The Dahua Strategic Business Department investigated and sorted out the experts and techniques of the former Soviet Union a few years ago. However, when the Soviet Union really collapsed, there were still many difficulties in packing a train for experts who wanted to take a train to come.

First of all, it is the wishes of the Soviet experts themselves. The moon in the West is rounder than that in the East, not only the narrow thinking of the Chinese, but the former Soviets are also ordinary, and they will only be stronger.

Peaceful evolution is not a joke. If it weren’t for loving American life and loving it to the core, the Soviet masses and party members would not have accompanied Gorbachev to play any shock therapy. Therefore, if there is a little chance, the former Soviets would have to go to the United States and Europe. Some Soviets who made a fortune through disintegration would rather give up Russian industries than to defect to the United States. This is a resolute way.

Without a last resort, no Soviet man would choose China as his destination. In 1992, although the city had solved the problem of food and clothing, the quality of life was still unfavorable. Not to mention the comparison between urban construction and the United States and Europe, it did not have much advantage over Moscow, and it was completely incompatible with the pursuit of the Soviet people.

When it comes to annual salary, American public scientists receive tens of thousands of dollars in salary, and company researchers receive tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars in salary. The average annual salary and benefits of Chinese companies are calculated to be less than the standard of 1,000 US dollars.

Even Dahua Industrial cannot rashly take out an annual salary of $100,000 just because someone's country is the former Soviet Union. If that happens, should Chinese researchers at Dahua Laboratory increase their salary? If China's labor costs are raised to the level of the United States, then Dahua Industrial will have to wait for death unless it finds another 10 billion tons of oil field.

On the other hand, not every Soviet expert is a real expert. In a project team, there are often only one or two valuable roles, and the remaining researchers are just laboratory workers who understand technology. Taking them back to China, and one language is not accessible, may be less effective than a Chinese graduate student.

As for the famous Soviet experts, they were on the list of European and American countries long before the Dahua Strategic Department made the list. Bell Labs, Intel, Texas Instruments, or Haval and Yale, they went to Moscow to openly grab people before the Soviet Union collapsed. Under Gorbachev's idea of ​​selling the country, there were many Soviet experts who "exiled" overseas in the name of academic exchanges and other names.

If Dahua Industrial really shows the competition for carriages and horses, there will be no chance.

It is this time that Sucheng could realize the mood of the leaders of the country inviting overseas Chinese when the founding of New China. If it were not connected by the same bloodline, who would accompany you to play a game of chaos? Just look at the black African countries. Since there was no accumulation in the colonial era, the country said that there were only two engineers, but there were really only two engineers. In this state, it was not easy to develop leapfrogly.

The list given to Liu Minghao by Su Cheng deliberately avoided the well-known Soviet experts and instead targeted the researchers at the Soviet National Institute of Energy. To be more precise, his target was the information of the institute, not the people of the institute.

"Surrender with guns" is a fine tradition that was found during the National Revolution. In the 1990s, it cannot be said that it is abandoned.

The Soviet National Institute of Energy Research, which studies all energy technologies, including oil and natural gas, and also studies new energy technologies such as solar energy, wind energy, geothermal energy, etc., has always had considerable accumulation. If you read Chinese-related materials from the 190s, you can still see the shadow of the Soviet National Institute of Energy Research. There are even some translation works from the former Soviet Union. Until the 21st century, you will still be on the desks of energy-related staff.

According to the requirements of Sucheng, not only the people of the institute, but also the relatives of the institute staff, who can bring information, you can get US dollars and in-kind rewards. You can reach a certain quantity and quality, and you can also enjoy the policy of family immigration. With the current technical management level of the Soviet Union, there are many people who are willing and able to easily escape from the fire pit.

The only thing that is worrying about is that this behavior is somewhat commercial espionage. Sucheng did not implement it before, because he was worried about leaking the secrets. It was also because he did not have a suitable candidate for his subordinates.

It would be better to ask Liu Minghao to do such a thing.

Even Cui Guoping passed the news to Liu Minghao. Liu Minghao himself thought Su Cheng was very good at choosing the candidate.

He was not confused, and reported to the country frankly, received a sum of activity funds from Sucheng, and then started to recruit people.

Sucheng rewarded his love and gave it to Chamier an oil well equipment worth more than one million yuan.

With this batch of equipment, the 100,000 US dollars of cash prepared by Liu Minghao was finally useful and not ugly - in Li Lin's words: this box of chocolate is a snack for Mr. Maxim.

After Mr. Maxim had a regular meal and snacks, Su Cheng didn't care about how to repay Liu Minghao. He just thought about how many gun-carrying soldiers Liu Minghao dug out, and then converted them into oil well equipment and gave them to Chamil.

It is very troublesome to talk about arms production lines. Not only do we have to talk about the price of the production line, but also about authorization, purchase price, etc. In contrast, Soviet researchers were much more happy.

Although the National Energy Research Institute is a key unit of the Russian Federation, the slightly famous KGB either resigned or basked in the sun in the yard with a gait, and at most two people were sent to the institute for a patrol.

The researchers were not able to take out the information directly, so they copied the information in the institute.

Liu Minghao sent two Russians to drive trucks directly at the door of the National Energy Research Institute. When the researchers came to work, they took a stack of copy paper from the car, went into the research institute and clicked a Mao, turned the copy paper into information, some of which were carefully numbered, and then threw it back to the truck at the door, and took a green US dollar bill and more copy paper from someone without saying a word.

After a few days, a truck was forced to turn into a shift system for two trucks. Liu Minghao also bought several copiers with ease to solve the bottleneck problem of insufficient copiers in the Energy Research Institute.

The copier was placed in a nearby small shop. The researchers from the Energy Research Institute brought a stack of materials and copied them on the spot. After replacing them, they could take a bottle of vodka and the original materials back, which was very convenient. After the new director sent by Moscow was defeated by the silver bullet attack, it became easier for the Energy Research Institute to copy materials.

Their directors had already gone to Austria. Several deputy directors either went to Moscow to seek official positions or went to the republic. The rest were also preparing for the country, which was simply unintentional to manage and copy research materials.

If a large amount of research data is stolen, they still have to worry about responsibility. Now it is just a copy, but it is a situation where no one is too busy... For many former Soviets, the Soviet Union is gone, so what is the significance of the existence of some research data?

In addition to written information, electronic information and physical information are also in Liu Minghao's vision. Many precious geological fragments were posted on the Russian number and the second number the day before, and were sent to the train.

Before Putin took office as president of the Russian Federation, Russia was an unguarded mining area, and anyone could dig out something from it.

Some European and American countries and companies with strong backgrounds and funds choose experts and technicians in mining. They do not need Soviet research data because the energy industries of developed European and American countries are of their own and are not similar to those of Warsaw Pact countries. Moreover, developed countries have strict patent protection and are often not interested in commercial technologies with poor patent barriers or poor foundations. They hire Soviet experts and technicians to supplement their own systems rather than make changes.

Chinese companies like Dahua Industrial have no such concerns. China's oil and gas industry already has a deep shadow of the Soviet Union, so it is natural to read and refer to their materials. As for patent barriers, it is not considered by Sucheng.

What are you picky about when you give something for free?

At the suggestion of a boring researcher in Dahua Laboratory, Liu Minghao specially formulated a detailed score table. While giving the researchers money, he also scored them: a set of data on international advanced technology can be accumulated 600 points, a set of data on Warsaw's advanced technology can be accumulated 200 points, a set of data on ordinary technology can be accumulated 50 points, a set of design drawings on large equipment can be accumulated 500 points, a piece of rock can be accumulated 20 points... and so on.

At the same time, Liu Minghao himself formulated a score table for immigration plans: 20,000 points to the United States, 500,000 points to the United States, 40,000 points to the United Kingdom, 1 million points to the United Kingdom, 10,000 points to China, 2 million points to the country...

Although in the eyes of Sucheng, such immigration score tables and credit card points are comparable. However, since someone can really exchange credit card points for a car to go home, some former Soviet researchers will use fearless courage and fearless patience to immigrate to the whole family...

In this process, Sucheng was the one who contributed the money, and Liu Minghao was the one who contributed the money. Sucheng got benefits and Liu Minghao completed the task. The former Soviet Union researchers did not suffer any losses. They exchanged their past achievements with their colleagues for their future life. Most of them did not choose to go to China, but chose to go to countries like Finland and Poland... For ordinary researchers, if it were not for Dahua Industrial's investment and Liu Minghao's efforts, this kind of dream would often be difficult to realize.

Only researchers and technical workers of oil and gas pipelines were invited by Sucheng to China. Dahua Gas Company has gained a foothold in several major cities. If it continues to develop, the gap in personnel and technology will increase. In addition, the West-East Gas Pipeline Project that will arrive in a few years later also requires preparation in advance.
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