Meng Shaoyuan was waiting for his words.

I immediately pretended to think about it for a long time, and then sighed deeply: "Since Director Yin is so interested in me, I will help Director Yin suppress this matter even if I risk my future!"

Yin Lipeng was overjoyed.

As long as this matter doesn't get spread, everything will be easy to handle.

"but."

Meng Shaoyuan suddenly said slowly: "Director Yin, Shao Yuan is young and frivolous, and he does not know the depth of what he does. He will inevitably offend many people. But Shao Yuan is still ignorant when he offends people. Please ask Director Yin to teach me."

.”

This is a subtle way of telling the other party, who wants to deal with me?

Who ordered you?

tell me!

This is a quid pro quo.

"Well." Yin Lipeng hesitated for a moment: "Shaoyuan, you just need to know some things in your heart. Why keep asking? It won't do you any good.

There are still some things, even if I tell you, what can you do? In the eyes of others, you and I are like ants. An worm shaking a tree is only bringing humiliation to itself."

He was not willing to tell who instigated him at all.

This was actually what Meng Shaoyuan had expected.

Such an era is what it is.

It's like if someone takes the blame for a senior official, he must bear the blame to the end.

It is the wisest choice for you to take everything into yourself.

It's hard for you, but it's a happy family.

However, if you give up halfway and betray a senior official, the outcome will undoubtedly be the most tragic.

Therefore, even if Yin Lipeng was beaten to death, he would not tell who was responsible for it.

Meng Shaoyuan did not force it: "In that case, Shaoyuan won't ask any more questions. Director Yin, as long as you don't say anything about this, others will naturally not know about it."

"Thank you, thank you." Yin Lipeng thanked him repeatedly: "Shaoyuan, from now on you and I are brothers. If you need me to do anything, just ask."

Be your brother?

That's really bad luck for eight lifetimes.

Meng Shaoyuan didn't want his help. He just wanted to let him calm down and stop causing trouble for him.

But he also knew that Yin Lipeng was just a little shrimp used against him.

More powerful characters are yet to come.

What you will face will be endless troubles!

No turning back!

When I say these four words, it means that I have embarked on a path of no return!

…

"Everyone, this is Deputy Director Su Yulin, the Executive Deputy Director of the Taxation Department of the Ministry of Finance, and this is Deputy Director Di Jiahao, the Executive Deputy Director of the Department of Coin."

Meng Shaoyuan was called by a phone call to attend an emergency meeting.

Many big shots came.

In addition to the Taxation Department, the Coin Department, the Police Department and the Gendarmerie Headquarters also sent people.

As soon as Dai Li finished his introduction: "Deputy Commander Su, please speak first."

Su Yulin was not polite: "Everyone, since the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, our military athletes have fought bloody battles on the battlefield, and the financial war between China and Japan has not stopped for a moment."

I am from the military, why does finance sound like something here?

Although Meng Shaoyuan was confused, he still listened patiently.

The economy has always been a pain point for the National Government.

Especially after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War.

The National Government cannot make ends meet, and its fiscal deficit has increased year after year.

This year alone, the fiscal deficit is estimated to be close to 40 billion yuan.

However, the economic war between China and Japan is intensifying.

According to Su Yulin's request, the military command, military and police must go all out to stabilize local security and crack down on all attempts by enemy agents to undermine the government's finances.

As soon as Su Yulin finished speaking, it was Di Jiahao, the executive deputy director of the Department of Numismatics, who spoke: "The financial situation is so bad, Deputy Director Su has just said it, and I won't repeat it. What I want to talk about today is the issue of counterfeit banknotes.

After the Japanese army occupied Hong Kong, the Japanese special agencies seized the Nationalist Government's mint in Hong Kong and looted the minting machines and related materials. The newly printed ten-yuan notes and legal tender issued by the Agricultural Bank of China were stored in the Zhonghua Bookstore in Kowloon.

A batch of money printing machines also fell into enemy hands.

A batch of semi-finished 5-yuan coupons and banknote printing machines secretly kept by the Commercial Press to be issued by the Bank of Communications of China also fell into Japanese hands. The Ninth Army Scientific Research Institute in Tokyo, Japan, the Noborito Research Institute, specially studied the 5-yuan coupons stolen from Hong Kong.

Semi-finished products and coding of legal currency, discarded secret accounts, and improved counterfeiting technology.

After the war, the Japanese Nanyang occupation forces intercepted another 2 billion in semi-finished products of small-denomination legal tender from the Bank of China. Later, the German navy seized the legal tender printed by the United States Mint for the Bank of Communications of China from an American merchant ship in the Pacific Ocean, with only numbers and symbols missing.

The semi-finished products cost more than 1 billion yuan. Japan purchased these semi-finished products from its ally Germany, processed them, and shipped them to China.

The amount of counterfeit legal currency produced and processed in Japan and exported to my country amounted to 3 billion. After the outbreak of the Pacific War, Japan invaded the concessions of various countries in Shanghai and used the banknote printing and printing companies of China's four major banks in the Shanghai concession. Produce counterfeit fiat currency in large quantities.”

Having said this, Di Jiahao looked solemn: "Everyone, since last year, a large number of counterfeit legal currencies have been discovered in the Kuomintang-controlled area. Well, who is that?"

His eyes fell on Meng Shaoyuan.

Because just when he said these words with a solemn expression, he actually smiled when he saw Meng Shaoyuan.

"Report to Meng Shaoyuan, Director of the Operations Division of the Military Command Bureau."

"Oh, it's you."

Di Jiahao was a little dissatisfied: "You actually laughed at such a serious question. Do you think what I said is ridiculous?"

"The staff don't dare."

Meng Shaoyuan said carefully: "There is something in the department that I don't know whether to say or not."

"Say it."

Meng Shaoyuan immediately said: "The Ministry of Staff believes that the counterfeit banknotes found in the Kuomintang-controlled areas are nothing to be afraid of, and the Japanese side will soon stop printing."

As soon as these words came out, everyone felt strange, but Di Jiahao was confused and asked: "What do you mean by this?"

"That, that." Meng Shaoyuan said bravely: "The legal currency has depreciated greatly. The Ministry of Staff boldly judged that soon, the cost of printing counterfeit banknotes for the Japanese will be far greater than the depreciation speed of the legal currency. The Japanese simply lose more than the gain."

Although these words were bold, several people had knowing smiles on their faces.

Yes, the legal currency is devaluing there desperately, but the Japanese counterfeit money has a cost.

I have to admit that the Japanese are very good at making counterfeit banknotes, and they have reached the point where they can look fake and real.

The person responsible for manufacturing counterfeit banknotes is the "Sugi Agency", and the person in charge is Kenzo Yamamoto, a super weirdo of the Japanese army.

This man seems to want to tell the world:

We are serious about counterfeiting.

The first is the paper issue of counterfeit banknotes.

The paper used by foreign companies to print legal currency for China is mainly composed of cotton, but it is not entirely cotton. In addition, it also contains castor and ramie fibers.

Then the problem came. At that time, there was almost no ramie production in Japan and the Chinese territory it controlled, because this plant mainly grew in the southwestern region of China.

However, this did not trouble Yamamoto. He quickly found paper patterns with similar properties from Japan and added mulberry bark as a substitute for ramie fiber.
Chapter completed!