Brazil

***Brazil*** is the main location of *"Reborn in Brazil as a Plutocrat"*

*Brazil has a larger population than the motherland, and there are also more soldiers. At this time, Brazil's land area of ​​8.51 million square kilometers only has a population of 45 million. few people.*

(Chapter 22)

## Second World War

 Lieutenant Colonel Graham looked at the young man in front of him enviously. After all, this was the first time Brazil had cracked an Axis spy organization in World War II. Therefore, the credit and influence are huge, otherwise such a trivial matter would require Mr. President to know, and the Ministry of Defense would need to call to commend it.

Of course, this may also be the reason why Brazil joined the Allies for too short a time. There is no threat of war at all in its own country. At most, German submarines are cruising in the waters where the Brazilian Navy often appears, causing a lot of trouble for the Brazilian Navy! Therefore, in fact, World War II did not have much impact on Brazil.

Of course, it has no impact at all. For example, the formation of the expeditionary force will definitely affect many families. The sharp increase in the material demand of the Allied countries has pushed many resource companies in Brazil to an unprecedented height.

The Brazilian government has even made a lot of money. Only Brazil’s largest state-owned iron ore company, ***Vale***, was officially established in 1942. Later generations can become the world’s largest iron ore processing and export company because of the During this period, the continuous sales of high-grade iron ore to the United States developed.

(Chapter 41)

## Backstory

Brazil is in an important period of transition from an agricultural society to an industrial society...

in 1946, Brazil has just emerged from the Second World War and is experiencing a wave of economic and industrial development, even though a large part of Brazil is still a peasant-rural country...

*Fang Lang will never join any Brazilian party, because, according to the memory of Fang Lang's later generations, Brazil was affected by the hostile relationship between the Soviet Union and the United States during the Cold War, and the domestic political situation was very turbulent. Even later, the army carried out a 21-year military dictatorship over Brazil.*

*Actually, when Fang Lang just woke up in this era, he thought about taking his family and fleeing this chaotic country. But Fang Lang remembered that there were only tens of thousands of Brazilian Chinese in later generations, while there were more than 1.5 million Japanese. And in the memory of the original, the Chinese were oppressed by the Japanese in Brazil, and his father's old-fashioned character, he would never want to leave the family farm.*

*He felt that this might be the mission entrusted to him by the times. He must draw chestnuts from the fire and expand the number and living environment of Chinese in Brazil in a chaotic environment. Brazil is a country of immigrants. There is not much racial discrimination and there is no Chinese Exclusion Act, but it is the fifth largest country in terms of area and the seventh largest economy in the world in the 21st century. Since I have come to this era, I have Obliged to expand the influence of Chinese in Brazil.*

(Chapter 22)

## Armed Forces

*With such a population base, the number of the Brazilian army is even more conceivable. At this time, the combined forces of the Brazilian navy, land and air force are less than 100,000, and some National Guards that are only responsible for domestic local security have to be eliminated. , and the Armed Police Force. The actual regular army is less than 80,000 people, and the Brazilian expeditionary force is 25,000 people selected from the 80,000 people. This is why the rank of General Morais, the commander of the Brazilian Expeditionary Force, is only a major general. Of course, by the 21st century, the population of Brazil has increased to 210 million, and the number of troops has also increased to about 280,000.*

(Chapter 22)

*You must know that the Brazilian army during this period was actually very backward, if it weren't for participating in World War II and being exposed to some of the latest strategic and tactical theories.*

*In the eyes of European and American countries, they are actually not much different from the African countries in the eyes of everyone now. Of course, the navy is a high-tech arm, and many officers still have a certain degree of education and knowledge.*

*But in Brazil during this period, their naval officers also mainly studied relevant military theories and knowledge in Portuguese military academies.*

*But Portugal has not participated in a large-scale war for many years, and it has long been in a backward position in the study of military theory.*

*In this case, it is even more conceivable what Brazil can learn from Portugal.*

*Brazilians also don't realize that an army without culture is a stupid army. Of the entire Brazilian army now, only Fang Lang has carried out cultural study courses in his fleet.*

*Let soldiers participate in the basic knowledge of army organization in their spare time, so that even after they retire, they can still take the exam and join the Brazilian police force.*

*No one has ever told the soldiers that they should have faith and know why they were soldiers. Everyone joins the army for the purpose of serving as a soldier, which is why military coups often occur in Brazil.*

*To sum up, the current Brazilian army is in the same situation as the Kuomintang army in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War.*

*That's why General Crook was so surprised after hearing what Fang Lang said.*

*"So, your judgment is that Argentina is nothing to worry about, and we don't need to pay too much attention to their actions?"*

(Chapter 661)

***Characters***

*Colonel **Valdo Grama***

*Military medical officer **Danilo Huber***

## Lan Fang Economic Empire

Lang Fang's economic empire peacefully conquers Brazil, with economic investments and buying large portions of the Brazilian economy, creating a "Lobby" within Brazilian politics, Lang Fang's economic empire manages to buy the major Brazilian newspapers , like the "Brazil Times", which has become the largest newspaper in Brazil...

the economic empire of Fang Yuan, enters the mass media market, founding the Fangyuan Media Company, a mass media and information media company...

Lang Fang's economic empire becomes a media empire, with the support of Fang Tao and the "Fang Family", a rich Sino-Brazilian Family...

after Lang Fang's economic empire buys the newspapers "***Globe***" and "***Folha de San Paulo***", the Fangyuan Media Company controls 50% of all Brazilian newspapers...

The Brazilian newspapers not yet bought by Fangyuan Media Company are: *Brazilian Daily, Commercial Daily, Globe and Sao Paulo Pages*

## Chinese Immigration to Brazil

Fang Lang attracts a large immigration of Han Chinese to Brazil, with the aim of creating a large Chinese population in Brazilian territory, he does so by opening labor placement companies to recruit Chinese workers in China, and then bring them to Brazil...

an immigration agency to help Chinese who want to emigrate to Brazil, to learn more about Brazil...

the opening of employment agencies to introduce jobs in Brazil for Chinese...

*For Chinese with certain financial strength, we can help them buy land and farms in Rio Grande do Sul and help them settle down. For workers who do not have economic strength, we can provide them with jobs by setting up labor-intensive industries in Rio Grande do Sul.*

*For those with professional skills, we can invest in them to help them start a business, and we can also introduce suitable jobs to them. Is not it good? As long as they can settle down and the proportion of our Chinese population increases, we won't be as statusless as we are now, will we? "*

(Chapter 56)

*Besides, I also have plans for the future of the Chinese in Brazil. I can learn from the Japanese in Brazil! Opening Chinese-owned schools in Chinese-populated areas will never make Brazilian Chinese forget their ancestors and their own culture.*

(Chapter 56)

*Fang Xinshui finally fully understands the issue of immigration. However, as a Chinese, he is still worried. Even if the proportion of Chinese population in a place reaches a certain scale, who can guarantee that everyone will stand with you? together! After all, a hundred kinds of rice feed a hundred kinds of people.*

(Chapter 56)

due to the strong immigration of Han Chinese, the Chinese population of Brazil goes from 300,000 people to 10 million people...

***Sino-Brazilian School System***

is created in Brazil, a Sino-Brazilian school system, for the children of Chinese immigrants in Brazil...

*How about this! Many of our immigrants and laborers come with their families, and some children originally came with them.*

*Two days ago, I was still thinking about starting primary education in our Chinese residential areas to improve the education level of Chinese youths.*

*It happens that you are my family, so I will leave this matter to you!*

*First set up an immigrant primary school in our Sao Paulo. Considering that there are not many teachers who can speak Portuguese and Chinese at the same time, I have sent an immigration company to Macau to recruit teachers who can speak Portuguese and Chinese.*

*In the future, we will build our own primary and secondary education system in every immigration point, let’s start with you! "*

*"Brother, do you mean to let me preside over the construction of a primary school for our Chinese?"*

*Yang Kun looked very happy.*

(Chapter 253)

The old man is a straightforward person, facing his family, he is not polite, and said directly:

“First of all, the education of Chinese immigrants must not abandon the education of Chinese culture, and cannot make future Chinese, like some Chinese, unable to write Chinese characters or speak Chinese.

The Chinese educated in this way cannot be regarded as Chinese at all. "

For the old man's request, Fang Lang raised his hands, and this was originally his plan.

Seeing the old man looking at him with scorching eyes, Fang Lang nodded quickly and said:

"No problem, Grandpa, it was in line with my plan."

Hearing Fang Lang's affirmative answer, the old man nodded in satisfaction.

"Second point, all Chinese must learn our own history, and have a clear understanding of where we Brazilian Chinese come from

(Chapter 253)

***Martial Arts***

under the Sino-Brazilian influence, there was a large diffusion of Chinese martial arts in Brazilian society, which became as widespread as **Capoeira**, Afro-Brazilian martial arts and **Jiu-Jitsu**, Japanese-Brazilian martial arts...