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Su Cheng was naturally unaware of the meetings taking place within the Japanese cabinet.

He wasn't in a rush about this matter, and even if he were, it wouldn't make a difference. This issue had already involved a nation and significantly impacted it.

Therefore, these matters were beyond his control.

The subsequent events could only be allowed to develop naturally, and Su Cheng could accept any outcome.

Thus, Su Cheng only needed to await news.

In the blink of an eye, another day passed.

Su Cheng hadn't yet received news from the Japanese diplomats, but he did receive good news from Yang Chaoye.

The construction and operation rights of the Shekou Port in Peng City had been secured by the Su Corporation.

This was definitely excellent news.

Because, barring any unforeseen circumstances, the Su Corporation and even other enterprises under Su Cheng would make significant investments in Guangdong Province, with investments in Peng City being the top priority.

"Boss, I'd like to go there with you for a field study. I wonder if you have the time?" Yang Chaoye asked at the end.

Yang Chaoye had already visited the area for investigation multiple times, but Su Cheng, as the boss, hadn't been there yet, so Yang Chaoye planned to have Su Cheng take a look as well.

He was busier with the Japanese affairs than the boss, but currently, he couldn't continue handling them for the time being.

Since that was the case, it would be better to shift the focus to other areas.

After all, the group's business wasn't only in Japan, nor did it only invest in Japan.

"Okay, when are we leaving? I'm available," Su Cheng said after thinking for a moment.

To him, going to Peng City was only a few dozen kilometers away, no different from going to Tuen Mun.

Moreover, he hadn't been out for a while. Staying at home or near Central every day was quite boring.

Furthermore, Su Cheng had spent several years in Peng City in his previous life, and he had visited the Shekou Port area a few times, leaving a deep impression.

So he also planned to see what Shekou, which hadn't been developed much yet, looked like.

"If possible, I'd like to leave now. I happen to have some matters to handle there today," Yang Chaoye said.

"Okay, let's leave now then," Su Cheng said casually.

He glanced at the time; it was only nine o'clock in the morning, and he had just finished breakfast.

"Should I wait for you at the Su Corporation Building?" Yang Chaoye asked.

"Wait for me by the roadside outside the main entrance on the first floor of the building. I'll be there in about ten minutes," Su Cheng said directly.

"Okay, boss, no problem!"

After they hung up, Su Cheng briefly tidied up his attire and prepared to leave.

"Boss, are you going out?" A Jiao couldn't help but ask as she walked out of the living room.

"Yes, going to Peng City," Su Cheng didn't hide it.

There was nothing wrong with making this public.

"Ah, I want to go too. Young Master, can you take me? I heard my grandfather say that his grandfather was sold as a 'piglet' from Guangdong Province to California in the beautiful country. Speaking of which, Guangdong Province is still my hometown! I haven't been there yet!" A Jiao's eyes lit up, and she said expectantly.

"Okay, then you can come along," Su Cheng thought for a moment and said, figuring there shouldn't be any problem taking her.

At this moment, A Mei, who had just come upstairs, looked like she wanted to say something but hesitated.

"A Mei, you stay at home. It's not convenient for me to take both of you this time. I'll take you next time," Su Cheng said directly.

"Yes, Young Master," A Mei said, lowering her head.

She could only obey the Young Master's words.

"Young Master, I'll go dress up," A Jiao said excitedly.

"No need to dress up, just like that is fine. We're not going to play this time. I'm in a hurry to leave, and we should be back in the afternoon," Su Cheng glanced at A Jiao's attire and then said.

A Jiao was currently wearing ordinary casual clothes, and she only had light makeup on her face that she had applied in the morning.

However, with her looks, even with simple makeup and ordinary clothes, she was still very beautiful.

"Okay, Young Master," A Jiao replied helplessly.

Despite this, A Jiao quickly ran back to her room and grabbed her small backpack that she usually used when going out shopping.

Moreover, she felt that if she went out with the Young Master looking ordinary, it would be a disgrace to him.

Ten minutes later, Su Cheng's Rolls-Royce was already on the road outside the first floor of the New Su Corporation Building.

"Boss, you're really punctual. You said ten minutes, and it was exactly ten minutes." Through the open car window, Yang Chaoye saw that there was also a lady besides Su Cheng in the back, so he got into the passenger seat.

"It's not far from here, and there's no traffic, so it's normal to be on time," Su Cheng said.

"I've already applied for the border crossing procedures. Once we get there, we can just go straight through," Yang Chaoye continued after sitting down.

The border crossing procedures for people of their status were naturally different from ordinary people, and all the processes were simplified.

Moreover, Su Cheng was now a major investor in Guangdong Province, and they couldn't wait for him to visit more often.

"Yes, I know. Have you had breakfast? The journey there will take quite a while," Su Cheng asked with a smile.

"Don't worry, boss, I ate at the company cafeteria," Yang Chaoye nodded.

With Yang Chaoye around, A Jiao didn't dare to make a sound the entire way.

The distance from Central to Shekou wasn't far; the straight-line distance was only about forty kilometers.

However, the road there wasn't straight at all; it was even a bit too winding, adding up to at least eighty kilometers.

Moreover, this road was mainly narrow mountain roads, so it was impossible to drive fast.

Therefore, although the distance was short, it would take at least two hours to drive.

If they went by boat, it would be much faster, but Shekou Port hadn't been built yet, and there was no customs office. Going directly like that would be equivalent to smuggling.

Therefore, even Su Cheng could only go by land.

More than an hour later, the convoy smoothly passed the inspection at the Luohu Port.

With special passes and the notice from above, they were let through without much inspection of Su Cheng's car.

Peng City, like Hong Kong, had many mountains and little flat land, especially the area connected to Hong Kong, which was full of mountains.

Once they got here, the car speed slowed down even more.

In Hong Kong, even in the New Territories, there was at least a cement road.

But in Peng City, the road from Luohu Port to Shekou directly turned into a yellow dirt road.

Moreover, because there had been showers in the past two days, the mud on the road hadn't dried yet, making it particularly difficult for the car to drive. In some places, the wheels even slipped.

They took nearly an hour to travel the short thirty-kilometer journey.

(End of this chapter)