Rebirth of Rural Literary Life

Chapter 519 The Rise and Fall of the Bazaar

In the first month of Hongmei Restaurant's opening, Liu Hongmei and his wife really tasted the sweetness of doing business.

It's not the kind of sweetness that Liu Hongmei used to run a small business, but the sweetness that is enough to make their husband and wife rich, and they will have hope for the rest of their lives from now on.

What is the concept of a monthly net profit of 600 yuan in this era, enough to cover her husband's salary for a year.

Earning a year's worth of money in one month, the couple were ecstatic when they saw the final figure at the end of the month.

The couple hugged each other tightly, feeling that life finally saw light, and it was no longer like before, busy all day long but with little money left.

A large part of the reason why Hongmei Restaurant's business is so good is that it has benefited from the general price rise over the past year, and the consumption level in Hantun is generally higher than the surrounding area.

Including other vendors doing business in Hantun also obviously felt this difference, so the most direct result is that more and more vendors are willing to come to Hantun to do small business, even if the village does not allow stalls, they would rather put The stalls are placed far outside the village, and they are unwilling to go to other places.

After leaving the village, the village committee can't control them, so they can only let these hawkers go.

In addition to the original batch of hawkers who would rather move than pay market management fees, the market that was originally replaced by shops and markets by the village committee has revived again, but the location has changed to Dingtun.

He Ping occasionally went to buy something when he passed by. The business was indeed not as good as that of the market, but compared to setting up stalls in other places, it was not bad, so the market slowly survived.

The only one who was somewhat dissatisfied was the Dingtun Village Committee. The shabby households who were driven out by Hantun came to our village and made a mess of that area.

Dingtun Village Committee didn't have that much money and lack of courage. It was impossible to build another market for these hawkers to stay, so they followed Hantun's example and collected management fees from these hawkers.

The hawkers didn't expect that no one was willing to spend more money after they had just stepped out of the wolf's den and into the tiger's mouth, but if they didn't pay, Ding Tun really drove them away.

Suo Xing Ding Tun also knew that they didn't have the conditions of Han Tun here, and the management fee they charged was not much, five yuan a month, and some hawkers paid it for the sake of doing business safely.

Another group of people felt uneasy and thought it would be better to go to Hantun Market to set up a stall. At least there would be no wind or rain there, unlike here in Dingtun, where they dared to ask for five yuan for management fees for just a piece of wild land.

So this group of people came to Hantun one after another, hoping to re-enter the market. Unfortunately, the stalls and stalls in the Hantun market have already been rented out, so there is no room left.

These self-proclaimed smart hawkers had to go back to Dingtun, and obediently accepted the five yuan a month management fee, regretting in their hearts.

Ding Aiguo, head of Dingtun Village, said with a smile during a meeting with the village cadres: "We really have to thank Han Tun for allowing our village to pick up such a sum of money for nothing."

The old captain was also very relieved when he heard the news, and cursed: "These bastards don't know what to do. They didn't cherish the opportunity given to them before. This time, there is no way to turn back."

The rise and fall of the market outside the village has witnessed the intergenerational differences between Hantun and the surrounding villages, and such differences will only increase in the future.

Entering September, the biggest change in He Ping's family is that Xiao Zhu'er has entered junior high school.

In the early morning of September [-]st, Xiao Zhu'er carried a brand new schoolbag and set off for the town middle school on the black sophomore that He Ping eliminated.

He Ping looked at Xiao Zhu'er's fierce back, and sighed: "It's so fast, the child is already in junior high school."

Mao Chunhua didn't sigh so much, and said: "The bowls in the kitchen haven't been washed yet."

Got it!

After He Ping finished washing the dishes, he went to the well to press two buckets of water, ready to dry for a long time before watering the flowers. He has recently become obsessed with growing flowers.

This man, once he becomes obsessed with a hobby that has no technical content but consumes more energy, money and patience, he is considered to be middle-aged.

Of course, growing flowers is not a waste of money, and it is okay to waste energy, but it really requires some patience.

When Mao Chunhua was about to leave the house, he glanced at his husband. He was hunched over and tinkering with the pot of orchids on the windowsill.

I always feel that this product is a bit of a mess and waiting to die.

Mao Chunhua shook his head, didn't think about it anymore, and went to work.

After He Ping took care of the flowers and plants at home, he stretched himself, feeling a little idle.

I haven't written a book recently, and I don't have anything to worry about in business, so I feel free all of a sudden.

He thought for a while, got dressed, and was about to go to the crew to talk to Li Tuo.

At this time, the phone rang at home. It was Director Chu of Liao Province TV Station. He said that people from Zhuying Studio contacted Liao Province TV Station, hoping to go to Guandong Film and Television City to shoot a TV series.

The people from Zhuying Film Studio did not have the contact information of the film and television city, but they found out that the Liao TV station had something to do with the Guandong film and television city, so they called the TV station.

When He Ping heard this, it was a good thing. Most of the first phase of the film and television city was under construction, and many places were ready for filming. As soon as Zhuying Film Factory came to him, it was exactly what he wanted, and he agreed without saying a word.

Then He Ping asked Director Chu to learn more about the reason why Pearl Film Studio found their film and television city.

It turns out that Zhuying Film Factory established a TV department in 83, preparing to develop in the direction of the integration of film and television. Zhuying Film Factory has also become the first film studio in the country to start making TV dramas.

At this time, the studios will go wherever the story is filmed.

Although the later generations have never watched the movies or TV dramas produced by Zhuying Film Studio, this does not prevent He Ping from welcoming Zhuying Film Studio.

Not only that, Director Chu told He Ping another piece of good news. This year's new project "Nurhachi" of Liao Province TV Station has been approved, and the filming location must be in the Guandong Film and Television City based on the principle of making it cheaper for our own people.

Two pieces of good news in a row made He Ping a little excited.

Although influenced by the ideas of later generations, he was a little tired of wild boar skin, but at this time people did not have any ill feeling towards that period of history, and he was not good at teaching others how to do things with his own likes and dislikes.

He went to the film and television city to find Lin Yanan and told her the two news.

"Great, counting the crew of "Dream of Red Mansions" coming next month, our studio will accommodate four crews to shoot at the same time in the first half of the year."

He Ping warned: "The film and television city is still under construction, we must coordinate the time of construction and crew work, and if there is a conflict, the crew work must be the most important."

"Mr. He, don't worry, I understand that the film and television city is for the crew." Lin Yanan assured.

"It's good if you understand this truth. The crew's food, housing and transportation must be digested inside our film and television city. Now the film and television city is not fully prepared for this. There is still a month to go, four crews. Yanan, yours The task is very heavy, we must ensure the supply of the crew, and the rich water will not flow into the field of outsiders."

(End of this chapter)