A small security problem? Need to dispatch so many police? So many army soldiers?

Or is it a trifle? It's still a regular occurrence, Khan!

At this moment, Zhu Zilong was extremely speechless about the security of Vietnam. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

A day passed, and a man and a woman turned to most of the attractions in the city where Vietnam is currently located. Most of them are actually unremarkable, just like in the 80s in China.

However, at the end of the day, Zhu Zilong felt that this Vietnamese girl seemed to have a good impression of herself, and she could xxoo at any time.

"Here...... It's not far from the Mei Gong River, let's go and have a look, shall we? Sister Ruan suddenly proposed.

Mei Gong River?

Zhu Zilong suddenly woke up, yes, he came to one of the surrounding countries, how could he not go to the Meigong River to have a look?

The Mekong River (derived from the Thai word Maenamkhong, meaning the river of the Khmer people) is upstream of the Lancang River (Lancangjiang or Lan-ts\'Angchiang, Thai means "million elephants") in the territory of the Chinese kingdom

The downstream delta is in Vietnam, because Vietnam flows out of the South China Sea and has 9 outlets, so Vietnam calls it the Kowloon River!

With a total length of 4,908 km, the main stream of the Mekong River is the most important transnational river system in Asia, the seventh longest river in the world and the fourth longest river in Asia.

People here may mention the Mei Gong River just for a living. But Zhu Zilong immediately thought of the legendary giant catfish in the Mekong River.

The Mekong giant catfish is similar to the Amazon catfish, the largest of the world's top 10 freshwater fish. If you don't want to go to Africa, then you can only see and see here.

The Mekong giant catfish is considered to be the most extinct fish species in Southeast Asia. The average life span is 30-40 years, generally up to 1.3 meters, and the heaviest can reach 100kg. A female Mekong giant catfish caught in Thailand in 2005, measuring 2.7 metres in length and weighing 293 kilograms, became the largest freshwater fish ever caught.

Of course, there were rumors among the people that before the industry was not developed today, there were many times when a giant catfish from the Mekong River with a length of more than 4 meters and a weight of more than 500 kilograms was caught in the river.

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When Sister Ruan took Zhu Zilong and came to the vicinity of the brightly lit special Mekong Highway wharf, good guy, she startled him on the spot.

The water in this river is so urgent, as if it is the source of the Yellow River, and most of the fishing boats driving in it are not big, but they are very long, really long, like stiff long snakes in the river.

Crossing the river without a bridge? There are only a few iron ropes, and the fishermen themselves move dangerously on the ropes, which is really primitive enough.

Eventually, Zhu Zilong spent a sum of money here and bought a giant catfish.

Then, I was sent to a nearby hotel, cooked and eaten.

The taste, how to say, is not as delicious as the legend, but it seems to have a special tonic effect on the half-dragon people. This money is not unjustly spent!

turned around, and at the mouth of the sea, Zhu Zilong made a new discovery.

He found a lot of ships bringing seafood, an astonishing amount of seafood, and all of them were foreign ships!

Half of the country in Vietnam is close to the sea, and the population is only 80 or 90 million, so it should be self-sufficient in seafood, and it is necessary to import so much seafood?

The careful Zhu Zilong used a good cigarette to open the way, and after many inquiries, he finally knew the inside story.

It turned out that Vietnamese merchants used the border trade with China to import duty-free seafood from the European Union and resell it to China to make the difference.

Think about it, Vietnam is an ASEAN country, and imported seafood is generally 0 tariff, 5%-13% VAT, and the cost is not high. The domestic consumer market for seafood in China is large, and the supply is not much, so it is easy to make a fortune!

Taking lobster as an example, the current tariff on live lobsters imported into China is 15-20%, frozen lobsters are 10-15%, and VAT is 13-15%, which means that the basic tax rate of live lobsters has reached 28-35%.

Through border trade, Vietnamese merchants earn 20-30% more than Chinese merchants on the price of a lobster.

100 yuan more to earn 20-30 yuan, 10,000 yuan to earn 2000-3000 yuan, 100 million is to earn 2000-30 million more. After so many years, it is to earn billions, tens of billions, or even more yuan.

In other words, Vietnam can live better than before, because the big brother of China has taken care of it to some extent.

Otherwise, it's just like this, hehe, hehe, hehe!

However, Zhu Lilong personally believes that there are still hidden dangers in this kind of border trade.

Not to mention Vietnam, the border trade has not been inspected and quarantined by the customs department, and the quality and safety are not guaranteed.

Think about all kinds of strange viruses in foreign countries, what foot-and-mouth X, mad cow disease, Ebola virus (ebolavirus) also known as Ebola virus, mortality rate (50%~90%), etc., etc., what a hidden danger this is!

If one day, when you eat a lobster or sea fish, the next day you are sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. In exchange, the doctor informed the family that the patient must be quarantined, because when the foreign SARS came, I don't know what everyone's mood would be?

This kind of thing is by no means a joke, but it is really getting closer and closer to the reality of the Chinese table.

In the case of Ebola, in recent years, more and more examples have begun to appear in the Asian region.

Ebola virus is also known as Ebola virus. It is a very rare virus, after its existence was discovered in 1976 in the Ebola River region of southern Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly known as Zaire), it attracted widespread attention and attention from the medical community, and "Ebola" got its name from this.

It can cause a virulent infectious disease virus of Ebola haemorrhagic fever in humans and primates, with a high mortality rate.

Between 50% and 90%, the main cause of death is stroke, myocardial infarction, hypovolemic shock, or multiple organ failure. After being infected with this virus, people not only basically wait for death as soon as they get sick, but also look like zombies, like the living dead! (Quite a science fiction scenario)!

According to the latest information, nearly 100,000 people still died under the control of the United Nations, which uses animals as a source of infection.

And if it is not effectively controlled, the death toll will increase exponentially, hundreds of thousands, millions, tens of millions of people are not a problem!

It's a pity that border trade is allowed by the state, (the management is not in place), and Zhu Zilong can only think about it.

However, there are disadvantages and advantages to everything.

Soon, Zhu Zilong thought that after a large amount of seafood entered China, it could also be inspected in the mainland.

And the role of seafood is many!

Eating more seafood can lead to longevity, which is recognized by the world, and the pressure on the people of Dongying is great, but because they eat more seafood every day, the average life expectancy in the world is the first, which is ironclad proof!

According to the 2015 edition of the World Health Statistics report released by the World Health Organization, the average life expectancy in 2014 was 88.83 years for women and 85.50 years for men, both of which set a new record.

Compared with other countries, the life expectancy of women in Nitoying has ranked first in the world for three consecutive years!

On the other hand, the average life expectancy of the population in China as of May 14, 2015 was 73 years for men and 76 years for women.

The main reason for such a big difference is that the traditional diet of the Dongying people is mostly centered on vegetables and fish, and the average person consumes 70-100 kg of fish and seafood per year.

Looking at the Chinese Chinese, in 2012, the output of vegetables in China was 700 million tons, the output of fruits was 240 million tons, the output of meat was 83.87 million tons, and the total output of aquatic products was 59.08 million tons, including 11.01 million tons of marine fish (including marine fishing and artificial), 3.46 million tons of shrimp and crabs, 12.65 million tons of sea shellfish, 24.98 million tons of freshwater fish, 2.69 million tons of freshwater shrimp and crabs, and 540,000 tons of freshwater shellfish.

On average, each Chinese Chinese eats less than 30 kilograms of fish and seafood a year, about three times less than the Japanese in Dongying.

Think about it, now China has also introduced a national retirement age to 65 years old, for a while, Zhu Zilong felt good!

- (To be continued.) )