Chapter 166 Never Compromise is released and bombing the world!

At 7 a.m. on July 11, Hong Kong Island time, Seattle is a full 15 hours behind Hong Kong Island due to the time difference.

It’s still July 10th at 6pm in Seattle.

As the first show of the Thursday night show (Never Compromise) was about to start, Bill Guy and William II walked into a theater together and sat on chairs waiting to watch the movie. Guy Guy had a complicated expression on his face.

He didn't know for a moment whether he should thank Zhao Donghuai, the Chinese capital in Hong Kong, or hate him.

If it weren’t for Zhao Donghuai, his Microsoft would definitely not have a market value of more than 80 U.S. dollars per share now. The market value of 700 million U.S. dollars when it was first listed has now become more than 2 billion U.S. dollars.

Gai’s initial 60% shares were raised and sold until now, which is equivalent to raising hundreds of millions of dollars in cash from the stock market, and he is completely free of wealth!

Who doesn’t want to make money?

In this era, billionaires in North America are still very valuable, but on the other hand, he only has 20% of Microsoft's shares left, and he is still one of the major shareholders, but any two major shareholders come together, whether it is Zhao Donghuai or others.

If you put it all together, Morgan, Rockefeller, etc. all surpass his shareholding ratio. He is no longer in a situation where he can speak out and do whatever he wants in Microsoft.

Sitting in the large cinema, looking at the many excited moviegoers on the left and right, who seemed to be waiting for a pleasant movie-watching experience, Bill soon discovered that there were more female moviegoers than male moviegoers.

In most cases, during a good time like summer, couples, or girlfriends, best friends, and boyfriends come to watch movies together.

But at this AMC theater chain, one of the core business districts in Seattle, there are two, three or four girls watching movies together, which is much higher than the ratio of men and women watching movies together.

Thinking of something else, Bill Gai whispered, "Dad, what kind of movie is that Zhao filming? You actually asked me to come and watch the movie together?"

Brother Gai is 31 years old this year and has a successful career. It is true that he has not watched a movie alone with his father for a long, long time.

Especially after arriving, I realized that I wanted to watch the new film "Never Compromise" by a Hong Kong actor named Zhao? Starring Isabelle Adjani, The French Rose?

Speaking of which, before entering the cinema, looking at various beautiful posters of Adjani, Brother Gai also felt that Adjani was very charming and much prettier than his girlfriend.

But he still doesn't know what the movie is about. He is even more curious about the proportion of moviegoers in the cinema and why there are so many women.

Old William smiled brightly, "I'm here to ask you to see what kind of person one of your opponents is."

Bill Cover, "???"

When he continued to look at his father, he found that the other party didn't say anything more, so he stopped asking. After all, he was no longer a child. He was the chairman of a listed company and a newly wealthy man who had cashed out hundreds of millions of dollars!

After a while, when the lights in the cinema went out and the big screen lit up, Brother Gai didn't say anything and planned to concentrate on watching the movie. What his father said was right. Ever since Zhao Donghuai took a fancy to Microsoft stocks, he started doing things...

The other person is indeed a friend or rival in his career! He is already one of the major shareholders of Microsoft. By watching the movies shot by the other person, can you understand what kind of person he is?

That's worth watching.

When subtitles flashed on the big screen one by one, such as the title of "Never Compromise", the names of starring roles such as Isabelle Adjani, and director Zhao Donghuai.

The original subtitle shot with white text on a black background suddenly transformed into a scene of Isabelle Adjani dressed in a low-level, not too slovenly manner. She was sitting in a skyscraper office with slightly fluffy blond hair, introducing herself and applying for a new job.

In the brief introduction, the background has been drawn up to explain that the character "Erin" played by Adjani in the film is a high school dropout, married and divorced, has children, and works various jobs to make money to support her family, but she also

A low-class citizen who does the same job to take care of his children.

Application ends.

The camera turned to a street scene. The blond Adjani wearing sunglasses leaned against the wall of a building, smoked a few puffs of cigarettes and stamped them out. Then she walked to her dilapidated car, cursed at the ticket, and tried several times before starting the car.

OK.

As a result, the car had just driven a few dozen meters when it was hit by another car at the intersection and turned 360 degrees on the spot...

The camera turned again, and it was the elderly lawyer played by Guan Shan who walked into the law firm. While chatting with the employees, he soon saw Adjani, who had a cast on her neck and could not shake her head or nod casually, waiting in the reception area.

After a few minutes of plot progress, Bill Guy easily understood everything. Isn’t he just a low-income divorced woman who was hit by a car in a car accident and asked for a lawyer when she failed to apply for a job?

This should involve filing a lawsuit with a lawyer and asking for compensation.

The logic is super simple.

On the big screen, Isabelle Adjani is really beautiful. Even though Adjani is 31 years old and her makeup and dress are deliberately adjusted to look like the bottom of the market, she still cannot conceal the dazzling charm of this French rose.

Bill looked at his father and found that his father was watching with gusto. He frowned slightly and continued watching.

The plot continues. Barrister Guan Shan represented Adjani in her car accident case and sued a doctor who drove a fast car for compensation. The case was originally going well, but because of Adjani's foul language and poor tone of voice in court, she lost the case.

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Losing the lawsuit was not just about swearing, but also insufficient evidence. The other party's lawyer said, "Two divorces, three children to support, credit card debt of more than 10,000 pounds, no job," etc., accusing Adjani of seeing a car driving

Doctors who drive sports cars feel that they can make a fortune, so they deliberately use the cars to get into trouble.

There was no solid evidence from the scene of the car accident, and there were no witnesses. With this kind of defense, the heroine played by Adjani lost the lawsuit because she made a lot of swear words.

The following shows how after losing the lawsuit, Adjani lived in poverty with three children. The youngest was less than one year old, and the elders were six and eight years old. They were extremely naughty. She was a single mother living in Hong Kong Island.

In the dilapidated tenement building, life was extremely embarrassing.

Seeing this, Bill Gai looked at his father William again, and William also glanced at him, "Keep reading and you will know."

It's only been ten minutes since it started, and this can only be regarded as a qualified drama. The first ten minutes show how embarrassed the heroine is, how desperate she is, and how low-level she is.

It just successfully portrays the image of a poor single mother.

Bill was confused and wanted to ask something, but he saw low sobbing and grievances coming from the left and right. This was when some female viewers started to complain about women after watching for about ten minutes.

The Lord "Eline" was pitifully distressed and shed tears.

She started cursing "Eline's" two ex-husbands for being such jerks and being so useless.

By the way, he cursed the incompetence of the barrister Guan Shan. How can such an obvious victim of a traffic case lose the case? After all, when there is insufficient evidence, only the fans who watched the whole movie will know whether you deliberately violated the law or whether you were really harmed.

When the plot developed, "Erin" played by Adjani was really desperate and went to Guan Shan Law Firm to find a job... If she couldn't get a job, she would hang on. Guan Shan also apologized for losing the lawsuit.

gave her a job.

There was another round of applause in the theater.

"This bastard finally has some humanity!"

"Yes, it is such a simple lawsuit, and Erin is the victim. How could it be that she is deliberately blackmailing people and letting them hit her? She finally has a job..."

"Erin is such a great mother!"

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There were some low shouts and whispers from left and right.

Bill Guy?? His head is full of confusion and exclamation points. At least in Guy Guy's logic, Adjani is beautiful. She was also a victim in the traffic case, but the evidence was insufficient. The other party's lawyer questioned her in court.

, she retaliated with an angry slur of expletives.

This is obviously wrong, and there is nothing wrong with the judge’s ruling.

Later, Adjani began to get familiar with working in a law firm. Because of her busy work, she would not have time or energy to take care of her three children. Her neighbor Liang Jiahui came out to help with the children and take care of them. He was humorous and caring.

Many female movie fans who watched it exclaimed again and again, isn’t this the super policeman Jack from (Speed)?

Under such circumstances, the plot continues. Adjani, who works in a law firm, suddenly discovers a strange thing in a certain file, which is a real estate transaction involving a certain gas and electricity group in Hong Kong Island.

A behemoth like coal and electricity wants to buy the houses of residents in a community called Chunfeng Street. It says it wants to occupy their houses to build roads and pay a high price for them.

However, it was mixed with the medical records of a certain owner's family. The couple suffered from different types of cancer. During the medical treatment, the bill was given to the coal and electricity group... Adjani felt puzzled and ran to consult the owner.

The owners frankly said that they mailed the family's medical records and medical bills to Island Coal and Electricity Group because the other party would reimburse them for medical expenses.

The Coal and Electricity Group helps with reimbursement, which is faster and more efficient than any medical insurance, because some people suspect that the high number of patients in Chunfeng Street may be related to the Coal and Electricity Group.

Hong Kong Island Coal and Electricity Group built a compressor station near the Chun Feng Street community for the natural gas pipeline system connecting the New Territories and Kowloon. Chromium may have been used in it, which affected the health of residents.

However, in the face of residents' doubts, the coal and electricity group explained that the trivalent chromium it uses is only good for the body. Considering how miserable you are, as long as you are willing to sell your house, we can take pity on you and help reimburse some medical expenses.

The Big Coal and Electricity Group has discovered a problem. They did use hexavalent chromium 20 or 30 years ago. Severe leakage of hexavalent chromium caused the groundwater content to exceed the standard, seriously endangering the health of the citizens of Chunfeng Street. Their solution was to buy a house.

Buy the houses on Chunfeng Street one by one.

Let’s trick all the original owners away first, and then talk about it later.

As long as there are no people here, serious leakage of hexavalent chromium will be fine.

Adjani was confused and ran to the Hong Kong University Library for consultation, and got the answer, "Trivalent chromium is indeed good for people. If the hexavalent chromium is seriously exceeded, it can range from chronic headaches, nosebleeds, or respiratory diseases to moderate

Liver failure, heart failure, reproductive system problems, and more seriously, various cancers.”

"It can also invade DNA and be passed on to the next generation."

Xu Jinjiang plays the senior deputy director of the library. He is rich in knowledge and has a serious expression. He talks about the problem of excessive hexavalent chromium in a chilling way.

"And its function is often industrial rust prevention. Electric power companies use piston engines. When the engine overheats, they use water to cool it. Hexavalent chromium is added to the water to prevent rust."

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As the story progressed to this point, Bill Gai was shocked, "Dad, is it true or not? Our drinking water..."

William shook his head, "Calm down, this is a movie against California Pacific Gas and Electric Group!"

Bill Gai was confused. The movie was obviously about a divorced and divorced woman raising a child at the bottom of Hong Kong Island. How could it be aimed at Pacific Gas and Electric Group?

The next moment he whispered in horror, "Wang Defake, Pacific Gas and Electric Group, are you so careless about human life? Is all this true?"

By the time he went on to watch the movie, the curtain had completely opened. Xu Jinjiang solemnly advised Adjani that if you want to investigate whether the hexavalent chromium in drinking water exceeds the standard, it is best to go to the Water Conservancy Commission and keep a low profile. Once the high-profile evidence will disappear at any time, you

You may also run into trouble.
To be continued...