My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 334 All muscle and muscle from hard work, don't mistake him for a fat pig.
There was an undercover agent assisting.

By sending Wei Dong and his R&D team to Beijing, every move they made was under Shen Laosan's control.

Wu Shengyun was even able to follow the driver and drive that unwashed Jeep to the airport to pick him up.

As expected, the boss was satisfied: "This place gathers the resources of the entire country. What are we compared to it? Don't flaunt it in Beijing. This is just a means of transportation. The more you focus your attention on this, the less respectable you are."

Wu Shengyun reported: "The construction and renovation of the office building is nearing completion. I have been assisting the Bureau of Government Affairs with this work, focusing on the preparation of the restaurant and the details of welcoming and sending off guests. Indeed, some people suggested that the office should be equipped with a few nice cars. Following Dong Ge's attitude, Jiangzhou is just a planned city. What would people think if we used luxury cars to go in and out for business? In the end, we decided on two minivans produced in Jiangzhou, one with eleven seats and the other with nineteen seats, which can also be regarded as a demonstration of Jiangzhou's achievements in automobile production."

This is a truly intelligent person. He understood Wei Dong's attitude perfectly and did it without hesitation.

Even if they mess things up, it's still considered helping Wei Dong take the blame, and they know their master won't treat them unfairly.

Wei Dong approved of this approach and even described the later references to the story of "Running Forward" to Wu Shengyun. No matter how powerful a city is, it still has to come to Beijing for various resources. Even the qualification of a poor county means a lot of funds being allocated.

In the 1980s, apart from insiders who made a living from this in Beijing, it was difficult for ordinary people to have this kind of knowledge. It was only later, with the development of information technology bridging the information gap, that some people gained some knowledge of the tax system.

Wu Shengyun tried his best to understand: "After the Spring Festival, I heard that a series of projects were facilitated. Sometimes I would ask myself repeatedly if I had done something wrong, but doing a good job of what Brother Dong asked me to do is my duty."

It seems that Wei Dong is more attentive to dealing with men, and he might subconsciously avoid listening attentively to women, for fear of being misled.

Now I can hear: "You feel like you've missed out on a lot of battles, and you're a bit conflicted?"

Wu Shengyun made no secret of it: "If Shengyun wants to gain Dong Ge's trust, he definitely has to settle down and make some achievements. Sometimes, seeing other parts making rapid progress, I still get anxious."

Dong Ge, driving the car, said: "We are already on the right track of prioritizing sales. All our efforts revolve around this main direction, including real estate development and corn bioengineering. It's all just to acquire the capacity to produce goods and then sell them for profit, so we must not go astray."

So, following the road from the airport to the city, I sorted out Jiangzhou's activities after the Spring Festival: contracting the zoo, transforming into a city construction company for development and construction, and taking over several enterprises from Wanshang. "You've always had your own views on the use of funds, but you've seen the current tight credit situation. If we had borrowed heavily last year, we would have become lambs to the slaughter this time."

Wu Shengyun spoke with the air of someone from an old-fashioned business family, yet also with the youthful ambition of a young man: "I heard about it in Pingjing, and I was drenched in cold sweat. I almost made a terrible mistake. Brother Dong was truly wise."

Wei Dong didn't say that he was just flattering him, but carefully analyzed these parts: "Once the office has settled things, it will be handed over to Lao Qin to manage. We are just assisting. We must not overstep our bounds and think that we have control over any channels. A-Ming is working with Lao Geng on real estate development and construction. You can also choose a part to lead. Don't rush."

Just like the chaotic situation of warlords rising up everywhere, Wei Dong's side quickly built up a strong force, which can be said to be quite well-established among various unorthodox forces.

The problem remains: it's easy to find a thousand soldiers, but hard to find a good general.

Chi Shiming's extremely unique identity in both Hong Kong and Jiangnan gave Wei Dong a kind of mutual understanding and trust similar to that of the Reborn Alliance.

Old Geng is quite capable, but his abilities are limited to engineering and team management. Having lived in the mountains for almost twenty years, he has virtually no business acumen or social awareness. Old Cheng from Xishan Factory is in a similar situation.

Han Guobin and the others still have a growth process.

We can't rely on just a few women to control the overall situation, so we still need to continue training various types of people.

Once they arrived in the city, they were taken directly to participate in the signing of the agreement, while the R&D personnel in vehicle 212 returned to the factory to await further instructions.

The address Wu Xi gave was in an inconspicuous old office building, but there were quite a few cars there.

Wei Dong's initial thought was that of an ordinary person complaining about being poor thirty or forty years later: "Damn, on the one hand, they're complaining about being so poor, and on the other hand, they're providing luxury cars to their work unit and pushing for rank evaluations. The top priority for the zoo is to get it rated as a county-level unit. Can't they focus their energy on doing the work itself when they're always focused on these things?"

Wu Shengyun only had one kind of domineering attitude: "Boss, you're really awesome!"

Because even Wei Dong himself didn't realize that when he was a security guard, he was just a keyboard warrior, but now he can actually influence and change things.

For example, Wu Xi was chatting with someone inside, holding a teacup, and lazily introduced this person as his childhood friend, who was now the Science and Technology Association under the Department of Science and Technology Education of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and the Second Division under that was in charge of key projects such as science and technology innovation for increasing grain yield and efficiency: "Here's a plate of vinegar for you, making these dumplings is too damn difficult!"

Wei Dong quickly shook hands with him.

Wu Xi briefly visited Jiangzhou before joining the film crew in Shangzhou. Then Han Guobin got into trouble and separated from Rang Weidong. Wu Shengyun happened to have no connection with this storyline.

He had traveled extensively throughout the country in the past few years and had seen a great deal, and these past two months he had been staying in Beijing. Now, he was completely shocked. He could definitely recognize what kind of people these were. So this was his master's background? No wonder he was so fearless in Hong Kong!
Wei Dong's calm demeanor stemmed from his Lao Tzu-like attitude of focusing on practical matters and seeking only protection, without getting involved in other matters: "Hmm, I understand. We'll be having dumplings later."

Wu Xi laughed heartily: "Has this tight money supply affected you too? Just write me an IOU first."

Wei Dong could tell that they were genuinely trying to help. In fact, if they really wanted to raise the money, it wouldn't be impossible. At least the Hong Kong businessmen had transferred some funds, and with the cash pools of several major product customers, they could definitely manage to temporarily divert and adjust the funds.

But he definitely didn't want to give people the impression of being a fat pig: "Let's pay one million first, and the balance will be paid off this year. The tight credit has little to do with us. The main problem is that the funds have been invested in the restructuring and coordination of the third-tier factories."

Wu Xi immediately focused her attention: "Oh? Which third-tier factories?"

Wei Dong skipped over the unchanged Hongguang Factory: "There's a classified engineering and infrastructure team in Wuxian County. The project was halted more than half a year ago and they're undergoing restructuring to save themselves. They have more than 5,000 people to feed, drink, and take care of. So I brought them to Jiangzhou and established an urban construction and development company with the city as the controlling shareholder. The other shares are held by the demobilized engineering soldiers. I take a one-yuan annual salary and serve as the chairman in name only. My main job is to help them find work. They can only eat if they have work. They've invested money to build several buildings, so their funds are definitely a bit tight."

Wu Xi, no longer teasing, looked at her childhood friend and said, "I'll go check on these people later."

He still adheres to the principle of seeing things for oneself, so as not to be deceived after being relayed, which would be shameful.

Let Wei Dong further disrupt the timeline: "The largest third-line factory was Dukou Steel City. When it was first built and put into trial production in the 1960s and 70s, they had to haul the ore out along the small river. They built some barges with a capacity of 100 tons. After more than ten years, the internal branch railway was laid and they were used for this work. The barges were then left idle. Someone over there bought these ships and actually had the audacity to transport them from the Jinsha River to Jiangzhou and put them into the Yangtze River shipping. As a result, they didn't know that this section of the Yangtze River was too dangerous and the rapids were too turbulent to pass through. They were stuck with them. My restructured transport company is currently mobilizing vehicles to go there and prepare to tow the ships out along the national highway. This will also cost a lot of money."

The issue itself is still the same, but the focus has shifted.

Later generations of self-media and similar platforms are the best at using this trick.

Wu Xi and his childhood friend were both astonished: "Really? What kind of ship is that? I've seen barges in Shangzhou that can be transported out by car?"

The crew has already gone there: "Most of what you see are two or three hundred tons, thirty or forty meters long, and five hundred tons, fifty or sixty meters long. These upstream tributaries, with a capacity of one hundred tons, are less than twenty-five meters long. The Third Front construction also gave rise to the professional category of heavy-duty transportation. Otherwise, how would we transport super-large boilers, engine shafts, and the like? These people are idle when there are no big projects. It will cost me a lot of money to take over. Oh, and those dormitory buildings you lived in, we also need to build them for them."

The main point is that Lao Tzu earns a lot, but also spends a lot.

Finally, he even brought his own cloth bag, which was his design recommendation. Since plastic bags still require imported raw materials and are not convenient to use widely, he suggested making cloth bags instead.

The idea of ​​using those shoulder bags for grocery shopping in later generations, which cost only a few cents in fabric and labor, to package fashionable jeans and get a bag in return, was praised by Qin Yuye.

It's probably just that the old security guard got used to collecting insulated bags from his takeout orders.

He took out a few T-shirts from inside: "There are more in the car. If you like them, bring them to your family and friends to try on. They've already started being distributed nationwide, and I estimate you'll see them all over the country this summer..."

There were T-shirts back then, but they were called undershirts, which later became known as "old man shirts".

It's loose and baggy, meant to be worn as underwear. Only unkempt old men and women would wear it as outerwear. Young people wouldn't wear such lifeless clothes, even if they were wearing a vest.

Even though they were both T-shirts, after the design and fabric were adjusted, this Hong Kong version became what is now known as the export version. It was crisp and thick, and especially when there were words or patterns on the chest or back, it was immediately elevated to the fashion level.

Even Wu Xi and his childhood friend clicked their tongues and picked it up curiously to examine it: "What does this red heart mean?"

You can tell at a glance that someone studied Russian; you wouldn't recognize them no matter where they're taken apart.

“I love China, that’s the main product.” Wei Dong’s disdain for him must mean he didn’t do well: “This ship is just used to transport T-shirts and jeans down the Yangtze River to Shanghai, then load them onto foreign trade ships to sell to Citibank for a pittance.”

Wu Xi finally understood the whole story: "Just pull out as much manpower and resources as possible from the third-line factories in the mountains?"

Wei Dongcai then clearly presented the template for the transformation of the Third Front factory.

It took Wu Shengyun a lot of effort to control his expression and prevent him from making a fuss.

Because this is definitely not meant for these two to see.

(End of this chapter)