"Professor, then see if there is any problem with the strategy in the article, and whether it can be used by the President to deal with countries that are at risk of infiltration? Otherwise, you can improve your arguments?" Gu Ao cleverly led the topic.

When it comes to specific professional issues, Kissinger naturally takes it more seriously.

It took two hours to ponder and discuss. It was almost time for lunch that Kissinger made a conclusion:

"Diplomatic rhetoric is still a bit naive and not sophisticated. Where it should be implicit is not implicit, where it should be ostentatious is held, and we need to strengthen our studies in the future! I will change it for you, of course, I am not greedy for your achievements."

Kissinger said pertinently.

"Of course, how prestige are you? Why do you need to be greedy for my achievements?" Gu Ao quickly supported the role and changed his tone.

"Or it's all, professor, after you polish and revise it, you will publish it separately in your name in your secret journal. I don't even want the second author. Only by submitting it in your name can you be sure to hire this month's "Journal of Georgetown International Relations" or other journals. The deadline for August's papers is almost here."

If you want to add new submissions to the publication a week before the journal is printed, it is not enough to use Gu Ao's energy to do so.

If this article was written by Gu Ao, even if the content is very good and can be published, it will still be inevitable until next month.

Only the papers of the former Secretary of State can be submitted today and published tomorrow. Even if the articles of Professor Daniu have been slapped out and moved to next month, the journal editor will do whatever he wants.

"This... why are you so embarrassed? You don't even want the second author?" Kissinger was at a loss and felt ashamed.

Gu Ao was very firm: "Professor, you should know that I am Chinese, and I really have no intention of immigrating. 'Help the US president make excuses so that he can invade other countries more conveniently' such a thing. If a Chinese person gives advice, it will not be a good reputation if he says it out. So, I still don't want it, you know."

Kissinger was stunned. This time he really believed that Gu Ao would never want to immigrate to be an American in his life.

Kissinger sighed, "Forget it, you and I have a teacher-student relationship. You finally gave me this result and left myself apart. It's a shame to have no choice. Although you have done so many things for me, I have also given you a doctorate degree, and I have the same identity and value as I have personally brought. When you return to China, you will be very popular. In the future, if you leave Georgetown, we will discuss equality and hope to have a happy cooperation."

Gu Ao was secretly happy that the first step of the plan finally succeeded in taking the initiative.

He has won enough credibility for his subsequent subtle actions.

The main task behind this is to wait for something to happen in Grenada, and all his predictions of escalation can be confirmed. The academic view of the diplomatic diplomacy has been fully trusted and adopted by the president at the practical level...

Then Gu Ao can take the next step.

This is also very consistent with the right fit and the odd win, and the safety is very good

As the first step of the paper, Gu Ao did not teach people to deal with a specific country, but a "general" countermeasure that was superficially beneficial to the United States. It can be used to deal with any anti-American country, and there is no specific imaginary enemy. (Kissinger of course knows who the imaginary enemy was when writing the article, but he and Gu Ao already have common interests and cannot get off the pirate ship)

Of course, when the main task is being promoted, Gu Ao must find enough number and level of side tasks to create "averse certificates" for himself and provide cover for what will happen in the future.

For example, he wants to make sure that when Kissinger's paper is published in a journal, he himself should not be in the United States.

There are several key sensitive time points in Grenada that are about to happen in the future. If you can avoid it, avoid it if you can.

As for the accident in Argentina, we must avoid it completely.

What are the excuses? They can be diverse. When he conspired with Ye Wan a few days ago, he also sorted out the contents of the paper.

First of all, he had a lot of cooperation with the Xiangjiang film and television industry in the second half of the year, and the co-production with Shaw Brothers was at this point. Lanting Cinema is the industry where Gu Ao owns the main shares. In order to promote Lanting Cinema, Gu Ao spent more time and energy in China, and he could explain it clearly.

Then, he can spend some time with his lover in China. This is a very private matter and it is difficult for others to doubt it.

Finally, since Secretary of State Heg resigned in March and went to AOL and UTC to be a director in charge of external public relations, Gu Ao and Heg's favor should also be put on the agenda.

For example, help UTC build a joint venture in China and help UTC certain products open up the domestic market in China.

Or find some cooperation channels between Tiankun Entertainment and American Online.

If it really doesn't work, you can still go back to China to inspect how Han Ting's Hanle Electronics' production capacity expansion is deployed.

These are all good excuses.

And it conforms to the "revolving door" game rules in Watsonton's circle. Any American politician, scholar and wealthy businessman who mixes with revolving doors will maintain this game rules.

Gu Ao did not expect these businesses to make much money, nor did he even intend to invest in the joint venture in person. He just provided "proof of absence" and maintained the favor network.

There are still many ways to do it, so adapt to the situation.

...

He stayed in Watson for a few more days. On Friday, August 12, he finally solved all the things that Kissinger assigned and the academic issues that needed to be handed over and discussed.

Kissinger will submit the article on his own name on the weekend and then appear in the Journal of Georgetown International Relations a week later.

Gu Ao had already bought the air ticket for that night in advance, and was preparing to leave the United States and return to China on the excuse of private meeting with his lover in China.

Kissinger was quite righteous and criticized Gu Ao for the holiday from mid-August to mid-September, which was his summer vacation.

American universities are reporting season for the fall semester throughout September, so Kissinger just asked Gu Ao to return to the United States before late September and participate in various procedures and social activities for his last semester in Georgetown.

Gu Ao said there was no problem, and then he easily boarded the plane back home.

In the middle, I just stayed in San Francisco and had a short meeting with Schulhof and others, and by the way I learned about the latest business situation of Tiankun Entertainment and gave some instructions. Everything seemed to be very consistent with the behavioral pattern of a business doctoral student.

Tiankun’s game consoles sold a total of about 300,000 units at the end of May and the whole month in June, with a monthly sales of 350,000 in July. In addition, in early August, the current inventory of Tiankun’s home game consoles on the market is as high as 800,000.

Schulkhof reported that by the end of August, the stock of Tiankun game consoles on the market will definitely exceed one million.

The order of millions is very iconic, which means that third-party game manufacturers will follow up and develop game cartridges to try to get a share of the pie.

This is easy to understand. Just like every generation of PS game consoles in later generations, if the sales volume is not enough, others will not have the motivation to develop "PS exclusive" games. If Apple's first-generation iPhone phones are not stocked, there will be no companies writing iOS apps for you. This requires the flywheel effect to slowly snowball.

When the snowball rolls up, it means that the ecosystem is completely alive and there is no need to rely on first-party games to support the scene.

However, Gu Ao is still quite rigorous in authorization access. He learned from Atari's lessons and did not want any bad guys to be qualified for the shelves. He had to join the first-party review mechanism to discuss the specific measures in the future. Anyway, after Nintendo learned from Atari's lessons in history, he did the same.

"If you want to join a third-party game developer, please delay it a little, don't worry. When I come back in September, we will officially exceed one million. Let's talk to them. In this way, our trump card and confidence will be stronger. Moreover, I will join the review system and cannot sell bad goods. I will negotiate with those competitors in person."

This is the instructions Gu Ao gave to Schulkhov before returning to China.

In this way, the "absentee certificate" when returning to the United States in September to complete the last semester academic registration procedures and participate in school social activities was clearly arranged in advance.

At that time, let’s circle all the younger brothers such as Capcom Namco Korami and gather together every day to talk about business and debauchery. These competitors can all alleviate Gu Ao’s suspicion.

"Okay boss." Schulhoff had no objection.

Gu Ao doesn't care much about daily trivial matters. But Gu Ao must take care of things that affect Tiankun's brand reputation and strategic positioning, and Shurhof has never questioned this authority.

...

After explaining to Shurhof, Gu Ao flew straight back to the capital.

He did not choose to go straight to Xiangjiang because there was no need to hurry, so as not to seem to be very concerned about the trends in the capital market of Xiangjiang and investment immigration.

The excuse for his return to China was to "take care of the summer vacation in China and accompany his lover." Then he would do his tricks to the end and accompany Xiao Sui and Mina.

In some specific periods, not doing things is the biggest thing to do.

Xiao Sui and Mina did not know Gu Ao's conspiracy and arrangements in the United States. At most, Mina knew that Gu Ao must do something, but she didn't know what to do. (The Brittanians had a conspiracy, and it was Mina who told Gu Ao, so the general trend could not be hidden from Mina, and there was no need to hide it)

Therefore, when Xiao Sui went to the airport to welcome Gu Ao, she was very surprised.

"Husband, I really didn't expect you to go back to China for summer vacation. Unfortunately, it's August, and at most one month is left." After coming out of the terminal, Xiao Sui just blocked Gu Ao at the exit, and ran over like a gust of wind and hugged his arm.

The Beijing Airport in 1983 was really empty.

Especially at the exit of the terminal for international flights, it is almost impossible to miss people. Domestic flights are still boarding on gangways, and there are no terminals.

"Business is important, life is even more important. Why would I not come back? Don't worry, I will be with you this month." Gu Ao expressed his sympathy and savor.

Xiao Sui was a little embarrassed and sighed: "You should spend more time with Mina. She is more bitter than me. She has never seen you during the winter vacation. They are all soldiers who are forced to work in a closed manner on the secret front, and are much more respectable than me."

"Don't think so. Feelings and contributions are different." Gu Ao comforted him while feeling warm.

The literary and artistic young women of this era are still full of passion. They are so easy to deceive. Giving a tall and glorious goal, she will sacrifice a little if she sacrifices a little.

However, Gu Ao disdains to take advantage of this emotion.
Chapter completed!