"I've met Dwyne and talked to him some."

David said this when he saw Lei Huanxi: "The conversation was not ideal, and he would not stop, so the fierce battle was about to begin soon."

"Nothing." Lei Huanxi looked indifferent: "I figured it out too. There are some things you want to hide, but there is no place to hide. The more you hide, the more you want to find you. Since that's the case, it's better to encounter them in advance."

David smiled on his face: "I heard Mr. Stephen introduce you. A young man who looks like nothing is concerned about anything, but is actually rather than bend. If, what I said is, if there is something you need to exchange for with your life, you will not hesitate, right, Lei?"

Lei Huanxi did not make any sound.

Maybe, maybe this is really my personality.

"Okay." David didn't care too much: "Are you saying you want to take me to see something?"

"Yes, Mr. David, I'm going to take you to see something interesting."

"Then let's go."

Lei Huanxi is responsible for driving.

When he was in the car, David suddenly said, "In another three months, you are going to South Africa, do you know?"

"South Africa?" Lei Huanxi was stunned: "What did I do in South Africa? No one told me?"

David smiled.

Three months later, regardless of whether Lei Huanxile or not, he would go to South Africa.

Because that was the final implementation of Mr. Stephen’s plan.

It's also when everything is over.

Perhaps the most wonderful moment?

Mr. Stephen once said that over the years, Lei Huanxi has made rapid progress, but he still lacks the necessary quality, which is the skills of negotiation and compromise.

This is also another purpose for David to come to Yundong this time.

He would stay with Lei Huanxi for three months and teach these skills to Lei Huanxi.

Among the executive committee members of IFO, David is the most famous negotiating expert.

How to teach him?

It was a gradual process.

"You've been to South Africa, have you?" David asked.

"I have been there, I went with Mr. Hartman." Lei Huanxi admitted frankly.

"So, do you know the history of this country?"

"Don't understand."

"There is still a long way to the destination. I'll talk to you about the country of South Africa." David said after pondering for a while:

"At the earliest, the Portuguese navigator Dias respected the order of King Joao II of Portugal to find the golden land of the East, and went south to today's South Africa for the first time. When Dias first passed by the Cape of Good Hope, it happened to be in the place divided by two ocean currents, so the storm was very fierce. This place was named Storm Point.

Later, Ruo O'er II believed that as long as you pass this cape with frequent storms, you will definitely find the legendary East full of gold. Name the Cape of Good Hope!

The serious injury that happened later should be very clear, and Europe had begun to rise together.

The Portuguese actually did not have enough understanding of South Africa, and they were not interested in South Africa like the Ivory Coast, the Slave Coast and other places.

The Dutchman, the sea coachman, rose to South Africa with improved ships. He established a thriving small port in today's Cape Town, the famous Cape Town today.

The Dutch had a good business talent, so the Dutch realized that trade between the East and the West would become increasingly larger. Cape Town is a natural concave shaped port, and the outer Robben Island just separated the ocean currents, so Cape Town began to develop slowly in the hands of the Dutch.

Cape Town continues to flourish in the hands of the Dutch.

But then Britain rose, and at this time Britain had begun to have the ability to check and balance the world. In just over a hundred years, the British defeated the maritime powers Spain and the Netherlands in succession, and defeated France in the Seven Years' War of Britain and France, so the British began to walk sideways.

The Dutch, who had been operating Cape Town for more than a hundred years, was already a prosperous port city at that time, and could make huge profits by relying solely on supplying ships to and from time to time."

David shrugged and said, "Anyway, driven by all interests, the British Empire felt that it was necessary to take action against Cape Town, but Britain had a tradition that once he fell in love with something, he would pretend to engage in friendly consultations with the locals and try to take down a place without bloodshed. If he did not give Britain face, the United Kingdom would beat the country."

This guy is quite vivid.

This is the idea that popped up in Lei Huanxi's mind.

"After that, the British finally made a free move, so he said to the Dutch very gentlemanly: Her Majesty the Queen is interested in Cape Town

If you know the truth, you will hand over the lollipop, or I will beat you up’…”

With a "puff" sound, Lei Huanxi couldn't help laughing.

But David continued there as if nothing happened:

"But the Dutch was obviously a stubborn boy and didn't give him face. So the British took action and beat the Dutch to cry!

The Dutch were forced to hand over Cape Town. The British used various means to force the Dutch, such as collecting heavy taxes and releasing black slaves, and so on depriving property at that time to force the Dutch, so the Dutch were forced to migrate to the inland areas of South Africa. However... the Dutch's internal migration actually had a very good and unexpected effect on them.

After losing Cape Town, the Dutch were forced to move to Transvaal.

The rule in that era was to not cry if you were beaten, just find someone who was weaker than you.

The Dutch wiped away the tears and directly beat the Sanren tribe that had lived in South Africa for thousands of years. The black uncle was extremely low at that time, and usually fought with bows and arrows. The Dutch did not say anything, but saw that he was caught and became a slave, and if he did not become a slave... he would shoot him to death.

I have to say that the Dutch are still quite fierce in fighting spirit.”

When David was telling the story, he said it very interestingly, which completely attracted Lei Huanxi's attention.

"At that time, France was also beaten by the British. So the French and the Dutch resonated with each other at least in terms of their relationship. At that time, the French and the Dutch sat together. Whenever they talked about the British, they would immediately become good friends.

Because the Dutch cried bitterly, the French were even more bitter. The two beatings could easily resonate. It was perfect for the British to get together to draw circles and curse them."

Lei Huanxi was already full of joy when she heard this.

This David is so interesting, it would be a pity not to write novels.

David was still so serious: "So, during the migration and development period, the Dutch and French stood together for decades and became a nation, and they called themselves Boers.
Chapter completed!