My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 891 Even the troops under his command are divided into Heavenly and Earthly Fiends

In fact, by this time, the main actors under Colorful Pictures were "Zhou and Liang".

It's impossible for a female star to carry the entire show on her own.

In terms of box office, Stephen Chow's "Legend of the Dragon" has currently grossed HK$4352 million, second only to "God of Gamblers" with HK$4758 million.

Qin Yuye's decision to stay in Hong Kong was also intended to reward various parties with a sense of pride and to pave the way for the theatrical release of Stephen Chow's next film, "God of Gamblers II," and then "God of Gamblers III."

Leung Chi-wai's performances in "God of Gamblers" and "God of Gamblers II" demonstrate that he is definitely more profitable than Leung Ka-fai.

But Wei Dong didn't mention what he wanted these two to do at all.

If it's profitable, then let's make money.

We'll try our best to take Leung Ka-fai to see more situations.

No one was in a hurry to see the provincial and municipal leaders gathered at the hotel, or the various generals waiting in Building 5.

As usual, after exiting the airport, I went to the international community construction site first. Instead of seeing the already formed "Chinese-style" streets and blocks, I saw residential buildings under intensive construction. I chatted with the workers at the construction site and learned that the workers here were the latest migrant workers recruited from the Anhui and Jiangxi areas.

Chi Shiming explained, "Old Geng and the others said it was your requirement that for the second half of the year, we should try to recruit people from the surrounding provinces of the construction site, and for the first half of the year, we should try to use people from Shangzhou and Jiangzhou."

Wei Dong came to confirm this situation and then explained to Liang Jiahui: "Because the vast majority of migrant workers from rural areas value the tradition of returning home for the Spring Festival, it would be troublesome for them to travel thousands of miles to work for two or three months and then return to their hometown in the southwest. So we should try our best to take into account everyone's customs, which can gradually cultivate the trend of going out to work at the beginning of the year."

Then he told Chi Shiming about the latest developments in the past two days: "Damn it, I never expected that the director of the Broadcasting Department would be an alumnus of CUHK. By establishing this connection, and with the new president being a computer industry scientist, he will naturally know my worth. Haha, I've discovered that there are many Shanghainese people in Hong Kong. Your international community should first advertise and sell to them!"

At the time, Wei Dong wanted to discuss with Uncle De about broadcasting real estate advertisements for the Shanghai International Community on Asia Television to sell it overseas. Otherwise, it would have been impossible to sell it for a price of one to two thousand US dollars per square meter.

As a result, they acquired ATV by some strange twist of fate, and now they can't just advertise however they want.

So Chi Shih-ming then brought a team of performers, including photographers, hosts, and directors, along with their equipment, to Shanghai to set up a "Shanghai office".

Chi Shiming scratched his head with delight: "This idea is even more precise, there's definitely something to sell!"

Leung Ka-fai also joined the discussion: "Yes, there were a lot of businessmen and intellectuals who came to Hong Kong from Shanghai during the War of Resistance against Japan and around 49. A high percentage of these people eventually became middle class or above in Hong Kong. They were a very high percentage in terms of both cultural knowledge and economic conditions. Many of the senior professors of humanities at CUHK are from Shanghai. They must have had the idea of ​​returning to their roots and buying houses here."

Wei Dong gestured: "It's normal to have all sorts of ideas and choices during a period of drastic social change. Now we are going through a difficult process of sorting things out before embarking on the path of reform and opening up. The mainland needs all kinds of foreign exchange funds, but I don't recommend the overseas donation model. I think buying a house is the best option. If you still have concerns and can't come back for a while, it's okay. Buy a house first. It's definitely a sure-fire investment. After a few years, you can come back with a home without any burdens. Isn't that great? A-Ming, you should follow this line of thinking to come up with the advertising ideas."

Chi Shiming scratched his head: "My God, if you play the emotional card like this, it's going to be a big deal. Should I hold a meeting with the TV station's Shanghai office to talk about it?"

Leung Ka-fai volunteered: "I'll do it, I'll try to understand it from the perspective of Hong Kong people, I'll conceive the idea, I'll act it out..."

Wei Dong chuckled to himself, "Then I'll give you the same rate Chow Yun-fat gets for shooting a shampoo commercial, but I won't charge you for the concept or script."

Liang Jiahui didn't even ask how much it cost: "Sigh, I've signed a contract to sell myself to you, boss!"

So, during their next visit to computer OEM and monitor factories that were frantically expanding their production capacity, the three of them casually discussed the plot of the advertisement.

But at this moment, news that Wei Dong had been encountered by "visiting groups" from various places and that the boss had arrived in Shanghai quickly began to spread among the various groups and teams.

Wei Dong then said, "Later, we'll have a tea party at the hotel banquet hall at 9 pm. I still need to go and check on things around here."

Teams from various regions quickly acknowledged the order. Some who had attended the sales conference the year before last had taken the initiative to relay the orders, while those who stood at attention and saluted were mostly key personnel from the infrastructure corps who had been dispatched to various regions to participate in the construction of branch offices and sales companies.

Liang Jiahui could see the reverence and belief that the leader held for him: "It's different. Boss, your team is so different. Their spirit and energy are as if they've fought their way through thousands of battles."

Indeed, after visiting the electronics industrial park, Chi Shiming immediately turned back to the hotel to make preparations, and had Wei Dong drive two Taoist priests to Pudong via the nearby river tunnel.

I inspected the automobile industrial park before dinner.

That's a massive army!
The open space that was filled with flagpoles just a few months ago has been leveled into an industrial area of ​​three million square meters, which is roughly the kind of grid-like city street that you can see every day, and can be divided into more than twenty sections!

Each one is around 100,000 square meters, roughly equivalent to the factory land that Wei Dong acquired in the Jiangzhou Economic Development Zone.

It is said that this area is roughly the same size as the Santana Industrial Park in the northern suburbs of Shanghai.

One can imagine the extent to which Shanghai Municipality supports Weidong, a "state-owned but privately-owned" automotive industry chain.

But when they returned just two months later, they found that the road was now crisscrossed with ravines, which had divided the huge grid-like road.

There were no hills or highlands; upon arrival, what one saw resembled a Go board layout, with factories of varying sizes under construction, containers piled up, and colorful flags fluttering in each square. This was the scene orchestrated by Lao Geng and Lao Cheng, two seasoned veterans.

Having settled this situation before the conference, no one dared to say that making Wei Dong do anything was just to make money for himself.

The project spanned twenty or thirty city blocks and involved the construction of hundreds of supporting factories. It didn't cost the government a single penny; the land was acquired for free. All the costs of relocating, transporting, and building the facilities from Citibank were borne by Weidong, but in the end, it was state-owned assets.

Let Wei Dong serve as chairman with an annual salary of only one yuan!
It's a slap in the face to that statement he held most dear.

Just by coming to see the site, you'll know how huge the investment is.

Colorful flags stretched as far as the eye could see across the construction site!
Imagine how spectacular it would be if at least a dozen tower cranes were working at the same time.

He paid out of his own pocket, brought his own food, and after it was all done, it became state-owned assets.

What more?

But he didn't express his emotions to Leung Ka-fai. He got out of the car and pointed into the distance: "I have a heart for the country and the people, but I also need to be vigilant. Everything I do has an expense bill. If someone is envious and wants to take all of this away, then they will have to pay the bill to appease my patriotism. In fact, I also have more than one million square meters of industrial park supporting residential real estate over there. I estimate that the money made from selling it will subsidize a lot here. But I am willing to make this kind of contribution."

Liang Jiahui listened intently: "Is reality not so idealistic?"

Wei Dong nodded deeply: "Yes, there is always struggle everywhere. We must neither become corrupted and lose our beliefs in the struggle, nor be foolishly naive and become victims. So we must strive to improve ourselves... Hello everyone!"

This place is full of elite troops!
Whether it's the core members of the infrastructure team drawn from various construction sites or the professional talents accumulated from the automobile localization team, they are all now being poured into the automobile industrial park in Shanghai.

These were all the direct descendants of Wei Dong, who started from Animal Village Real Estate and went on to study and research in automobile companies and various parts factories after graduating from university.

Now everyone is cheering. Ever since Wei Dong walked into the headquarters of the automobile industrial park, which is still the same farmhouse, people have been coming from all over the area, eager to take their boss to see their part under construction.

Finding that there were too many people, they stopped making a fuss and stretched their necks to squeeze into the courtyard, smiling happily.

Because the first to gather around immediately, Kaixin pulled Weidong to see the specially built basketball court in the yard, and took out a brand new basketball, asking the eldest brother to shoot a couple of times.

Watching these young people, mostly dressed in old military jackets and greasy, dirty military overcoats, surrounding Rang Weidong with bright, intelligent eyes, Liang Jiahui quietly put on black-rimmed glasses, looking somewhat like the chess master character, and leaned against the wall, seemingly disappearing into the crowd.

He tousled his hair to observe the people's demeanor, expressions, and behavior.

It seemed that upon seeing Rang Weidong, all the hardships and exhaustion vanished from their eyes, leaving only bright and pure smiles.

He now understands a little why Wei Dong had been sleeping at the TV station day and night, working tirelessly with the directors and producers.

Because I fought alongside these people, I felt an urge to give my all and rush to the front lines.

Wei Dong laughed and said, "I'll be having dinner with you all here later, but I'd like to remind you to eat less. Come with me to the five-star hotel in the electronics industrial park for a nice meal tonight!"

There were probably over a hundred people, cheering and shouting without asking why, they would dare to go even if it were a dragon's den or a tiger's lair.

Old Cheng was also standing by with a smile, and he even brought a few guys to challenge the team that Wei Dong had assembled. They played for half a game before going to the cafeteria to eat and talk together.

The progress certainly can't compare to that of the Beijing Cherokee.

There was already an assembly plant over there, and the construction of the plant started as early as the relocation of the industrial chain.

Therefore, now, for every supporting factory that is built and put into operation, we concentrate our efforts on improving production quality, drawing on key personnel from third-tier factories in Sichuan and Jiangzhou, and even drawing manpower from several industrial ministries to participate.

Everyone tacitly understood that this was a mission to send people for further study.

Just like how many people have already been replaced in chip factories and electronics factories.

This is starting completely from scratch.

Let's try to start trial production and vehicle rollout after the Spring Festival next year.

Wei Dong nodded silently.

Then he led these nearly two hundred close associates from the automotive and construction industries to the banquet hall of a five-star hotel.

The game started with a barrage of insults!

(End of this chapter)