Reborn Russia As An Oligarch

Let's talk about the police station, after sending Wang Ye and his party away.

Lyudmila's smiling face immediately turned gloomy.

He strode back to the office building and kicked open the door of the interrogation room. Sergey and the others still stayed here and did not dare to leave.

"Sergey! Sukabule! You bastard killed me..."

Lyudmila's eyes were as wide as bells, staring at Sergey, and said through gritted teeth.

Looking at him like that, I wished I could pull out my pistol and shoot Sergey on the spot to relieve my anger...

The people next to him quickly stopped him and persuaded him: "Director, don't be impulsive. The matter is not that bad. We should quickly figure out how to report to the city bureau. The speaker has said that you should go to him tomorrow. The office explained it. Maybe I could go over and apologize, admit my mistake or something, and the matter would be over. There wasn’t much of a mistake in itself..."

In fact, this makes sense.

If you really want to say how big of a mistake today's incident was, that's out of the question.

Besides, aren’t all the police officers in Moscow like this? When everyone sees foreigners, especially Asian faces, if they don’t stop them to check their passports and ask for “beer money”, they always feel like they’re at a disadvantage...

Moreover, those Chinese businessmen, who don’t understand the language and are timid, are quite rich and like to use money to eliminate disasters.

This has long been the consensus within the entire system!

"From now on, you are suspended! Go home, pack up, and get ready to dig potatoes in Siberia!" Lyudmila said these words viciously, turned around, walked out of the interrogation room, and went to call the city bureau. .

Only a few people in the interrogation room were left, looking at each other.

And Sergey was already on the verge of crying...

Although he also understood that this was just Lyudmila's angry words, there was a high probability that he would not really be sent to Siberia.

But it is conceivable that her life will definitely be difficult in the future. This Ludmila doesn't wear small shoes for herself every day!

In the final analysis, I am still so unlucky. It’s okay for others to do this, so how come I met Speaker Mikhail myself...

Moreover, Speaker Mikhail, a big shot like you, usually travels with a large group of people, so what are you doing today? Are you here for a private visit incognito?

In fact, he guessed it right. Wang Ye was indeed conducting a "private interview in incognito" today...

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After Wang Ye drove Milly and the others to the gate of Weedenham, he waved goodbye to them.

Everyone went shopping individually and did not go together.

Because since they learned about Wang Ye's "true" identity, Milly and the others were a little too proud to speak out.

To be honest, they have never been in contact with such a big shot since they were young, and they don't know what to say or do.

Wang Ye also saw that they were tied up and couldn't let go, so he didn't ask to go to Weidenghan with them.

It just happened to happen to him today, so he took action to take care of it.

With his current status, he also tried his best not to have anything to do with ordinary international students like Milly. It was unnecessary and would only bring some hidden dangers.

Together with Nalan Yaqi, we spent most of the day shopping in Weedenham, focusing on several large electronic markets.

Don't tell me, this kind of field trip is still necessary.

Because Wang Ye has almost forgotten all the memories of his "previous life", especially the less important details.

In this life, his status has risen too quickly, and he has become a bit out of touch with ordinary people's lives.

Take computers as an example. Wang Ye uses the highest-end IBM THINKPAD laptop, which costs nearly US$10,000!

There are also desktop computers in the office, mainly used by a few assistants, and they are also equipped with LCD monitors. Although the size is not large and the resolution is quite low, at least it looks a bit high-tech.

But in fact, in the market, most ordinary people still choose old-fashioned CRT spherical monitors when buying computers.

It's that kind of monitor that's very bulky and has a curved screen surface.

There are three types of desktop computer monitors on the market, spherical monitors, flat-screen monitors, and liquid crystal monitors!

Among them, spherical and flat-screen displays are heavy and large, but the price is relatively low.

LCD monitors are thin, light and convenient, but expensive.

Therefore, in Russia, when most people buy computers, they still choose spherical monitors. Even flat-screen ones cannot be afforded, let alone LCD ones.

As for the CPU, graphics card and the like, the configuration is unimaginably low.

You know, voodoo graphics cards were still very popular in those days, Nvidia had not yet dominated the world, and AMD graphics cards were almost invisible on the market...

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In short, after a day of shopping, Wang Ye said that Russia’s informatization road has a long way to go...

Computer hardware is expensive and ordinary families cannot afford it.

He deliberately stayed at the entrance of a large electronics market for a while. Most of the people who came to buy computers were young people.

In other words, the Internet user group in Russia is basically limited to college students and young people who have just entered the workforce.

Older and younger groups have almost no access to computers.

To be honest, this is not as good as China at that time.

At least people like Wang Yejia bought computers in the 1990s. Although their parents didn’t know how to use computers at all, they understood that this thing was very important. Even if the price was relatively high, they gritted their teeth and bought it for their children to use. Win at the starting line!

There are many families like Wang Ye in the country.

Therefore, around 2003, the penetration rate of domestic computers may not be high enough, but in terms of absolute numbers, it has surpassed most countries!

This also laid a solid foundation for the rise of the Internet industry in the next few years!

After all, if there is no hardware, no matter how good your software is or how powerful the Internet is, what's the use...

But if you want to popularize computer hardware, this is another big and difficult problem.

The main thing is that almost all computer hardware cannot be produced in Russia and is all imported!

This means there is no way to lower prices and we can only wait for the international market to adjust itself.

The income of most old people is good enough to support their family. Computers are a luxury for them!

After all, I still have no money...

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After thinking about it, Wang Ye could only sigh.

I am not a god, nor am I a savior. I have no ability to change the national destiny of a big country like Damao on my own...

For some things, just do your best. If you have to go against the will of God and change your destiny, you are just asking for trouble.

Besides, there are more more important things waiting for you to do.

The Internet is a thing that so many developed countries in Europe have not taken advantage of. In the end, China and the United States stand out. This is determined by too many factors and cannot be changed by one person.