Hello, Mr. Major General

The name of He Zhichu is an insurmountable existence in the minds of the lawyers from the American Lawyers Group invited by Kevin.

In fact, he has never really gone to court to fight a criminal trial, but he has consulted other lawyers on criminal cases, and the ideas he has come up with are sharp and capable of winning a comeback.

He personally handled all cases related to business mergers.

And the case that made him famous is to fight the heroes in Congress to help clear the obstacles in the merger of two large mobile companies.

When American companies have reached a certain scale, no matter whether they merge or split, they can't make the decision by themselves, and they need the approval of Congress.

Otherwise, a big "anti-monopoly" hat will be buckled, and those who want to merge will be messed up for you, and those who don't want to merge will be split for you. I will teach you in minutes what is the iron fist of capitalism.

Therefore, the lawyers doing business cases in the United States are all elites.

Because of this large-scale commercial merger, what needs to be persuaded is the entire Congress with hundreds of high-ranking members representing the interests of all parties. It is not the same as criminal cases. Just go to court and persuade judges and juries. The difficulty and work involved The intensity is not what most people can imagine.

In an instant, these people appeared yearning in the same face.

Gu Nianzhi was very happy when he saw it. He swept his eyes and said, "So the information I got is reasonable and legal. The defendant's lawyer's request is unreasonable. I hope the court can call it back."

The judge on the trial bench discussed with the clerk and agreed to Gu Nianzhi's request, saying: "Agree to call back. Defendant lawyer, please give evidence carefully and don't waste everyone's time."

The Indian barrister, Arif, was said to be blushing. He sat down in a jealous manner, and gave Lu Anpeng a star next to him.

Obviously he first refuted it, but it was him who was reprimanded later.

Indian barrister Arif expressed dissatisfaction.

Gu Nianzhi nodded to the judge and thanked him and said, "Thank you, Your Honor."

She turned to look at the dock and continued: "Because we discovered the contradictions in the racial identity of the defendant Kevin, our team conducted further investigations."

"It turned out that Kevin's identity was the Japanese identity he had filled in from birth to university graduation. But when he applied for a passport to come to China a year ago, he chose the ethnic identity of'Chinese."

"When he came to our country, he has been active as a Chinese descent, and he quickly became involved with everyone. No one ever doubted that he was not a Chinese descent."

Gu Nianzhi walked to Kevin’s dock, knocked on the desktop of the dock, and asked with a smile: "Mr. Kevin, can you explain to everyone why you suddenly changed your ethnic identity before coming to China Are you trying to hide something?"

Kevin raised his head, stared at Gu Nianzhi for a while, and said calmly: "No, my father is Japanese and my mother is Chinese, so it doesn't matter what I choose."

"Your father is of Japanese descent?" Gu Nianzhi raised his eyebrows. "But your last name, Laris, doesn't look like Japanese."

Larrys is an authentic American surname.

Kevin sneered, and said sarcastically: "Attorney Gu seems to be nothing more than that. Didn't you say that you investigated me? How could you not know that my father is actually a Japanese orphan adopted by American Laris?"

Gu Nianzhi thought, of course I know this, but I will tell you?

She made a look of surprise and said, "The American Laris should be your grandfather... How can you talk about him in such a casual tone? Tsk tsk, it's so unfilial."

Gu Nianzhi is not opposed to directly calling the elders' names, but the tone of voice must be respectful when speaking, otherwise it is really rude.

Kevin twitched the corners of his mouth, "I am answering your question. What do you mean in terms of tone? Are you out of skill?"

Gu Nianzhi laughed, "As you know, Mr. Kevin, you are really good at learning Chinese."

"As a Japanese-American who was born and raised in the United States, he can still speak Chinese in a broadcasting accent.

One of Gu Nian's elbow was resting on the dock, as if standing tired and looking for support, and then asked: "Mr. Kevin, who is your Chinese teacher since childhood, do you remember?"

Kevin raised his arms and leaned on the back of the chair, and said nonchalantly: "Is this question related to the case? Can I refuse to answer it?"

"No. This question is closely related to this case." Gu Nianzhi looked at him calmly, "If you don't tell me, I suspect you have one more reason for false identity."

Despite this, Kevin did not directly answer Gu Nianzhi's question.

He glanced at Lu Anpeng, Lu Anpeng understood what he meant, and immediately applied to the judge for a ten-minute adjournment.

The judge agreed to his proposal and let them go down to discuss countermeasures.

In the small conference room next to the court, Kevin asked Lu Anpeng: "Can I answer this question?"

Lu Anpeng frowned tightly and said, "I can't see how important this question is, why can't I answer it?"

"I just consulted you." Kevin was not happy. "You can't give professional guidance, but you have to ask me? Is this your attitude in doing things?"

Lu Anpeng was blushed and white when he was said by Kevin, and finally said: "Then who are your Chinese teachers? Are they great?"

Kevin: "..."

He said displeased: "You were also crooked by Gu Nianzhi? I really can't figure out what this problem has to do with this case. Isn't she really wasting time, or procrastinating?"

"Once the court is held, time is beyond her control." Arif, an Indian barrister on the side, tried to explain to Kevin, "As long as your Chinese teacher has nothing wrong with it, just talk and see what she can do. "

Lu Anpeng was more cautious. He thought about it for a moment, and then asked, "Who do you have a Chinese teacher? Let's do a quick background check if we speak out."

Kevin had no choice but to say: "I have only one Chinese private tutor since I was a child, and that is Du Yueming. She taught me Chinese for ten years, from 5 to 15 years old."

"Du Yueming?" Lu Anpeng frowned, "Sounds familiar."

"She is very good. Now she has a large Chinese language training center in the United States and she no longer teaches people." Kevin introduced him to Du Yueming's background information. "She was on China National TV before going to the United States. As the host of the evening news program, Chinese is very standard."

Lu Anpeng understood, he was relieved, and said: "No wonder Gu Nianzhi said that your Chinese is a broadcasting accent, which is really extraordinary. It turns out that your Chinese is taught one-to-one by such a good person."

Kevin smiled, looked at his watch, and said, "The time is up, let's go back."

Back in court, Gu Nianzhi still reluctantly asks who is Kevin's Chinese teacher.

Kevin said confidently: "It's Ms. Du Yueming. She taught me from the age of five to fifteen, and I learned all my Chinese from her."

Gu Nianzhi turned his head to think for a moment, and said, "Du Yueming? Is that Du Yueming that I think? Once a well-known evening news host on China National Television? That Du Yueming?"

Kevin still held his arms, nodded carelessly, and said meaningfully: "It's her. But she left China National TV to go abroad many years ago. I didn't expect that Lawyer Gu would know this person at a young age. Simple..."

Gu Nianzhi Pippi smiled and said, "I have won the award, because this person is so famous that there are many posts on the Internet that miss her."

Gu Nianzhi, who grew up as an online child, how could she not know this person?

Even if she had already left this country and settled down in another country.

"Really? That just shows that she is good at business, so I can speak Mandarin Chinese." Kevin sneered.

Gu Nianzhi returned to his plaintiff's box, called out Du Yueming's information, put it on the big screen, pointed to Du Yueming's dignified and beautiful information photos and said: "This is the most famous evening news host on China National TV. She went abroad. By the time I was successful."

With that said, Gu Nianzhi turned around and looked at Kevin and said, "Du Yueming teaches Chinese abroad, and his worth is very high. In her capacity, teaching hundreds of people in a big class cost five thousand dollars a lesson twenty years ago. class."

"If you want to ask her to do personal education, as far as I know, the price is only higher than five thousand dollars for a class."

"But Mr. Kevin, your family's annual income was less than 50,000 U.S. dollars when you were a child. How did your parents come up with a class price of at least 5,000 U.S. dollars, and invited the famous Du Yueming to teach you personally? "

Kevin was stunned for a moment, he opened his mouth, only to find that his reasons were pale and weak.

Gu Nianzhi couldn't allow him to speak, and then he said: "Don't tell me that Du Yueming teaches you Chinese for free. Why do people do this kind of thing for free? Your father hadn't made a fortune at that time, and the family was not rich, let alone powerful. , Why do people teach you Chinese for free?"

Lu Anpeng rubbed her forehead, knowing that every problem Gu Nianzhi had was a pit, but what was annoying was that she didn't take the usual way of asking questions, and it was impossible to guard against.

It's really tiring to fight with her.

Kevin was still thinking about a reasonable reason, but Gu Nianzhi had already thrown out Du Yueming’s bill and said: "Look, everyone, this is Du Yueming’s bank account back then. This is very clear. Du Yueming will send to himself every week. There are four checks in his bank account, each of which is five thousand dollars, and the person who signs the checks is John Laris."

"If I am not mistaken, this John Larrys is Kevin's father John Larrys."

"Mr. Kevin, you told me that your father's annual salary was less than 50,000 U.S. dollars more than 20 years ago. How did he pay 20,000 U.S. dollars a week to ask you such an expensive Chinese private tutor when you were young? Where did the money come from?"

This is today's second update: Chapter 2109 "Invite Your Lord into the Urn (4)".

Today is Monday again. Remind you of the recommended tickets. Monday's recommended tickets are particularly important!

Two more today.

Meme da, big brothers and little angels~~~