Lao Ge proposed the "acceleration strategy" at the 27th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and then advocated the use of "new thinking" to comprehensively adjust the Soviet revisionist foreign economic relations and accelerate the pace of opening up to the outside world.

To this end, the Soviet revisionists first vigorously reformed the economic management system. In August 1986, the National Foreign Economic Committee was established under the Council of Ministers to strengthen the macro leadership of foreign economic relations and coordinate and manage the work of various foreign economic departments nationwide;

At the same time, we will change the overly centralized planned economic system in the past, grant joint public enterprises the power to directly engage in foreign economic activities, and change the situation where domestic production is separated from the needs of the international market and enterprises do not participate in international competition.

The other is to strengthen legislation. Since 1986, more than 20 foreign-related laws and regulations have been promulgated. Among them, the Joint Venture Law passed by the Council of Ministers in January 1987 clearly stipulated in legal form for the first time the strengthening of foreign economic ties through joint ventures, marking the

With the further deepening of the Soviet revisionist opening to the outside world.

In 1987, the Soviet Union approved the establishment of 23 joint ventures, which increased to 191 in 1988. As of September 1989, there were more than 700 joint ventures.

Judging from the direct investment in the Soviet Union by various countries in 1988, Western countries accounted for more than 85%, with Germany ranking first, followed by Finland, followed by Austria, Italy, the United States, France and the United Kingdom, with Western European countries accounting for the vast majority.

The industries invested by these countries in Suzhou are widely distributed, including machinery, transportation, electronics, chemistry, resource recycling, wood processing, clothing, food, publishing, sports facilities, hotels and other industries.

Compared with European and American countries, Japan's direct investment in the Soviet Union has not progressed rapidly. In 1987, the Soviet revisionist government approved only one Japanese-Soviet joint venture, which increased to six in 1988. As of October 1989, there were only 15, accounting for about

2% of the total number of joint ventures between the Soviet Union and Western countries, including 19 Japanese-Soviet joint ventures.

The Soviet Union placed the Japanese-Soviet joint venture at the core of Japan-Soviet economic relations and hoped to cooperate in a wide range of fields such as machinery, precision machinery, household appliances, fibers, chemistry, and finance.

However, Japan has always been cautious about direct investment in the Soviet Union and limited it to some relatively small projects, such as wood processing for construction, construction of sports facilities, and aquatic product processing.

By 1989, relations between the United States and the Soviet Union began to ease, and the Soviet revisionists were removed from the Batumi embargo list.

On the Soviet revisionist side, according to the "Joint Ventures Law" passed in January 1987, the establishment of joint ventures with non-socialist countries must be approved by the four-level authorities below the Council of Ministers; the foreign investment ratio shall not exceed 49%, and the directors of the joint venture shall not

The president is a Soviet person.

The joint venture is exempt from profit income tax in the first two years of operation, and the tax rate is 30% thereafter. When profits are remitted to foreign countries, they are taxed at 20%.
To be continued...