The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 718 Change! (Seeking monthly votes)
No one expected that the situation in East Asia and Southeast Asia would be stirred up by a small Siamese tycoon.

As for the two South China military action films, which seemed to have been prophetic, they were screened for the second time in East and Southeast Asia and reaped huge box office profits.

Even in Europe and America, some cinemas jumped on the bandwagon and capitalized on the hype.

It's impossible to completely suppress public opinion about something this big.

The audience there, guided by public opinion, simply viewed these two films as movies for the sake of sensationalism.

It's just two urban fantasy films with tight plots and exciting fights. At most, it might offend American audiences.

These events were naturally recorded by South China's news department.

Once I've gathered enough material, I'll make another documentary about America; the stunts can't stop.

We can't control other places, but we should try our best to prevent the trend of worshipping foreign things from emerging in the areas that Nanhua can control.

However, such things shouldn't be done too directly or obviously.

Otherwise, the US wouldn't even need to intervene; the backlash from within the country alone would be enough to make things difficult for South China for a while.

In fact, Wu Aiguo had many more ideas, enough to give the US a good thrashing.

Unexpectedly, after Vega's actions, the prices of houses in Kowloon Walled City and nearby properties controlled by the South China government suddenly increased significantly.

Many wealthy people on Hong Kong Island have purchased properties in Kowloon Walled City or surrounding neighborhoods at high prices, as these areas are much safer than their own homes.

The truly wealthy, on the other hand, want to move to Nanhua to settle down.

Saying I'm settling down isn't quite accurate; I just want to buy property in the bustling city of Nanhua so I can come and stay for a while when needed.

Within the territory of South China, only a few port cities and towns directly bordering the mainland by land are open to foreign trade.

Foreigners are not allowed to enter the remaining areas.

After all, Nanhua is currently focused on construction, and it would be best to concentrate on construction without distractions from the outside world.

Many overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia, adhering to the concept of "hedging their bets," actively purchased properties in cities that South China actively opened up, and many were also willing to establish factories there.

Nanhua's attitude towards these guys is quite normal: Nanhua welcomes anyone who is willing to come and purchase real estate or even set up a factory or company.

If you feel uncomfortable living here and want to leave, Nanhua will not stop you.

The main focus is on casualness.

Nanhua does not have such an urgent need for attracting investment or foreign capital.

With trade support from Russia and Eastern Europe, South China was not short of foreign exchange, nor was it short of channels to earn foreign exchange.

It’s funny to say!
Many overseas Chinese from Southeast Asia come here to buy property, and their first thought is to build hotels and shopping malls.

After being rejected by the local government, they then devoted more thought and effort to exploring what industries would be suitable for development.

Many private factories targeting Russia and Eastern Europe emerged in this way, which is truly speechless.

Even if they made money through foreign trade, these wealthy Southeast Asians were unwilling to give up their original intentions and kept testing local government agencies to see if they could build and operate restaurants or even open up the real estate industry.

They're overthinking it.

Wu Aiguo will definitely not open the door; even if he wanted to get involved in real estate, it wouldn't be their turn.

That's why Nan Hua's reputation among wealthy Chinese in Southeast Asia isn't very good.

Wu Aiguo didn't care much about this. Time flew by, and it was September.

It's back-to-school season again, and the major train stations at Nanhua University are filled with students, making the air seem much more lively than usual.

This time, Nanhua University and its colleges and universities recruited hundreds of thousands of undergraduate and junior college students from across the country.

As in previous years, they were mostly recent high school graduates whose English scores were not up to par, but who were exceptionally good at math, physics, and chemistry.

He Fan and his classmates from his hometown took the train back to school. He was in a very good mood and had a very fulfilling summer vacation.

In fact, they went back with the idea of ​​building and helping their hometown, but things didn't go very smoothly at first.

Fortunately, they had all participated in a lot of social practice activities during their university years, and they immediately realized what was going on and adjusted their strategies.

Instead of trying to achieve everything at once, they gradually changed things with the support of their families or villages, which allowed the project to proceed smoothly.

In particular, He Fan's family first created a vermicelli machine that was half animal power and half manual labor, thus starting a family workshop.

Once the products were manufactured, he took them directly to the county town to promote them.

Being a college graduate is quite advantageous; the county's guesthouse consumed all of their family's homemade vermicelli.

Then, the entire Hejia Village was in an uproar.

Before long, every household began making their own vermicelli.

As for sales channels, He Fan didn't interfere, leaving it to the villagers to figure out on their own.

After establishing his prestige, he used the village committee to set up a very rudimentary cannery.

There are basically no mechanical equipment; everything is done manually.

For prospective sophomores at Nanhua Third University of Technology, designing and building a rudimentary canning production line is not a difficult task.

Then, leveraging his status as a college student, he sold the canned goods produced by the village collective to the county supply and marketing cooperative.

Because of its high-quality ingredients and excellent taste, the canned goods produced in Hejia Village were very popular as soon as they were launched, and supply and marketing cooperatives from several neighboring counties came to purchase them.

And just like that, Hejia Village became rich.

Other students either started off as smoothly as He Fan, or quickly changed their approach and followed suit.

Some of them make vermicelli and small-scale canned goods, while others make specialty chili sauce canned goods and other products; all of them are very popular.

At this time, the domestic market was a seller's market!
It can be said that in just one summer vacation, He Fan's hometown county has undergone considerable changes.

I believe that when the winter break comes back, all the villages with students from Nanhua University and junior colleges will have undergone positive changes.

The students of Nanhua University, who had worked hard all summer, were all looking forward to this day arriving as soon as possible.

In fact, they were unaware that the local county government had already reported their actions to higher authorities, and eventually even to the provincial government.

The joint effort by nearly ten students from Nanhua University and its junior colleges has generated considerable momentum and influence.

Even if they didn't seek help from senior students who came from the same background but had already started working, they would instinctively lend a hand.

As a result, the economic growth of the mountainous county where He Fan's hometown is located accelerated sharply, and many originally poor villages soon became well-known wealthy villages in the surrounding area, which was quite eye-catching.

This situation naturally attracted the attention of the relevant authorities!

(End of this chapter)