Rebirth: Japanese investor

   Chapter 727 The Prime Minister of South Korea

   On this day, the motorcade of Kishimoto Masayoshi and others stopped in front of the gate of a five-star hotel in Roppongi, Minato Ward.

   He used to wear suits and ties when he was young, but the person he wants to meet today is the Prime Minister of South Korea visiting Japan. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs played a role as a bridge in facilitating the meeting between the two sides.

   Masayoshi Kishimoto, who got off the bus, of course knew what the meeting was going to involve. Not to mention the Prime Minister of South Korea, even if the President of South Korea comes to Japan in person, he should talk about interests, not so-called friendship.

   Among the people who accompanied Masayoshi Kishimoto here were Miku Yamada, Minister of Justice, Kazuya Takahashi, Minister of Justice, Ryosuke Natsume, Minister of Publicity, and others.

   They are all people who have seen big scenes, so they will not be afraid at all. Not to mention, it's still on its own territory. Kishimoto Masayoshi walked in front, and his entourage surrounded him.

   Next to the left is a low-level official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as the lobby manager of the hotel and others as their guides.

   The journalists who heard the news were even more energetic, and all kinds of cameras were aimed at Masayoshi Kishimoto and others. With the cooperation of so many people, Kishimoto Masayoshi and others really have a star-studded star like a red carpet star.

   Entered the specially prepared conference room. According to the Japanese and Korean meeting etiquette, they did not shake hands with each other in the international arena, but bowed and greeted each other.

   After everyone's greetings, it is natural to enter the main topic of the content. The two sides will hold a closed-door meeting involving practical interests.

   Masayoshi Kishimoto sat on one side of the long conference table, while the Prime Minister of South Korea and others sat on the other side of the long conference table. Officials from the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs were present at the meeting.

   "I hope Hard Gold Group can stop shorting the Korean stock market." The Korean Prime Minister's opening remarks went straight to the point.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi can't speak Korean, but Secretary Miku Yamada is fluent in Korean. He speaks Japanese, and she, sitting on his right, performs a simultaneous translation.

   "Our hard gold group's short-selling of the Korean stock market is completely in line with the rules of the international financial game, and there is no illegal action." Kishimoto said bluntly.

   The Prime Minister of South Korea naturally came prepared. He couldn't understand the airy words that naturally couldn't impress the other party. As long as the hard gold group stops, the pressure on the Korean financial system will be greatly reduced.

  He appeared here to have a direct interview with Masayoshi Kishimoto, the chairman of the Hard Gold Group, for this purpose. As for how to impress the other party, one is the exchange of interests, and the other is the threat.

   The latter is obviously not acceptable, after all, others have not committed any illegal acts. Just like a regular and legal casino opens its doors to do business, and gamblers come in to gamble.

   The other party has won a lot of money in the casino. Is it possible that they insist on distorting the facts and saying that others are out of the money? In this way, it will lose its international credibility. In the future, who will come to play?

  Since the latter path cannot be taken, the only option is to take the first path. As for how the two sides can exchange an interest, it needs to be discussed in detail.

   "I didn't say you had any illegal behavior either." The South Korean Prime Minister pretended to be relaxed and smiled.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi is not unaware that South Korea is already in dire straits. The charcoal in Korean supermarkets has been banned by the government. Not only that, but in places where suicides are prone to occur in South Korea, personnel inspections have also been strengthened.

  The reason why the Korean government issued such a decree is that too many people commit suicide by burning charcoal, which has become a social problem.

   Actually, people are really determined to die, and there are many ways. This decree and measure will not completely stop those who owe huge personal debts.

  The annual income of an ordinary person has a ceiling and a limit. Once you owe the limit and ceiling that is close to or exceeds your lifetime income, then you will personally feel what it means to be in a state of collapse.

   Debt collectors will naturally make all kinds of phone calls constantly. Within a day, there may be as few as one, twenty, or as many as dozens. Even if you don't answer the phone, there will still be all kinds of short messages about debts.

   In addition, door-to-door collection is also one of the methods. If this happens every day, it is completely able to bring down a normal person with poor psychological endurance.

When    people have reached this stage, the most likely extreme behavior is to choose to commit suicide. Even if the government comes forward to reduce the interest, it does not mean that the principal will not be repaid.

  In order to protect itself and survive, the banking industry may not necessarily implement the relevant government decrees and measures. At the same time, the government can only turn a blind eye even if it knows that there are positive and negative aspects of the entire banking industry.

  Politicians are bound to make a gesture in order to deceive the people's trust, hopes and votes. On the other hand, they also know that if their own banking industry really collapses, South Korea's national economy will be finished.

   Furthermore, it would be unreasonable to let the banking industry increase so many bad debts for no reason. After all, it is not for charity, so the person who borrowed the money does not have to pay it back.

   What they usually do is either to collect various kinds of collection directly, or to package up the creditor's rights and sell it to others at a discount for collection. This inevitably involves the use of various violent means.

   Even if the debtor is repaid in installments, it will greatly reduce the current quality of life. Debt repayments can range from a few years to as many as decades.

   Instead of living such a hopeless and hard life, it is better to die. In addition, South Korea is also a major suicide country, causing many Koreans to go to a dead end.

   is not an isolated phenomenon in Korea, but has become a common social problem. It is directly related to millions of people, and indirectly related to millions of families and tens of millions of people.

   South Korea is not implicated except for a few people. This internal worry has not been resolved, and the external aggression is pressing step by step. The short sellers headed by the Japanese Hard Gold Group are even more aggressive in targeting South Korea.

  If the situation is not urgent, the Prime Minister of South Korea will not personally fly to Tokyo, Japan to conduct an interview with Masayoshi Kishimoto. The person who inspired him naturally has the intention of the President of South Korea, and even the entire banking industry in South Korea.

   Masayoshi Kishimoto pondered for a while and said, "You want me to spit out what I ate in my mouth, that's not easy. Unless you let me see something better."

  The Prime Minister of South Korea sees that the other party is not monolithic, and there is absolutely no talk. Since the other party has opened a market that can be talked about, it is a good start.

   "What more do you want?" the South Korean Prime Minister said bluntly.

   "It's not what I want, but whether you are willing to give me such an opportunity to help South Korea get through the crisis." Masayoshi Kishimoto said with a smile.

   (end of this chapter)