Big Time 1958 Chapter 77

"The opening day of the American International Exposition will be in a few days. Mr. Sverihetin can go and see it then!" Nixon asked on a whim, and now Sverihetin was stunned and caught in a tangle, because He didn't even know there was such an exposition, and even if he did, he wouldn't have time to go! But such an answer is somewhat disrespectful to this distinguished guest, but if you look at it, it is a bit ostentatious.

   The people of socialist countries in this era are all the same, thinking that the dignity of the country is more important than anything else! "I originally wanted to go see it, but I didn't get a ticket, so I didn't go!" Svirikhotin chose a compromise.

"Oh, that's right! Didn't get a ticket? I personally invite you to the American Fair, Mr. Sverikhtin!" Nixon came to the conclusion that Sverikhtin was a poor man, and very naturally The translator borrowed some rubles. He didn't know how much the ticket for the American Fair was, but everyone knew the Arabic numerals, so he took out one hundred rubles and said, "Mr. Svilikhtin, you can go and buy tickets..."

  I'm going, something happened! Serov trembled in his heart, Svilikhtin's body had never been tall and straight, and he said with a very solemn and righteous expression, "You are an insult to the Soviets, I am an ordinary worker, but I can get income from labor, I don't want the stinky money of imperialism!"

  Svery Hetin, wearing dark blue market overalls, looked at the Vice President of the United States without fear, and turned a blind eye to Nixon's outstretched hand. One word to describe it is integrity, yes, that's the feeling! But the duty was not to allow this confrontation to continue, even though he wanted to! He came out and said, "Comrade Svilikhtin, you are doing the right thing, but the vice president of the United States is not provoking us, you must also know that the United States is a capitalist country, and it is normal to use money to measure value. Speaking of which, Serov turned around and took a hundred rubles, put it in Svilikhtin's hand and said, "It's a good thing to be able to earn money from foreigners! This does not conflict with our quality of maintaining hard work..."

   Shelov's words won a round of applause, followed by a round of applause. The Soviet people focused their attention on Serov and Svilikhtin, but several American guards around Nixon noticed the other side, and the guards looked at each other and understood that their colleagues had the same idea," Why is this person moving so fast? Does he come from a fighting hero and doesn't look like his age?"

"Don't mind everyone, this is just a conflict between the different cultures of the United States and our country, it doesn't involve provocation and bullying, comrades, don't take it to heart, the American Fair will open in four days, and all the people of Moscow can start to visit for free the next day. , there is no so-called ticket!" Serov, who robbed Nixon of a hundred dollars, was secretly relieved, and at the same time sprinkled a handful of salt on Nixon's wound, and his voice became naturally high-pitched.

   No matter how Nixon felt about Shelov who robbed him of 100 yuan and then announced a free visit, but the head of security at the reception was Shelov, and that would not change! According to the planned visit process, I went to the Moscow subway in the afternoon. The automation mechanism did not impress the US vice president. Nixon was very curious about the depth of the Moscow subway and asked, "Why does the Moscow subway adopt the labor-intensive deep burial project?"

   "It can resist nuclear bombs..." It was Serov's cold words that answered Nixon.

In the evening, Serov went to the Kremlin to report Nixon's trip today, and reported what happened today. Khrushchev said in a conceited tone, "Where do Americans think they have gone? A colony giving money to the Soviet people?"

It is obvious that Khrushchev was very excited when he said these words. From the tone, it can be seen that it was definitely intentional. Serov once again confirmed what he had always thought. Although Khrushchev's ability is far worse than Stalin's, it is still not enough. Too emotional, but he really is a communist and has been practicing in his own way! What's the result two talk about...

This kind of reaction is no different from that of Svilikhtin during the day. Serov pretended to be educated, secretly saying that the current general secretary of the Soviet Union really has the same ideology as the proletariat. When he left the Kremlin, he always felt as if today Forgot something and asked, "What day is it today?"

"Director, today is the twentieth!" Isamotney's answer completely reminded Serov of what he had forgotten, "Now the Finance Bureau is closed!" Serov, who patted his thigh, couldn't help but think in his mouth, every time The twentieth of the month is the day when the KGB pays salaries. The day when the KGB receives salaries is different from that of all other companies and departments. Generally, companies are either the end of the month or the beginning of the month, and no one chooses this day to pay their salaries!

But the day when the KGB pays salaries is fixed, and it has been the 20th for decades. As for why this day is chosen, it is not the KGB to be unconventional, but to commemorate the first leader of the Cheka, Dzerzhinsky, the 40th. On December 20, two years ago, the All-Russian Anti-Revolutionary Committee was established, and Dzerzhinsky was appointed as the Chairman of the Anti-Revolutionary Committee! The 20th is a memorable day for all the cadres of the KGB system, and it is the anniversary of the eradication of counter-revolutionaries in their hearts.

The opening of the American Exposition on the 24th, Khrushchev, the top leader of the Soviet Union, delivered a warm speech to welcome Nixon, the American leader who visited the Soviet Union for the first time. Looking straight ahead, this is not to pretend or to show how correct my attitude is. The reason is very simple, I was scared...

  The high-level Soviet cadres such as Brezhnev and Forcaeva next to Khrushchev did not frighten Serov. Serov is a person, and these people are also people! This sentence is very difficult to understand, but it is what Serov thought, but the key is that there is another person beside Khrushchev, and this person is the source of Serov's tail.

  Suslov wears a pair of ordinary glasses, and he has a unique temperament of an intellectual. On the surface, he looks elegant and polite, and he respects all the people he sees. He doesn't look like a legendary big man at all. Standing next to Khrushchev with a bookish air and calm, there is a natural ease, which is in stark contrast to Khrushchev's enthusiasm in the explosion.

After Khrushchev finished his speech, he walked into the venue with Nixon. Suslov glanced sideways at the unnatural Serov from behind, and said peacefully, "Little guy, when will the third episode of your KGB movie be filmed? Is the material the Berlin Crisis?"

   "Hello, Comrade Suslov! Why didn't you reveal your identity?" Serov asked cautiously.

   "Identity? Identity is not important!" Suslov pushed his eyes and reminded, "Don't forget your responsibilities, stand behind Comrade Khrushchev, go..."

   [Chapter seventy-seven, the chapter that was sealed in my last book...]

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