Rebirth in America: Starting from Cutting the Foreigners' Chives.

Summary

In a meeting between Commissioner Su and Ha Po, an endorsement contract is signed with a fee of fifty million dollars, highlighting a mutual admiration for each other's brand philosophies. Following this, Mr. Williams from Honglida Building Materials presents a peculiar gift—a blank book claiming to be Su's autobiography—and offers sixty million dollars for its copyright. This clever method of bribery leaves Su both amused and bemused. With three checks totaling one hundred forty million dollars already received, Su reflects on the ease of this corrupt system. Chief Bu La Di later inquires about Su's budget proposals for a subway project, revealing a scheme involving inflated budget plans common in American politics, where initial proposals are significantly lower than the final costs, allowing for substantial kickbacks.

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