Gu Sheng looked at the report in his hand and nodded slightly, indicating that he was reasonably satisfied.
Akai Electric Co., Ltd. had real expertise, and its Japanese employees worked hard. The televisions they produced were good quality.
They were even better than the color televisions manufactured locally in Hong Kong.
Advertisements for AIKI televisions could now be seen on streets everywhere and on buses, with ads running on television and in newspapers every day as well.
More importantly, electrical appliance stores and shopping malls liked promoting AIKI televisions too, displaying AIKI posters in prominent spots.
AIKI televisions had made quite a name for themselves in Hong Kong over the past few months, topping sales for several months running.
Gu Sheng was just waiting for production capacity to increase before expanding into Taiwan, Thailand, and Malaysia, then selling to the North afterward.
He checked his watch. It was almost time.
Seeing Gu Sheng check his watch, Tin Yeung-sang went to turn on the television.
After a short wait, the picture switched to a large auditorium.
A long row of tables stood at the front, while reporters from all over filled the space below.
Today was the day the Sino-British Joint Declaration would officially be signed.
In fact, the two sides had reached an agreement months earlier, but the formal signing had been left until today.
As the Iron Lady signed her name on the document, the negotiations that had lasted two years finally reached their conclusion.
There was no longer any question about Hong Kong's sovereignty, either.
"It's finally over!" Tin Yeung-sang said from beside him.
Although he normally paid little attention to such matters, everyone had been on edge before, and people discussed it even over meals. Even he had been affected somewhat.
"There was never any doubt from