【#日本军工巨头造假#】#日本军工造假超30年#据参考消息，日本《朝日新闻》12月27日报道，日本防 卫省于26日宣布，因川崎重工业公司伪造日本海上自卫队潜艇发动机燃油效率检验数据，暂停该公司参 与竞标两个半月，自当日起至明年3月11日止。日本海上自卫队有25艘潜艇，全部使用川崎重工业生产 的发动机。川崎重工业还生产巡逻机和运输机。对于一家在军工行业中扮演核心角色的公司而言，被暂 停竞标实属罕见。据防卫省和川崎重工业发布的消息，川崎重工业在陆地测试潜艇发动机燃油效率时， 篡改了数据，因为实测数据不符合交付要求。这种欺诈行为从1988年持续到2021年，涉及发动机数量66 台，相当于33艘潜艇使用的发动机数量。防卫省承认，这是一起"长期、系统性的欺诈行为"，但并未对 作战行动或安全造成影响。根据防卫省装备厅2024财年的采购报告，川崎重工业的合同金额高达6383亿 日元(约合41亿美元)，位居第二。如果该公司被暂停投标资格，在不影响自卫队行动的情况下，它将无 法参与防卫省接下来的采购项目投标。防卫省也在考虑要求川崎重工业返还相当于违约金额的款项。与 此同时，川崎重工业于26日公布了由第三方律师牵头的特别调查委员 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses two prominent figures from China, Xia Haijun and Chen Xuanlin, who have fled to California after engaging in illegal activities, highlighting their past successes and subsequent downfalls due to financial misconduct and illegal fundraising [1][3]. Group 1: Background of Xia Haijun - Xia Haijun was once a celebrated executive at Evergrande, credited with turning the company around after a failed IPO in 2008, leading to a market capitalization of HKD 705 billion on the day of listing [6][8]. - Under his leadership, Evergrande was found to have inflated its revenue by CNY 350.16 billion and profits by CNY 51.29 billion in 2020, indicating severe financial mismanagement [8][10]. - After selling off shares worth nearly CNY 1.2 billion during Evergrande's financial crisis, Xia fled, with his assets now frozen by Hong Kong courts [10][14]. Group 2: Background of Chen Xuanlin - Chen Xuanlin, born into a business family, initially found success in the stock market and later expanded into various sectors, including high-end manufacturing and infrastructure projects, amassing significant wealth [16][20]. - He was involved in illegal fundraising, accumulating over CNY 30 billion in illicit funds, with more than CNY 13 billion still owed to investors at the time of his downfall [22][20]. - After his illegal activities were exposed, Chen fled to the U.S. via illegal means, now residing in an expensive seaside villa in California [24][22]. Group 3: The Community of Fugitives - The article notes that California has become a refuge for wealthy fugitives like Xia and Chen, who can hide their identities and evade legal repercussions due to the local demographics and legal system [29][35]. - Both individuals are part of a network of fugitives who have escaped from China, living lavishly while facing potential legal consequences back home [35][40]. - The increasing efforts by Chinese authorities to pursue and recover assets from fugitives are highlighted, indicating that their evasion may not last indefinitely [40][42].