My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 661 Not much, not much, the three-thirds system is the most amazing
Qin Yuye does indeed have a family tradition.

She generally doesn't interrupt when outsiders are around.

However, if there are powerful allies or even adversaries, then it is better to create opportunities for conflict.

Because business thrives on interaction and collaboration.

The idea is actually similar to Shen Cuiyue's deliberate act of playing the villain to put on a friendly facade for the master.

Those seemingly casual hints and suggestions still have the effect of adding the finishing touch.

Her intention was simply to show that our family isn't naive or foolish; we know the ways of the world and the rules.

She deliberately left the conversation open for the man to elaborate on.

As a result, Wei Dong thoroughly integrated the future development path of the national group, which surprised even himself.

When he acquired shares in Guoji Group, he was simply helping Lao Fang take responsibility. In reality, neither he nor Lao Fang had figured out how to develop the container industry.

With Singapore becoming the world's largest transshipment port and Hong Kong as the world's third largest transshipment port, a situation of two dragons playing together.

How can the impoverished West Wharf and Guoji keep up with the competition?

They are still trying to find a solution.

How could capitalists, especially those who control the economic lifeline, possibly allow any competitors to emerge?

Moreover, it's clearly a sleeping lion about to awaken.

Their only option is to desperately contain and suppress them.

As a result of this discussion, and more importantly, through exchanges with Zhong Zhenhua, a port and dock expert, the idea of ​​using Yangtze River freight to drive the national shipping industry was thoroughly inspired.

At least at this stage, when even Lao Fang doesn't have enough funds to drive the national team to expand into overseas markets, we should focus on the domestic market first.

That evening, Wei Dong called Lao Fang to share his ideas, and Lao Fang praised them highly.

This path is not at all in conflict with Lao Fang's overseas development efforts; in fact, it will become his greatest support.

Guoji cannot be the kind of international container merchant that simply accepts shipments as long as it pays. Its main function, beyond making money, is to enable China to take advantage of the container industry and prevent the mainland's future reform and opening up and foreign economic development from being held hostage by other countries through the container trade.

As a result, Wei Dong chose to focus on boosting domestic demand first.

He has the ability to see the future, so of course he knows that what follows is an explosion of productivity in China after the liberation of various productive forces.

The various products that flood the market like galloping wild horses require logistics transfer.

When there wasn't enough money to build a large-scale infrastructure project and a highway network, the naturally "slow and wide river surface" was the best choice.

This idea wasn't just brilliant, it was so amazing that Lao Fang burst out laughing on the phone.

Just then, the Shanghai Customs came to hold talks with the port and port machinery departments. With Zhong Zhenhua's strong advocacy, Shanghai and Jiangzhou, the two ends of the Yangtze River shipping route, decided to work together, which seemed very promising.

So, after Wei Dong landed at the airport, he got into his own minivan and headed straight to Jiangzhou City to report on his work.

Shen Cuiyue came to pick her up with the militia platoon leader and driver. As soon as they met, she drew out her voice as if she wanted to hit someone from afar: "Oh my... you look so much better now that you've been out for postpartum confinement!"

Dong Xueqing didn't take the bait at all, and with Qin Yuye's careful instruction over the past month, she said: "Hey, hey, hey, you don't need to use me as a cover. You sit in the passenger seat, you sit with him, I'll sit in the back. Come on, there are gifts for everyone. Sister Hou, Xiao Su, you work hard all the time. Would you be interested in coming along on a business trip next time?"

The militia platoon leader said, "I went to Pyongyang last time too. I've been wanting to go out and see the world for a long time."

Zhuoma quickly presented the small pearl necklaces she had prepared, one after another.

This is all thanks to Qin Yuye's teachings on how to win over those around you. Relying solely on Shen Cuiyue's intimidating and high-pressure tactics in the martial arts world is too one-sided.

However, at this moment, Shen Laosan had none of his intimidating and high-pressure aura. He was as docile as an orange cat. Even after getting into the passenger seat, he hid in the corner of the seat and stared at Rang Weidong without blinking. His burning eyes revealed his longing.

Unfortunately, her flirtatious glances were only for straight men, and Wei Dong occasionally caught a glimpse of them and even praised her for her acting.

Shen Cuiyue didn't dare to speak yet, because as soon as Wei Dong opened his mouth, the packed carriage behind them immediately fell silent, just like movie theater seats.

Surprised by the pearl necklace, showing off the Great Wall fan, and crouching in the corner with a baby, everyone perked up their ears.

Xiao Die even managed to peek out from between the front seats.

How do you express your emotions?

This kind of course isn't even in the textbooks for honey trap scams.

I had no choice but to suppress my pout and watch the whole thing.

When Wei Dong drove into the city compound, he still felt that his suit was a bit too fashionable. Looking back, Ram immediately took off the ordinary jacket hanging behind him and offered it to him.

Even after the car door closed, Zhuoma still managed to peek at Xiaodie from beside her, which startled Shen Cuiyue awake. She immediately started flailing her arms and legs. Dong Xueqing led the way in shushing her, just like how Shen Laosan used to tease her sister; now he was getting his revenge.

The only thing Wei Dong was asked to discuss in the city was cooperation.

The Shanghai-Jiangsu-Zhejiang region is currently the strongest industrial production base in the country, as well as the most developed place for commodity sales. Jiangzhou, on the other hand, is a major industrial town that brought together third-tier factories for both light and heavy industries, and is also a pilot zone for economic system reform.

Both sides are core areas undergoing large-scale reforms.

Connecting these two places via the Yangtze River will drive the entire Yangtze River industrial chain, with an absolutely huge impact.

It's clear that Jiangzhou's courage is still somewhat lacking compared to Shanghai. Moreover, Shanghai's experts are almost all locally trained, while Jiangzhou often sends them from elsewhere.

The difference is still significant.

They certainly agreed that relying on shipping and export trade to drive economic synergy between the two sides.

But the focus was still on the auto show: "It's late November, only a month away. This is the first time such a large-scale exhibition has ever been held in Jiangzhou. Are you confident?"

Wei Dong immediately realized that he had overstepped his bounds; this was a grand strategy of such scale that it was not his place to speak out.

He immediately shifted the focus: "The second round of advertising for the auto show will emphasize the production and support of auto parts. Starting in early December, it will be broadcast two or three times a week, gradually coordinating with the auto show advertising. This is the core focus of this auto show. After all, most machinery factories don't have the capacity to produce cars, but they do have the capability to produce high-quality auto parts. The Citizen joint venture Cherokee, the Hans joint venture Santana, the Japanese Flying Tiger, and the Songhuajiang minivan will all be prominently displayed at the exhibition. Could Jiangzhou City request that Jiang'an Automobile be the biggest highlight of the exhibition?"

This tactic is similar to what happened in Shanghai, where the city government asked Santana to cooperate. The manufacturer was already willing to participate, but the city government's repeated reminders made the level of importance even higher.

After all, it would be good for Wei Dong to know that the Santana and Jiang'an minivans had played a significant role in the history of domestic automobiles and were considered national-level key vehicles. In addition, Wei Dong had inadvertently gained control of the Cherokee, which perfectly formed the representation of three different types of vehicles: SUVs, sedans, and minivans.

We must use these three cars to create a spectacular display of fireworks at the auto show!

These three models will be the core of domestically produced vehicles for the next decade. As for how many other independent private car companies they can drive, that's all up to fate.

As expected, Jiangzhou City's focus is on this. Compared to cooperating with the behemoth Shanghai on the Yangtze River Economic Belt, developing the local automobile industry is more realistic.

He immediately nodded and agreed to convene a meeting of all automobile and motorcycle manufacturers, as well as various parts factories and machinery factories in Jiangzhou City, and emphasized that they should simply organize a "Jiangzhou Pavilion".
Wei Dong still has to persuade the whole country to act as one. If Jiangzhou is doing this, should the Shanghai Pavilion and the Beijing Pavilion be done as well?

Did the three municipalities somehow represent the three car models?
Although Jiangzhou is nothing at the moment.

We talked for about two or three hours before leaving after receiving various instructions. I told them not to travel around for the next month or so, to focus all their energy on making the exhibition a success, and to maintain efficient communication at all times.

No one in the car dared to get out. Dong Xueqing couldn't help but complain, "If I had known it would be like this, I would have gone back to the company first. Ten minutes would have passed, and there are so many things waiting for me. Lao San, you can stay here with me."

Shen Cuiyue, who disliked going to government offices, quickly retorted, "You're the third one!"

She secretly gave Wei Dong a meaningful look, implying that she might be the third one.

Wei Dong, whose mind was full of work matters, was amused by the two of them and still drove to the White Building, which was indeed very close from the city government.

I also bought a sponge cake downstairs. Xiaodie hadn't eaten one in a long time and was smacking her lips.

Inside the elevator, Dong Xueqing even snatched half a piece from her niece. The little girl glared helplessly at her father, saying, "Look at the kind of people these are!"
When the elevator reached the sixth floor, Fengchu lightly patted the cake crumbs off her hands, grabbed Weidong's sleeve to wipe her mouth, and then, with a cool expression, led the way out.

While everyone was still in the elevator, they heard the once noisy and bustling office area outside gradually fall silent, and then immediately turn into greetings of "Hello, Manager Dong, you're back."

To be precise, even Wei Donglai wouldn't have been this lethal.

He always maintains a sunny and cheerful older brother image.

Shen Laosan was decisive and ruthless in the factory area, while the office building was Dong Xueqing's territory.

He quickly walked through the lobby filled with computers, casually calling out a series of managers' names: "Come to my office to discuss some issues..."

This immediately created a tense atmosphere throughout the entire floor.

With the CEO away for nearly two months and the entire operation conducted remotely, they must have discovered quite a few problems, perhaps even deliberately relaxing management to expose these issues.

A complete overhaul is definitely in order now.

If we don't do this well, how will we be able to travel abroad in the future?

Wei Dong simply carried the baby upstairs: "This time, after signing a cooperation agreement with an international hotel group in Beijing, I learned that this is called a long-stay hotel. We will first open three different types of mid-to-low-end hotels in Shanghai, and then Beijing and Jiangzhou will follow suit. Once we understand the model, we will expand to branches in all provinces across the country. I estimate that by the end of next year, we will be able to scale up to dozens of hotels."

Shen Cuiyue was trying to signal to her younger siblings with her eyes, "Are they really that clueless? They should quickly move aside and make room!"

Zhuoma quickly took out a baby bottle from her backpack to play with the insects and took it from them. Lamu reached out and took Xiaodie's hand, trying to lead her away.

As a result, the son was taken over in a daze, while the daughter refused to let go, so Mao'er and Shitou had no choice but to keep their distance and watch from afar.

This family of three walked along the carpeted corridor of the long-term rental hotel room, and surprisingly, many of the shell companies with their doors open did not realize that they were the big boss and the general manager behind them.

But Jianghu Girl was still shocked by the dozens of hotels: "So many?!"

Are you going to find another concubine to manage things?
(End of this chapter)