Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1464 Daily Progress of the Hao Family

Han Li came to Hong Kong University today mainly because he had to do a few things.

First, Han Li has to go to the school office today to coordinate and confirm his lecture time this month.

With the exact time, Han Li could make more flexible arrangements whether to continue lying down or do something else.

Second, the time for the research project that Professor Rand Swanson of Niu Jing University assigned to Han Li is almost up, so I will call him today to give him a brief report.

If the other party feels that it is almost the same, Han Li only needs to fly to England to hand it to the other party in person, and then explain it to the other party in person based on the content of the information.

Some of you may ask after seeing this, there should be fax machines in this era, why not just fax it, it would be much more convenient.

In fact, the technology and equipment of fax machines in this era were not good enough, and were limited by communication cables, which had very severe limitations and the effect was not good.

It was not until the mid-to-late 1980s that fax machine technology and equipment achieved another breakthrough, becoming more multifunctional, and then it was developed and popularized.

The most important point is that although this kind of research data is not very confidential, it cannot be seen by anyone.

Cross-border mail is even more unreliable, so Han Li can only fly to England in person for this matter.

[Not very accurate news, Hong Kong's telecommunications companies only launched fax machine services in 85, and it was not until around 89 that it became widely used.]

Third, Han Li still has to go to the school office to register today.

What to register?
Of course it is a commissioned research project.

Regardless of whether Professor Rand Swanson's commission is completed or not, Han Li must get himself one or several new research commissions.

If Han Li had not received any new commissions, how could he make money openly, how could he stay at home under the guise of research, and how could he spend time outside in a reasonable manner?

What's more, the more research projects Han Li undertakes, the greater his influence in the Hong Kong University circle will be.

As long as Han Li's reputation spreads, research projects and high-quality students will come to him on their own initiative.

Therefore, what Han Li is doing now not only allows him to have more legal and reasonable sources of income, but also has the effect of packaging and promoting himself.

Han Li came to Hong Kong University today and went to the school office first. There he took out the power of attorney for the Hammer Company registered in the Cayman Islands and registered it. Then he left amid the envious eyes of others.

Han Li's next destination was the school office, where he coordinated his courses for this month smoothly. He also learned that the number of people signing up for his courses had increased a lot.

Han Li just smiled faintly at this, and the people from the institute office didn't say much.

Outsiders may not know about this, so how could the insiders not know?
No matter how many people choose to attend the professor's "large class", the number of people who can finally be selected to enter the "tutorial" class is only a small group of people, and among these people, even fewer people can be selected by the professor again.

Therefore, in Hong Kong University, except for ordinary lecturers, professors rarely care about the number of students attending their courses.

This is not because professors don’t want to teach more students, but at this stage, most of them don’t have much time or energy to teach too many students. Another important point is that the resources of professors’ connections are limited and not inexhaustible.

Therefore, every professor who is qualified to teach students will consider how to use their limited connections and resources to cultivate students with better character and better performance.

This is just like the top classes in ordinary schools. Among the school's limited excellent teacher resources, school leaders will definitely select students with better grades to enter the top classes and let them bring honor to the school.

The same situation applies to society. Companies will only cultivate employees who are more valuable and can bring more profits to the company.

Ordinary employees who can be replaced at will are just runners-up, and not many people will care even if they voluntarily resign.

After Han Li finalized his courses for this month at the school office, he chatted with everyone for a while before returning to his office.

The first thing Han Li did after entering the room was to open the windows for ventilation, even though it was already November. This was the unique climate of Hong Kong.

Next, Han Li calculated the time and called Professor Rand Swanson of Niujing University.

Although he could only give a rough idea on the phone, Professor Rand Swanson and Han Li finally set a time to meet at Niujing University.

The time was set for ten days later, not because Professor Rand Swanson was busy.

Instead, Han Li has now become his agent in Hong Kong, just like Victor Zachary, who works in a research institute in Kangaroo Country.

Twelve days later, it will be Thanksgiving Day for the foreigners. At that time, some of Professor Rand Swanson's students who work abroad will come back.
Professor Rand Swanson wanted to take this opportunity to introduce these students to Han Li, which would be considered a gesture of acceptance towards him.

After Han Li finished the call, the damp and musty smell in the room had almost dissipated. He closed the windows, locked the door, and went home.
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When Han Li returned home and sat on the sofa to direct Liu Jialing to work independently, Hao Jianghe had almost finished his understanding and investigation of the market.

At this moment, Hao Jianghe is at home sorting out the information he has learned during this period, while discussing the specific investment direction with Jing Shujuan.

Hao Jianghe has recently learned that starting this year, Hong Kong's electronic product exports are no longer limited to radios and black-and-white televisions.

The product items of several electronics factories have become color televisions, computers, and spare parts for these.

Hao Jianghe believes that this is a feasible trend and will definitely make money in the future.

However, Hao Jianghe has not yet made up his mind whether to invest in color televisions or computers.

Jing Shujuan was also undecided, but she thought that this kind of thing should be asked to the young people, as well as Han Li, who was more well-informed and well-informed.

However, it is not easy to contact Han Li. Although he works at Hong Kong University, he often goes out for research, so it is not easy to find him.

Therefore, Jing Shujuan asked Hao Jianghe to investigate it more carefully in the next few days. She called Han Li's office and left a message, and they all got together on Sunday to have a good talk.

Han Li didn't know that Jing Shujuan had left him a message not long after he came back, and he didn't know that Jing Shujuan decided to come to Jiahui Garden early tomorrow morning.
(End of this chapter)