Back in the 1980s, hiking in the mountains was also a way of life

Yesterday, Wang An had already given him a brief overview of the development prospects of motorcycles and how practical they are for ordinary people.

Most importantly, for many families, buying a motorcycle is just a financial strain, not an unaffordable one.

After everyone had finished speaking, Wang An then adopted a mysterious and inscrutable expression, and then said with a smile:
"This is the difference between you and me. I can see that this thing can make a lot of money, but you are questioning whether anyone will buy it. Let me tell you, not only will people buy this thing, but it will sell out incredibly fast, and the sales will increase year by year, faster and faster."

After scanning the six pairs of eyes that were looking at him, Wang An said again:
"Let me tell you, although motorcycles may not seem to be selling very fast these days, their sales volume is actually increasing."

And soon, motorcycles will sweep across every corner of China, and you will soon find that, seemingly overnight, every household has a motorcycle.

"What we need to do is to get involved in this market. We don't need to do much; as long as we capture the entire market in Northeast China, we can make a fortune."

Wang An's words, while quite appealing to everyone, also seemed to have made them even more confused.

The main problem is that these six people really hadn't paid attention to these things.

Seeing that everyone still didn't understand, Wang An pointed out the window and said:

"Think back to this time two years ago, there were only a few motorcycles in our county town. Let alone motorcycles, being able to ride a bicycle back then was considered quite remarkable."

After a pause, Wang An continued:

"Think about it again this time last year, how many motorcycles were running back and forth on the streets? And look at now, it's only been a few years, less than three years, and motorcycles are everywhere now, aren't they?"

After Wang An finished speaking, everyone nodded, indicating that they agreed with his statement.

Seeing that the time wasn't right, Wang An continued:

“Don’t judge ordinary people’s lives by your own standards. I talked about this with Brother Wu yesterday.”

Next, Wang An used the various aspects of life that motorcycles can be involved in to indirectly illustrate how good the market prospects of motorcycles are, how large the demand is, and most importantly, how profitable it is to run a motorcycle business.

After Wang An finished speaking, the six second-generation rich kids spontaneously applauded him.

Wang Shuai clapped as he spoke:
"Xiao An, if you ask me, you're a business genius. If you want to research something, you're bound to succeed. You can even make a name for yourself by talking about motorcycles."

After a pause, Wang Shuai's eyes suddenly lit up and he said:
"Why don't you start a company? I read in the newspaper that individuals can start companies now. Then all of us can work for you. What do you think?"

After Wang Shuai finished speaking, Wu Dong immediately chimed in with a smile:
"Yeah, I think that's a good idea. What are you doing staying in that mountain valley? Come out and make some money! With your brains and the help of the six of us, oh my god! Wouldn't we be invincible? Holy crap!"

After the two finished speaking, He Liang, Ma Guoqiang, Zhang Shuya, and Sun Nian all chimed in, as if the matter had been decided happily.

Therefore, Wang An hurriedly said:

"Forget about starting a company. I didn't even graduate from junior high school, what kind of company would I start? You guys are just making trouble! Let me tell you, my brain is only good for giving advice and figuring out ways to make money. If you really ask me to do it myself, I'm sure I'll mess it up." Although Wang An wanted to make money, he would absolutely not do it if it required him to put in the effort to start a company.

Having been given a second chance at life, and with so many ways to make money, why make yourself live such a tiring life? Isn't that just crazy?
Seeing that everyone still wanted to persuade him, Wang An quickly changed the subject:
“I’ve prepared two plans here. Take a look and see which one we prefer. Anyway, there are seven of us, so in the end, we’ll just go with the majority.”

Wu Dong took the plan, glanced at it twice, and said impatiently:
"What's so interesting about this thing? Xiao An, just tell me directly. Whichever one you think is suitable, we'll get that one."

After Wu Dong finished speaking, Wang Shuai and Zhang Shuya echoed his words, basically agreeing with Wang An and doing whatever he said.

However, after thinking about it, Wang An still mentioned the plan to make quick money, which was the first plan.

It must be admitted that this method of stockpiling goods and making quick money is indeed very tempting.

With sufficient funds, one can make a lot of money in a very short time. Compared to the various uncertainties of building a motorcycle factory, the thrill of making a fortune is truly tempting.

However, when Wang An proposed the second option—building a motorcycle factory that could generate good profits for at least 30 years—the six second-generation heirs hesitated for a long time before finally agreeing to the second option.

The reason why they couldn't choose both at the same time—that is, to make quick money while building a motorcycle factory—was because everyone's financial resources were limited, and Wang An couldn't possibly put all his wealth into motorcycles.

If they were to make quick money before building a factory, it would take at least six months or even a year.

But by then, motorcycle prices had skyrocketed, along with the prices of parts and production lines, so building a factory at that time would still be a losing proposition.

In short, it all boils down to one sentence: "They're making trouble because they don't have money."

After the matter was discussed and agreed upon, just like when the pharmaceutical factory was built, everyone continued to perform their respective duties.

Zhang Shuya and Sun Nian were responsible for finding a temporary factory.

Wu Dong and Wang Shuai were responsible for handling all the procedures for the motorcycle factory.

He Liang and Ma Guoqiang went back to Harbin to find an import agency.

Previously, Wu Dong, Wang Shuai, He Liang, and Ma Guoqiang's side business was tinkering with second-hand imported equipment, so importing motorcycle parts and some parts production lines was not difficult for them at all.

Of these seven people, Wang An was the most idle, because when it came to building a factory, Wang An could only offer suggestions and ideas; he really couldn't help with anything else.

Of course, this is exactly what Wang An was thinking: let others do the work and he can just earn some money along the way. Anyway, Wang An's requirements for making money are not that high.

However, precisely because Wang An did nothing, he had to contribute more money to the factory construction. The six second-generation heirs each contributed 70,000 yuan, but Wang An had to contribute 80,000 yuan, although everyone's share was the same.

After everyone left, Wang An originally intended to go home, but inexplicably turned the steering wheel, and the car drove straight to Fang Xiu'e's house. (End of Chapter)