My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 477 Holding a Golden Bowl and Begging for Food

We still slept together.

When we got home, Dong Xueqing said that she hadn't slept well the night before, and that I should take the baby to sleep first.

Wei Dong was told to wash up quickly and get into bed. He was just dozing off, slightly tipsy, when his sister-in-law casually changed into her pajamas, yawned, and came in to close the door.

Like an elderly couple, they slipped on their slippers and got into bed.

If Wei Dong said he didn't have any guesses, he wouldn't be a man.

But his decades-old moral compass still made him instinctively move towards the bed: "Hey, hey, hey, don't do this..."

Even I felt that I wasn't being honest.

Dong Xueqing would never pressure him. She reached out and hugged the baby between them, saying, "I'll be yours for life. Even without my sister, you're the only one in my heart. Do whatever you want. I know you can't bear to see me and the baby sad. Go to sleep."

No matter how you look at it, did Wei Dong ever yearn for a life of nightly revelry, debauchery, and womanizing? Never.

The old security guard with a missing hand had dreamed for decades of having a wife, children, and a warm home.

The clanging and chiseling is nothing more than the instinct of a young body, galloping on a body that one feels one can entrust with responsibilities.

In reality, he has never expressed his feelings to outsiders. He has been single for decades and is used to suppressing his feelings. He has a very strong sense of self-control.

Now, she turned to look at the other side of the bed, her dark, snow-white hair covering her face, her beautiful, clear eyes gazing at him tenderly.

She wasn't as gentle as her sister, wanting only to dive in, but she also didn't have that stubborn, resolute determination to turn around and leave.

All I felt was grievance and apology.

She pouted slightly, as if she wanted to give herself up completely, so there was a hint of melancholy between her brows.

Wei Dong didn't want to talk anymore. He had reached out to smooth the marks on the child's forehead and eyebrows, but halfway there he turned off the lamp and gently patted the child: "Go to sleep."

Xiaodie was sleeping soundly, but in her sleep she turned over and snuggled up to her aunt's chest. Realizing that this wasn't right, she turned back to this side.

Dong Xueqing seemed to understand the look in their eyes, and her sorrow slowly dissipated. She had a childlike heart, so she reached out and covered the child, saying okay.

Surprisingly, we fell asleep peacefully with our eyes locked.

The poor kid probably spent the whole night dreaming that he was Sun Wukong being suppressed under two Five Finger Mountains.

So I'm bound to be grumpy first thing in the morning; my morning grumpiness is getting worse and worse.

The little phoenix, who was sleeping outside, hadn't even opened its eyes yet, so I quickly picked it up and took it to the kitchen to prepare a meal.

The rest was left for Wei Dong to laze around in bed, slowly waking up, and he felt that it wasn't so bad?

Actually, he didn't know how to handle the situation either.

Given his personality, he felt uneasy about Dong Xueying's return.

They were so open and honest, and then they left without hesitation.

Do you really think I'm some kind of clay idol?

It's really unpleasant to feel like you're not being considered the most important option.

It's rather pointless to blame your sister-in-law or the child for this.

Are we just going to completely abandon this child who is not related to us by blood?

Not to mention that his sister-in-law is his right-hand woman.

After rambling on and on with random thoughts, the initial energy from early morning finally wore off before I got up and dressed.

Dong Xueqing blinked again, her face full of pleading as if she wouldn't sleep any longer.

But looking at the baby next to me, sucking on a bottle and full of energy, I just couldn't bear to leave him.

I had no choice but to change my clothes and go to work, muttering to myself.

She even shyly retreated to her room, never even considering any seductive tricks.

So when she arrived at the factory, Shen Cuiyue observed that the old man was full of yang energy and was quite puzzled about what the two of them, a lone man and a woman, were doing. She thought that if they could do a live stream so she could watch the drama unfold, her life would be perfect.

Wei Dong chuckled at her probing look with a clear conscience: "I'm planning to acquire a cosmetics factory. Do you want to help me manage those people?"

After finding out that there were only a little over a hundred people there, and that it was still on the other side of the old injection factory, Jianghu Girl had no interest: "Move over here. The fifth stage will be completed by the end of the year, and there will be plenty of space. We don't even know which factories will be put in yet, so it's good to bring them over for easy management."

Wei Dong immediately realized that this made sense.

Since the opening of the Animal Village on August 18th, both existing and pre-sale apartments have generated 18 million yuan in revenue from the two buildings. Of this, more than 2 million yuan was given to the Urban Construction Company to repair the dormitory building, while the rest was used by Wei Dong's cash reserves to invest in the previously slowed-down construction of the fifth-level factory building.

Despite their enormous size, what's so complicated about industrial buildings? They're just piles of steel bars and concrete.

With its own cement plant and steel processing plant, the company boasts excellent cost control and efficiency.

But once these five stages are completed, the area will be over 37,000 square meters, which is equal to the total area of ​​all the previous factory buildings. The sanitary napkin factory no longer needs to be expanded. The scale of producing 1.5 million packs per day is not saturated, but two self-made semi-automatic production lines have already begun trial production.

One person on one line is equivalent to fifty people in manual bagging.

Wei Dong's idea was to free up some workers and transfer them to larger garment and computer factories, which could be considered an industrial upgrade.

But right now it's obvious that shampoo is a national necessity, and with his and Hong Tiancheng's advertising abilities, it will definitely sell like hotcakes, just like sanitary napkins and jeans.

This factory will definitely need to expand its scale. What can more than a hundred people do?

So he nodded in agreement, did a quick inspection of the various sections, and then took a few college student leaders with him from the car area. They carried an X-ray computer and a printer from the Jinling factory to the city first.

This report serves as a notification that during this trip to Beijing and Shanghai, the X-computers produced in Jiangzhou received recognition from the Fifth and Fourth Ministries of Machinery Industry, and merged with the R&D and production of the Zhonghua Learning Machine to form a computer consortium.

Currently, financial and fiscal experts are evaluating the trial equipment, with the next step being national procurement.

Therefore, it is also necessary to integrate more manufacturers to share the orders for these tens of thousands of equipment units.

This newly modified "X computer" with a printer interface is the latest result.

We encourage city secretaries and typists to try out this product for document preparation. We welcome any valuable feedback.

He was a seasoned veteran who had been working in the company for forty years. His trick to reporting work was to focus on the key points that the leader cared about, rather than the details of the work. So he would directly deliver the key results and simply skip over the intermediate steps.

As expected, it immediately garnered enthusiastic attention from the city. Despite being so busy, a group of leaders gathered around to see Wei Dong personally teach the city's secretariat typist how to type a simple poem on a computer, and then print it out in letter paper mode.

At that time, full-time typists in local units used type printers with two or three thousand lead type molds, skillfully finding the appropriate characters among the densely packed text and pressing them onto the page.

Professional skills are absolutely required.

Now, it's clear that the typist struggles to use Pinyin, but it's obvious that they can pick it up immediately, and the printed pages are clean, neat, and exactly what you see.

Adding an existing photocopier can instantly boost work efficiency.

When you visited the computer workshop in Jiangzhou last time, including the later donation of computers to primary and secondary schools, what you saw was still a product of technological indicators.

In just two or three months, it has evolved to the point where it can be used around us.

Everyone was very excited and incredulous.

One leader even sat down and typed in the poem with one finger, then printed it out, beaming like a child: "It has a promising future, this product will definitely flourish!"

Wei Dong then gave a brief demonstration of the spreadsheet: "This is the key. It tracks the attendance of thousands or even tens of thousands of people, and the computer can instantly calculate their salaries. This is the software program we are currently assisting the financial and fiscal departments with. Many departments, including medical, tax, and transportation, also use it. In fact, the biggest advantage of computer programs is that they provide verifiable records and evidence, which minimizes the risk of embezzlement and favoritism..."

This is not enough to warrant further attention and discussion.

Only after Wei Dong returned to the small conference room did he briefly describe his work as the vice president of the joint venture company at Pingjing Automobile Manufacturing Plant.

He didn't appear in the news about the Citizens' Vice President, which makes him less likely to be known in this era of limited information.

Now, when people hear this description, they're probably amazed, thinking, "Wow, kid, you're really good at tumbling around!"

However, the main focus of the description, besides the access control system and the operating principles of the cafeteria card swiping system, is the ins and outs of foreign exchange preparation.

As for other projects such as building large buildings or developing commercial centers, not a word was mentioned.

To avoid having too much information or too much clutter that would affect the main theme.

People in Jiangzhou must be looking at each other in confusion. As an inland city with a separate planning status, Jiangzhou doesn't have such a strong demand for foreign exchange.

They were very clear about the current situation of the foreign exchange gap in the overall policy and strategy, but they did not expect that the drawbacks of the joint venture between Pingjing Automobile and the foreign exchange gap would be so significant.

After all, Jiangzhou's own Jiang'an Automobile was under the jurisdiction of the Fifth Ministry of Machinery Industry, and Jiangzhou had no ability to provide foreign exchange.

Therefore, it was only natural for Wei Dong to disclose the foreign exchange quota he had obtained, with the key point being to use a large number of goods to trade overseas: "My idea is not to trade similar textiles with other regions, but to find things that we have that others don't, things that have unique characteristics and selling points to export, rather than just earning some cheap raw materials and rough processing fees. This can also help Jiangzhou's production capacity achieve greater development."

With that said, the city officials all nodded in agreement: "Currently, Jiangzhou's total export value is about 1200 million US dollars. If you can achieve tens of millions of US dollars, it will definitely bring huge benefits to the entire Jiangzhou economy. We support you, we fully support you!"

Wei Dongcai pulled out a glass bottle from his pocket: "This is the SOD we reported last year. The corn bio-extraction process is still under construction, but the extraction using pig blood resources in Shangzhou is already quite stable. Our tests show that it is indeed beneficial to the skin, so we plan to import the product from Hong Kong to make cosmetics and skincare products in Jiangzhou. This is very attractive to female consumers in developed countries."

The leaders who were spreading the word probably didn't know that the small factory below had already changed personnel, but they certainly knew that such a factory existed.

The person in charge of industry has already made the decision: "No problem, we will immediately arrange for Jiangzhou Cosmetics Factory to connect with you. You can propose any specific cooperation methods you wish to use."

So what was once a matter of contact between Wei Dong and Hong Tiancheng has now become a collaboration initiated by the city.

Furthermore, Secretary Zhai from the city government and the relevant bureau leader accompanied them to the Jiangzhou Cosmetics Factory.

Upon arriving at the factory, Wei Dong was somewhat surprised to find that it was located in the core business district of the North Shore area.

It's not very big, about the same size as Shen Cuiyue's food street plaza on the second floor of the fourth floor, about five or six thousand square meters.

The two factory buildings and office building were crammed full.

But inside that factory was a complete production line for imported cosmetic creams and lotions!
Wei Dong immediately wanted to take back his words about Hong Tiancheng; this factory was a golden goose.

(End of this chapter)