Busy farming with Taobao

Chapter 734 Design Drawing 2
Entering from the north gate, there will be a reception room on the right, and a place to park the carriages inside Baoyin on the left. After passing some green lawns, there are eleven shops that are planned to be rented out.

The eleven shops are divided into three rows, arranged in fours, fours, and threes, and each shop has a very large area.

The three shops are near the circular river below the Baoyin Pagoda. Xiao Baoer plans to name this circular river Baoyin River. The six subdivisions of small rivers start from the first one in the northwest direction, and name them No. [-], No. [-] to No. [-]. .

To the west of the reception next to the north gate, there is a part of Baoyin Entertainment. Between the reception of Baoyin Entertainment and No. [-] River, there is a piece of greenery. The two arch bridges on No. [-] River are the area leading to the northwest that's it.

In the northwest area, in addition to another area of ​​Baoyin Entertainment, there is also a part of Baoyin Martial Arts, and the rest is also green.

After passing the No. [-] River, it is the area in the southwest.

The west side door is in the southwest area.

After entering the west door, on the left is another part of Baoyin Wuxing and the reception.

Except for the greenery on the right side of the west door, the entire land belongs to the office building of Baoyin Headquarters.

On the left side of the Baoyin Headquarters office building in the direction of Baoyin Tower, there will be a lawn below, which belongs to the lawn of Baoyin Group's activities.

Xiao Baoer has no plans to change this project, and will do activities every year and festival.

To the south of the group activity lawn are the two stone arch bridges on the No. [-] River, leading to the south area.

In this area, there are only two projects, Baoyin Inn, and Baoyin Lease Land.

Baoyin leased land is a new project designed by Xiao Baoer, which is specially used for contracting various banquets and undertaking various banquets.

The Baoyin Inn in Beijing is naturally much larger than the one in Wu County, but the classification of rooms is still the same as that in Wu County.

Xiao Baoer also designed a large yard behind the inn, which is specially used for drying and washing inn supplies.

After passing through the southern area, it is the southeast area.

The east side is opened in the southeast region.

Enter from the east side, the right is the reception, which is directly facing the river, slightly larger than the other two receptions.

Inside the reception area is Baoyin Furniture Store, Baoyin Porcelain, Baoyin Small Jewelry, and Baoyin Flower House.

The area of ​​the six stores is very large. Except for the small accessories, the other three are all new projects of Baoyin.

Before that, Yu Yin had been telling Xiao Bao'er to make furniture, but after the two discussed it, the Baoyin Street in Wu County had already taken shape, and they were waiting for the capital to do it.

The capital is the headquarters, and when it is opened to other places in the future, all the new projects can be added.

On the other side of the door, there are embroidery shops, rouge shops and clothing stores.

The southeast area is more suitable for shopping.

After passing the No. [-] River, it is the last area of ​​Baoyin Street.

This area, except for the greenery, is full of shops, divided into three rows, arranged in threes, threes, nines.

The ones near the northernmost are Baoyin Restaurant, Baoyin Tea Shop, and Baoyin Snacks.

There are three shops in the middle, and the middle one is Baoyin Liquor and Shilixiang.

The remaining twelve shops are all for rent.

The shops on Baoyin Street are not for sale, they are all for rent.

The Baoyin Pagoda in the middle will still be the same as the one in Wuxian County, and the eminent monks will be invited to take charge, and the outer circle will be released.

However, there is one more thing Xiao Baoer wants to add, which is to plant a big tree, a big one, and then package it into a marriage tree.

(End of this chapter)