What does our imaginary business war look like? Financial tycoons manipulate equity and turn their hands into clouds and rain in the secondary market; The business war in reality is to secretly destroy you.
Not long ago, several koi fish in the fish pond of the Bank of China Building in Hong Kong died suddenly, and after checking the surveillance video, the staff found that there were suspicious people who had been close to the pool to feed, so they suspected that the incident might involve poisoning, and the police have been called. Some people suspect that the opposite HSBC did it.
Such speculation is not unfounded. There was a legend of business war between the Bank of China Tower and HSBC, which was known as the "Three Knives" and the "Cannon". It is said that the Bank of China Tower was given a special meaning at the beginning of its design - its shape is like a huge steel knife with a three-sided blade, slashing directly at the opposite HSBC.
After the completion of the Bank of China Tower, HSBC's performance plummeted. They urgently summoned the masters, and after a series of practical studies, it was decided to erect two large steel cannons with a height of 17 meters on the rooftop. The muzzle of this steel cannon is facing the Bank of China Building, and it is going to bombard back the sharp "three knives" with one shot. This stopped the declining performance.
Recently. One year, Hong Kong was hit by a rare strong typhoon. The wind was so strong that it almost tore the whole city upside down. In this typhoon, the two large steel cannons on the HSBC Building were not spared, and they were directly blown crooked, and the muzzles of the guns actually hit the Standard Chartered Bank next door.
At this time, Standard Chartered Bank is not lightly scared. They sent a lawyer's letter to HSBC overnight, asking them to turn the gun back. Netizens described: "High-end business wars often use the most simple way."
The Yangtze River Group Center, which is sandwiched in the middle, was originally designed as a boxy high-rise building, and bulletproof glass was used on all sides, so it chose to protect itself by using shields on all sides.
In addition, we also have an important strategy of business warfare in Guangdong, which is to sneak into the other party's company and water the other party's fortune tree with boiling water.
We thought that the high-end business war of deception relied on methods, but we didn't expect it to rely on methods.
What do you think about this? What other "practices" do you know? See you in the comments section.
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