Like Chu Junjie, Ma Haoting was also a disciple of the quad.
The difference was that Chu Junjie was in the Air Force compound, while Ma Haoting was in the Foreign Education Department compound.
There were actually quite a number of large courtyards like this in the capital. How many there were depended on how they were divided.
According to the military system, there were dozens of such courtyards.
If state-owned enterprises, oil, and other cultural industries were included, there would be hundreds of them.
Although the disciples of the courtyards had formed their own groups, they were still a group.
Especially when they were young, they often played with those who were close. If they were classmates or childhood friends, they would go to each other's yard.
If they didn't have a good relationship, they would often fight.
But everyone knew who was who.
When they grew up, they formed a circle of their own. Although they had good relationships with each other, it was still a circle in general. It was difficult for outsiders to enter.
People in this circle, at Chu Junjie's age, would either join the army, but of course, they would not be at the grassroots level. They would either study at a university in the country or go abroad.
When they were older, they would consider their jobs and join the military. Some people would go into business, but they were not considered mainstream.
Most of them still chose to study abroad.
Ma Haoting's father was from the Foreign Education Department, and he was also from the People's University. After he came out, he also worked as a translator.
In 1989, Gorbachov visited Beijing, and China and Big Brother decided to start anew. The two countries began to build diplomatic relations again.
Ma Haoting was sent directly to Moscow to act as a translator.
He also had another identity. He was a special commentator and writer for a certain Chinese society on certain social issues related to Big Brother.
In other words, he also had the identity of a reporter.
Chu Junjie and Ma Haoting had similar personalities, and their age gap wasn't too big. Their relationship had always been good.
When Chu Junjie was young, he first watched the Godfather video and came into contact with the original Japanese Dragon Ball manga. It was Ma Haoting who lent it to him.
Ma Haoting's father had brought it back for his son when he came back from overseas.
When Chu Junjie read Dragon Ball, it was five or six years earlier than the earliest simplified Chinese manga published in China.
Chu Junjie's Russian and Japanese alphabets were also taught by Ma Haoting.
Chu Junjie taught Ma Haoting how to roller-blade and taught him the techniques he learned from the experts around Chu Tianying, allowing Ma Haoting to be in the limelight during fights.
That was how their friendship came about.
Now that they met, the two of them were quite happy.
"Hey, you told me on the phone that you wanted to find a business relationship with Moscow…"
"I really found one for you."
"I'm free today. Do you really have something on, or are you just pretending?”
Ma Haoting asked Chu Junjie.
"Of course it's true. I'm already in Moscow. Why would I go from Beijing to Moscow?”
"Traveling a few thousand kilometers is really too generous.”Chu Junjie said.
"Alright, I'll arrange it tonight.”Ma Haoting nodded.
After saying that, Ma Haoting sighed and said,""Your sudden visit to Moscow really gave me a shock. I thought you would join the army or study abroad.”
"Whether it's being a soldier or going abroad, the main reason is to have a future." Chu Junjie smiled.”
"You're pretty good. When your overseas assignment in Moscow ends and you return to Beijing, you'll have the qualifications.”
"If you do well in the foreign education department in the future, you'll be able to make a meteoric rise soon.”
Ma Haoting laughed and skipped the topic.
Chu Junjie and Ma Haoting talked about old times and got down to business.
"I've found the person you asked me to find this time.”
"The other party is a cadre of the Northern Machinery Manufacturing Union. His name is Spenko Antonrykseevich.”
"But are you sure you're looking for him?”
Chu Junjie nodded.
Chu Junjie had seen Spenko before he was reborn.
After the fall of Big Brother in December 1991, a large number of people started trading here.
They had a lot of advanced machinery and heavy industrial products, but they lacked food production materials.
In the area of daily necessities, those who did small businesses like this were like Zhang Zhigao and his group.
However, the real bulk transactions and profits were all done by people with power. Ordinary people could not come into contact with them.
Spenko was one of those who held power.
Spenko was part of the Northern Machinery Manufacturing Union, which was a huge state-owned enterprise. The higher-ups had a very high administrative level.
Not many people in China knew about this Northern Machinery Manufacturing Union, but it was very famous among the big brothers.
To put it bluntly, this enterprise was actually the combination of all the shipbuilding factories and enterprises that manufactured submarines and aircraft carriers for Big Brother.
The name sounded like a factory.
However, in reality, this was a super enterprise formed by countless factories of various sizes, spare parts manufacturers, and logistics departments.
The Northern Machinery Joint Manufacturing Organization formed by the merging of those factories was a huge organization.
Even the bureaucrats on Big Brother's side couldn't figure out how many subordinate factories there were.
Chu Junjie knew about this company.
Moreover, he knew that the industrial mother machine he wanted could be obtained from this monster-like enterprise.
The canned food, clothing, toys, shoes, and other light industrial products that Chu Junjie brought from China to Moscow were worth about 2 million to 2.1 million.
If he went through the public trade with his big brother, he would definitely make a profit. At least double the profit.
However, this did not meet Chu Junjie's expectations.
Since he came to Moscow personally, he wanted to maximize the benefits with the information and knowledge he had.
That profit…would be at least five times more, right?
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