Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1663 Arriving Soon
It turns out that after being hired by Han Li as the general manager of Italian Sunshine and French Phoenix, Delina Hecker returned to Milan from Hong Kong and immediately began a series of arrangements and rectifications.

The first thing Delina Heck did upon her return was to expand the company's business operations with the relevant authorities.

While the procedures were being followed, Delina Heck had someone revise the decor and layout of the two stores.

On the one hand, she contacted some of her former subordinates at 'Amani', trying to poach them.

Although these people are not all capable, they are people she finds very easy to use. If she could recruit all the people on the list, her future work would be much easier, and the company's progress would be much smoother.

While Delina Heck's ideas were good, she forgot that most people are very pragmatic.

Given a company with little reputation versus one with established brand recognition like 'Amani,' many people would not choose the former.

Therefore, less than a quarter of the people on Delina Heck's list were poached.

Next, while sending the latest fashion designs and placing new orders to Hong Kong Hongyun Garment Company, Delina Hecker used this quarter of the staff as the core to recruit, train, and train people, gradually getting everything in order. The company is now basically on the right track.

However, when Delina Heck called her boss to report and praise her achievements, she found that she couldn't get through to the official phone number, so she complained a bit when she called Kennan Spencer.

Han Li was also quite helpless about this; that's just how it is in this era before cell phones.
He was also annoyed by the inconvenience of making phone calls, which complicated what should have been a simple matter.
At the same time, he also liked this inconvenience, so that he wouldn't be bound by an invisible chain.

However, Han Li eventually accepted Kennan Spencer's suggestion: either turn the phone into a recording phone or apply to the telecommunications company to add telegraph service.

After making all his phone calls, Han Li picked up his teacup, took a sip, and then took out his doctoral books to begin studying.

Around 11 o'clock, the phone on Han Li's desk rang. It was the school's security department calling to say that a girl named Zhou Huimin was looking for him downstairs.

Han Li let the security guards in, put down his books, stood up and stretched, and made himself a fresh cup of tea. Zhou Huimin was already knocking on the door with her guitar on her back.

"Please come in."

"Han Sheng".

Han Li's original attitude towards Zhou Huimin was that of taking action even if there was no chance, so he didn't care how the other party addressed him.

However, with the involvement of Zhou Huimin's mother, Han Li's original promise to tutor Zhou Huimin has become a legitimate form of instruction, making the title seem a bit too formal. So he smiled and said...

"Little Huimin is here. Come sit down and have a cup of tea. But please don't call me 'Han Sheng' anymore. I don't like that title. You can call me 'Teacher' like everyone else."

Zhou Huimin: "Teacher Han, that's such a formal title. Can I call you Brother Han?"

Han Li waved his hand, indicating that Zhou Huimin should do as she pleased. After pouring her a cup of tea, he went straight to the topic before she could speak.

While Han Li couldn't explain the many theories about musical instruments in detail, his mastery of over a dozen instruments gave him an advantage that others lacked.

In addition, due to her family's limited resources, Zhou Huimin was mostly exposed to the most popular pianos and the cheapest guitars, and the content she learned was mostly practical.

So when Han Li was teaching, he didn't even have to use three-tenths of his strength, yet Zhou Huimin felt that she had benefited a lot. There were many things that she couldn't learn even if she paid for classes before.

This also redefined Zhou Huimin's respect for Han Li; a sense of admiration and an indescribable feeling welled up within her. While Han Li was explaining guitar chord techniques to Zhou Huimin, his two students, Luo Yuze and Xu Caihan, arrived at the office early, fearing their teacher would be kept waiting.

At this moment, Han Li checked the time and found that it was almost 12 o'clock, so he ended the lecture and told the three of them to carry their books or guitars and go to the professor's restaurant for lunch.

On the way, Han Li gave the three of them a brief introduction and then ignored them. After they greeted each other, Luo Yuze followed Han Li and whispered about the interesting things that had happened on campus recently.

Xu Caihan pulled Zhou Huimin along, and the two girls chatted away in the back.

During the meal, Han Li listened to the two students' recent studies and answered their questions.

At this moment, Zhou Huimin seemed a bit out of place. The three of them were talking about their studies, which she, as a middle school student with average grades, could understand individually, but when put together, it became like gibberish.

Han Li noticed Zhou Huimin's embarrassment, so when he was teaching the two students, he would occasionally put some food on her plate to encourage her to eat more.

Han Li's actions stirred a special kind of emotion in Zhou Huimin, who had only ever had her mother serve her food since childhood.

After lunch, Han Li asked two of his students to keep Zhou Huimin company for a while. When it was time, he dropped her off at the entrance of the neighboring St. Stephen's Church Middle School, and then drove back to Jia Hui Garden to take a nap.

While Han Li was sleeping at home, Ji Zehao, whom he had just hired, was constantly busy.

He was busy assessing the company's current assets and situation, selecting suitable office space for rent in the South Island, understanding and refining the taxi company's bylaws, holding meetings, recruiting, and so on. In short, he had hardly had a moment's rest these past two days, and even dreamt about the company at night.

Anita Koch of the law firm High & T Brothers was also busy; she was met today by managers from seven major conglomerates in Hong Kong.

When Anita Koch helped Han Li buy land from the Hong Kong government, no one paid attention during the first transaction because those places were considered worthless wild mountains and wastelands that couldn't even be used for farming.

Moreover, without the support of the British Hong Kong government, those places would not have developed for a hundred years.

They were among the first in Hong Kong to know what the British government was up to and what its future plans were.

In other words, it would be quite difficult for these major Hong Kong conglomerates to develop those areas, or they would have to spend a lot of money themselves.

However, if they don't want certain places to develop, most of the time they can do it with just a smirk.

Therefore, in the eyes of these people, Han Li's act of buying those land plots was almost like that of a fool.

However, Anita Koch's client now has a second land purchase plan, and it seems he wants as much land as possible without being picky.

In addition, on September 24, the Chinese and British sides held preliminary talks on the Hong Kong issue.

The results were not as good as they had imagined, which made the foreigners who owned large amounts of land in Hong Kong uneasy.

Some of these people remain optimistic about England, believing that the British flag will eventually fly over Hong Kong.

However, this does not prevent them from taking the least damaging and more secure approach to managing their assets.

That means selling off some of the less important land and assets you own first.
(End of this chapter)