As the sales director of a large company, Uchida Yu still has some face in the Ministry of Otachi. After several rounds of requests, Uchida Yu was taken to Nobuichi Tinno's office. As for his assistant Kikuchi Juro, he could only stay in the lounge outside and wait.

"Uchida, it's been a long time since we saw each other! Your body is still so strong!"

As soon as they met, Nobuichi Tinno greeted Uchida Yu in an obviously exaggerated and enthusiastic tone. He climbed up one step at a time in the manufacturing field. When he was just a newcomer in the workplace, he had dealt with Uchida Yu. Yuuchi Uchida could even be regarded as one of his workplace mentors. Nobuichi Tinno is a bureaucrat who is very good at being a human being. At this time, he inevitably had to do a friendly show.

"Mr. Tino, you took the liberty to disturb me." Uchida Yu was not bewitched by Tino Nobuichi's enthusiasm. He bowed respectfully to Tino Nobuichi and said in a humble tone of subordinates meeting their superiors.

"Uchida Jun is so polite. I am just serving your company. If you have any trouble, please sit down."

Nobuichi Tono bowed, then called Uchida Yu to sit down, and he sat back behind the desk himself, while thinking about Uchida Yu's purpose in mind.

"Mr. Tono, I am here to visit this time to report to the Ministry of Industry and Industry about the recent massive acquisition of Japanese companies by Chinese companies. My colleagues and I all believe that this matter has reached a point that needs to attract the attention of the government." Yuuchi Uchida did not go around in circles and explained his purpose directly.

"Is there such a thing in Chinese companies that are acquiring Japanese companies?" Tinno Nobuichi said in surprise. "We have indeed received some news that several Japanese companies with poor business conditions have been acquired by foreign companies, including European investors, and of course some from China, but it seems that they cannot afford to acquire them in large quantities, right?" Tinnobuichi said.

Yuuchi Uchida took out a very thick document from his briefcase, stood up and handed it to Nobuichi Tinno's desk. Nobuichi Tinno took the document and looked at the title. It was exactly what Yuuchi Uchida said about the acquisition of Japanese companies by Chinese companies. He opened the document and saw that the text was a long list at the beginning, with some Japanese companies' names written on it, and some names later followed by the name of a Chinese company. According to the annotation of the list, the Chinese company behind is the Chinese investor who is currently planning to acquire Japanese companies.

"There are so many Chinese companies interested in Japanese companies?" Nobuna Tinno asked.

"Yes, at present, at least one Chinese company's marketing personnel have arrived in Japan and are negotiating with some of our companies about the acquisition."

"However, the news we have received is that the Chinese official issued a document requiring domestic companies not to leave the country for overseas mergers and acquisitions in the near future. Their reason is to save foreign exchange in order to deal with the financial crisis."

"This is just their trick," Uchida Yu said disdainfully. "They are using this method to lower the acquisition price, which is also their usual trick."

Speaking of which, there is really no conspiracy in this world that can hide everyone from everyone. Uchida Yu has suffered several losses from the Chinese. According to the rule of becoming a doctor for a long time, it is now considered a Chinese connection. The Akima Society claims that some Chinese companies are interested in them, but the China Economic and Trade Commission suddenly issued a notice to restrict overseas mergers and acquisitions investment. Uchida Yu has linked the two things together and figured out the Chinese routine. This is clearly a tactic of playing hard to get.

But even though I understand, Uchida Yu really can't think of any way to crack this trick by the Chinese. The notice from the China Economic and Trade Commission is serious. Uchida Yu asked someone to privately find some large Chinese state-owned enterprises to learn about it. These large state-owned enterprises all said that they were bound by the notice of the Economic and Trade Commission and could not go to Japan to buy at the bottom in the near future. China's large state-owned enterprises are restricted, and the number of investors who can be able to acquire companies is very limited, which means that those Japanese companies that intend to sell cannot quote a high price at all.

So, can you let these companies not sell them? Uchida Yu thought he did not have this ability. For example, in the situation of Akima Club, the company was already in trouble and spent more than one day to delay. The shareholders forced Mineroni to find the buyer every day and sold the stall to recover some residual value. The Chinese were not in a hurry. If the price could not be negotiated, they would pat their butts and return to China without any pressure.

In this case, what else can Japanese companies do? Even if they know that they have set up a plan and are maliciously suppressing the price, they can only pinch their noses and accept it.

Nobuichi Tino was not just a business, and his understanding of this issue was not as clear as that of Yuuuchi Uchida. After hearing Yuuuchi Uchida said this, he suddenly realized it and couldn't help but say angrily: "It turns out that there is such an arrangement, and the Chinese official is really hateful."

"Indeed, on the one hand, they publicly announced restrictions on enterprises to invest overseas, but on the other hand, they organized a group of private enterprises to visit our enterprises in Japan and negotiated with the company's leaders, hoping to buy those companies with a long history at a very low price." Yuuchi Uchida said.

Tinno Nobuichi sighed and said, "No matter what, it is a good thing that they are willing to acquire these companies."

"Mr. Tino, what did you say?" Uchida Yu's face looked a little ugly. He stared at Tino Nobuya and asked.

As soon as Tingo Nobu was stared at by him, he was a little surprised and repeated the words just now, saying: "I mean, although they deliberately lowered the price, they still showed their desire to acquire these bankrupt companies, which is a good thing for us."

"I don't understand why our company was acquired by Chinese people, but the Ministry of Industry and Commerce thinks it is a good thing?" Uchida Yu asked dissatisfiedly.

Tingo Nobuna spread his hands and said, "These are all bankrupt enterprises with poor management. If there were no companies to acquire them, their equipment would rust in the factory and eventually become worthless. Now that the Chinese are coming, they are willing to pay for these enterprises, which is a great thing for Japan."

"Mr. Tino, I can't accept your point of view at all." Uchida Yu was anxious. He pointed to the document he sent to Tino Nobuichi and said, "Please look further and you will know that Chinese people have bad intentions to acquire Japanese companies. They have always used various methods to steal the technology of our Japanese companies and make our companies lose their international competitiveness. If old manufacturing companies like Akima Club fall into the hands of Chinese people, Chinese people will be able to easily obtain the patents and technical know-how accumulated by these companies over a hundred years, thus creating a devastating blow to our Japanese manufacturing industry."

"Is it that serious?" Nobuichi Tono muttered, but he continued to look through the document as Yuuchi Uchida asked.

"Technology exchanges market...I remember that you companies accepted this at the beginning. At that time, I was at Tateyama Company, and our company also discussed how to obtain the Chinese market by transferring some technologies to the Chinese authorities." Tinnoshita said.

"Yes, our Iketani Productions have made such a wrong decision."

"Why does Uchida Jun think it was a wrong decision?"

"Because the Chinese people's learning ability is beyond our imagination, they have now used the techniques they learned at that time to grab our overseas market."

"Is that so? I think it's because you've been lazy and have not developed new technologies in the past year."

"Maybe... yes?" Yuu Uchida's tone softened. In the past year, the yen has been rising, and real estate prices have doubled. How can it be more profitable than R&D technology when speculating in stocks, real estate and foreign exchange? Who has the heart to develop technology? If it weren't for this, Iketani Production wouldn't be afraid of Chinese competitors armed with the technology of its own era.

"Send international students to steal Japanese technology?" Nobuichi Tono continued to read the contents of the document, and his brow frowned: "Uchida, is there any conclusive evidence for the situation you are talking about?"

"We have not found conclusive evidence yet, but two Chinese technicians stranded in Japan have provided us with information on this. They say that the Chinese government attaches great importance to the work of foreign students, and it is speculated that these international students have a mysterious mission." Yuuchi said.

"Is it Ge Tao and... Sakai Qianji who you wrote in the report?"

"Ms. Sakai, whose Chinese name is Yang Qianji. She and Mr. Ge Tao are both engineers from the China National Petroleum and Chemical Design Institute. They came to Japan to learn technology a few years ago, and then stayed. When we wrote this report this time, they provided us with a lot of important materials."

"There is doubt about the credibility of such materials." Tono Nobuichi said lightly. People like Uchida Yuuki and Sakai Qianji have also been exposed to many people. Most of them secretly escaped from the group by taking advantage of meetings, learning and other opportunities. In order to allow the Japanese government to accept them and avoid the fate of being deported, these people often have to make up stories, such as being persecuted or carrying secret missions, and they are unwilling to do evil, so they defected.

Japanese government officials believed in these rhetoric at first, but later they found that Man was not the case. However, these stranded people were also useful to Japan, so everyone pretended to be deaf and accepted the stories they made. Now Yuuchi Uchida used these stories they made as evidence, so Nobuichi Tono felt cold.

Yuuchi Uchida actually knew that his evidence was untenable, but he still said with a tough bullet:

"I think we should rather believe in this kind of thing than not. The Chinese government has always hoped to develop its own technology and surpass Japan. The Ministry of Trade and Industry has an obligation to stop the Chinese government's attempt."
Chapter completed!