Chapter 407 Internal Affairs Elaboration and Germany's Report

"I am planning to invest 45% of local fiscal revenue in education, and all basic education will be free. (---net.) For technical education, university education implements tuition fees, all food is included, and living allowances are also issued." Tu Qianjun took out a clause that had been discussed with Yan Zhengqing before and said in a deep voice to Roosevelt and Eisenhower.

"In addition, I hope American universities can recruit students in China. As long as they get admitted to American universities, I will pay their tuition and fees to support their study in the United States!" Tu Qianjun closed the meeting minutes and said with a smile at Roosevelt.

"This requires you to help us communicate with universities in the United States. Of course! It is best if they set up an institution in Fengtian, where we can conduct assessments and establish a list."

Tu Qianjun's words made Roosevelt and others nodded. In fact, the United States has always hoped to become the mainstream and most influential person in China's education industry. Therefore, they will use the Boxer Indemnity to assist Peking University and accept young children from the Qing Dynasty in the United States.

Since Tu Qianjun is willing to continue to send public-funded students, the United States is naturally willing to accept them.

"So, what do you think about dispatching and assessment of officials at all levels?! After all, an efficient administrative agency and efficient administrative personnel are extremely important to government administration."

Roosevelt did not stop on this issue, and then said slowly to Tu Qianjun: "This is also the premise for Congress to decide how much aid it will provide. After all, a government with inefficiency and corruption will be difficult for Congress to support us in providing bulk loans and aid."

Tu Qianjun was stunned when he heard this, while Roosevelt explained with a smile: "From Congress to other corners of the United States, no one wants the red tide to spread. You have defeated the Soviets, which is one of the reasons why Congress may support aid!"

As he said that, Roosevelt smiled and said slowly to Tu Qianjun: "Of course, your political system and the degree of cooperation with us also determine how much support Congress will give. (--net.)"

After saying this to Roosevelt, Tu Qianjun suddenly realized it! The Soviet Union in this era was undoubtedly regarded as a disaster, and the "export revolution" proposed by Lenin and others in the early days also made capitalist countries very afraid!

I used to study abroad at pastry, and it has led to many cooperation between the United States and Manchuria. Now I am the actual controller of Manchuria, so it is normal for Americans to be willing to do more loans and aid.

After all, in history, the United States even provided state loans and aid to the Soviet Union.

Since he knew the reason, Tu Qianjun was naturally willing to explain to Roosevelt. Only then did he realize that Roosevelt came this time was not just a simple reason as a business group. More importantly, the US Congress intends to find out his ideas to decide whether to expand cooperation between the two sides.

"Our idea is to conduct civil service examinations directly and regulate the civil service system." Tu Qianjun explained to Roosevelt with a smile: "Now that the war has just been pacified, we need a large number of officials. Therefore, I can only retire some soldiers and officers in my army and then go to the local government to implement the military-political separation system."

Roosevelt and Eisenhower nodded when they heard this. This seemed to be the best way now. After all, most of the Manchu officials in the past either had a certain relationship with Zhang Xueliang or had defected to Xiqia. They were basically unusable, but government affairs could not be handled without anyone.

Therefore, it is the best choice to adjust the officers and soldiers in the army to the local area to perform government affairs.

"Of course, I won't let them go directly. Now, my teacher is conducting basic government affairs training for them. After the initial training is completed, I will send them to various cities and counties to take over government affairs." Tu Qianjun smiled and whispered to Roosevelt and others: "Their positions of these soldiers and officers who have transferred to local positions are not static. (--net.) I will assess and allocate them. They will conduct their first position change within about three to five years. At the same time, I will also establish the "Independent Commission Against Corruption" and the "Discipline Inspection Commission" based on the military picket team, which is directly responsible to the provincial government. They are not affiliated with each other and each conducts irregular inspections of government affairs of all parties."

After hearing Tu Qianjun's words, Eisenhower was shocked! The formation of two anti-corruption agencies that were not affiliated with each other made him wonder whether it was necessary. Moreover, he was also worried that the excessive rights of these two agencies would eventually lead to the secret police system.

Seeing that Eisenhower didn't understand very well, Tu Qianjun couldn't help but smile and said in a deep voice: "Now from Nanjing to Manchuria, most institutions have actually completely rotten! Corruption and bribery, and bribery have become the norm. I have to apply a strong medicine to solve these things."

"But you don't have to worry that they will become secret police systems. These two institutions have the right to investigate, the right to summon and inquire 48 hours, and the right to prosecute. However, without the right to direct trial, the right to trial will still be subject to court. The right to execute after trial will be subject to police."

Eisenhower nodded. If this is the case, it would be acceptable.

"After our initial administrative system is completed, I will perform the civil service examination. My teacher will give specific questions to assess the applicants. After the assessment is completed, those who pass the examination will undergo administrative training. They will be dispatched to various places to perform government affairs."

As he said that, Tu Qianjun smiled and said softly: "Of course, I won't take any poetry and song tests. What I want to take is their logical ability, execution ability and specific government affairs methods, as well as their familiarity with laws and regulations."

At this time, Eisenhower, who came with Roosevelt, had recorded Tu Qianjun's words "Sha~Sha~Sha..." in his notebook. This was also one of his job. He had to record these Tu Qianjun's ideas and speeches so that Congress could use as a reference after returning.

Yan Zhengqing next to him was smiling and not speaking, quietly watching Tu Qianjun's speech. They had discussed these issues before, and even now the first batch of military-to-military cadres have completed training. A total of more than 60 students have left Fengtian and went to cities and counties at all levels to take office.

Nearly 30 people still had good grades, so they stayed in Fengtian to assist Yan Zhengqing and others in the next batch of military-to-care training. One after another, the military handled logistics, and local government officials were assigned to become government officials.

After a short period of training, they went directly to governments at all levels to perform official duties. At the same time, the pickets in the original army were also transferred to form a chance inspection committee, while some of the scouts of the former army transformed into the Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The Disciplinary Inspection Commission conducts discipline inspections from time to time, while those scouts who were originally good at applying makeup became hidden directly. No one knew when and where they would appear to conduct administrative discipline inspections. The two institutions were not affiliated with each other and were responsible to the provincial government of Fengtian.

Now Yang Yuting and Chang Yinhuai have also been working. Chang Yinhuai is now the chairman of the Discipline Inspection Commission of the Three East Provinces. He also serves as the Senate of the Government of the Three East Provinces and the General Minister of Transportation. In terms of power, it is no worse than before going abroad!

However, Chang Yinhuai also learned his lessons and did not cultivate his own troops as if he was to Zhang Xueliang. Instead, he honestly performed his official duties, and he was also one of the lecture tutors for those government affairs training students.

Yang Yuting's position is not bad either. He is now the deputy governor of the three eastern provinces. He also serves as the general director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the three eastern provinces, the general director of the Ministry of Commerce of the three eastern provinces and the deputy general director of the legal department! And these powers are all given!

Not only that, Yang Yuting is also one of the instructors of Junk and Ken like Chang Yinhuai.

Although Yang Yuting lost his position as a military power and an ordnance factory, these political positions were enough to make him happy! He did not expect Tu Qianjun to be so trustworthy than him. Compared to Zhang Liuzi's attempt to kill him, Yang Yuting naturally felt that he was thinking of a confidant.

"Actually, what I want to talk to you most today is not the government affairs issues of our three northeastern provinces, but another major issue!" After completing the general government affairs of the three northeastern provinces, Tu Qianjun took a sip of water and said in a deep voice to Roosevelt and Eisenhower.

"I plan to go to Germany!" After hearing Tu Qianjun's words, Roosevelt and Eisenhower were stunned! Why did this tiger plan to go to Germany?! Looking at their puzzled eyes, Tu Qianjun smiled and explained.

"I don't know if the two have noticed that the current German economic crisis has brought this country to a point where it almost collapses! If it is not properly resolved, then the red color of Germany will undoubtedly take advantage of this opportunity to seize power - you know! The Soviet Union has never given up the spread of the red tide! And Germany was almost collapsed under the pressure of France and other countries. In this case, I think this news is not good news for the United States..."

As he said that, Tu Qianjun handed a report on investigation handed over to him by Dr. Enlik Heaney from Germany to Roosevelt and Eisenhower. The two of them took the report solemnly and looked carefully.

This statistical report records various changes in Germany between 1929 and 1932.

According to the statistics of the report, Germany's industrial equipment utilization rate fell to 36%, all industrial production fell by 40%, foreign trade volume fell by 60%, prices fell by 30%, agricultural production fell by 30%, large number of small farmers went bankrupt, and the number of tenants increased rapidly. Among them, the output of major industries decreased by even greater decline, iron production decreased by 70%, and shipbuilding output value fell by 80%.

The industrial crisis in turn led to a financial crisis. In July 1931, the bank of Darmstadt, Germany collapsed, triggering a bank run. The national gold reserves decreased from 2.39 billion marks to 1.36 billion marks, and the nine major banks in Berlin were reduced to four. Even the national bank of Darmstadt, one of Germany's most important banks, went bankrupt in July 1931.

The unemployment rate has risen sharply, and by the time of the report statistics, the unemployment rate has reached 43.8%! Adding to 22.6% of semi-unemployed people, when the report statistics are reported, the total number of unemployed and semi-unemployed people in Germany reached two-thirds of the total number of workers!!
Chapter completed!