Spring Breeze Twenty Years

Chapter 1270 Where to Make Money

The meal went fairly well, and Zhang Wuchangqing and I discussed the future cooperation in a good way. The rest are the details, which need to be discussed slowly, and we also need to involve lawyers.

Everyone went out and separated, getting into their respective cars and leaving.

This was a chaotic era. The nation's focus shifted from military, agriculture, and industry to economic development, but there was no clear direction, no clear guidance, and no clear regulations to govern it.

Everyone from top to bottom was bewildered, groping their way forward, while countless individuals from all walks of life jumped out from every angle and level, trying to manipulate the situation. Some succeeded, some failed.

The golden decade was also a chaotic decade; it was a decade of mutual celebration between Japan, the United States, and Germany; and it was also a decade of power dividends.

No matter what era it is or who controls society, there will always be corresponding rules.

Even in an era of power dividends, power itself has become the rule, especially in this period of Western-centric thinking, and at the moment when Hong Kong is about to return to China, British capital background itself is a powerful protective shield.

Therefore, Chen Hui and Xiao Wei had no worries or doubts and could easily face everything with a smile.

"What's your impression of these people?" Chen Hui asked Xiao Wei.

Xiao Wei thought for a moment: "Greedy, controlling, feels superior but is actually nothing."

Chen Hui laughed and glanced at Xiao Wei: "It's not as bad as you say, is it? Actually, these people have received different educations from childhood than we have, and their perspectives on things are completely different."

Xiao Wei shook his head: "No matter what angle you look at it from, it's not normal to put yourself on a pedestal. The thought that the country will be controlled by these people in the future makes me a little disheartened. But there's nothing I can do about it."

Chen Hui said, "That's not something we should be thinking about. We should just focus on taking care of our own little corner of the world and not meddle in other people's business."

Xiao Wei lit a cigarette and looked out at the bustling traffic. The shops lining the street were lively, and bicycles and tricycles hurried by. Everyone was busy and striving for their own destiny, or for a tomorrow that was completely unknown.

The economy has developed even faster in the past two years, and people's lives are undergoing tremendous changes. Their clothing, daily necessities, and spiritual well-being are becoming increasingly abundant, and their lives are becoming more prosperous. Actually, it's quite good, if we don't consider the ever-widening urban-rural gap.

"I think we should put more effort into supporting agriculture. We can expand product procurement to include grain, and we shouldn't just focus on the surface when it comes to livestock and planting. There's actually a lot we can do."

Xiao Wei spoke as if to himself.

Chen Hui said, "Go ahead and do it if you want. Anyway, this area is basically complete now, so it's much simpler to do anything than before."

Xiaowei said, "Let's go to the housing market and have Dawei do a detailed survey. We'll use the money we earn in the city to invest in the countryside."

Chen Hui glanced at Xiao Wei and said, "Okay, things in rural areas are actually easy to manage. Just focus on income and education, and that should be enough. Life there is much simpler than in the city. Increasing investment in rural areas will also benefit us; it's a virtuous cycle."

Xiao Wei looked at Chen Hui and said with a smile, "Aren't you afraid of not being able to recoup your investment? There's an old saying that wealth doesn't count if it's all fur; in the countryside, everything except what's in the fields is fur."

Chen Hui said, "It's not like I don't know anything. I've studied it and read a lot of books on the subject. Do you really think I don't want to do anything? If we're talking about centralized farming, the risks are quite high, and we're not going to do that."

I feel that the current system of farmers raising livestock independently and then purchasing them is working quite well; it's the right path. Everyone treats these live, hairy animals like treasures, taking great care of them, so problems are less likely to occur. Even if there are minor issues, they are isolated incidents and won't cause widespread damage.

Xiao Wei said, "That's exactly what I'm talking about. We still need to build chicken farms, duck farms, and pig farms. Free-range farming has its advantages, and centralized farming also has its advantages. In the future, supermarkets will still need to cater to a wider range of ordinary people, and price will be the issue."

Chen Hui said, "Where are we going to do it ourselves? What are your plans?"

Xiao Wei shook his head: "I haven't decided yet. Liu Hongliang knows this area better than we do. Let's wait and discuss it with him."

Chen Hui said, "I feel that the current model of cooperation with villages is quite good. We should explore this area further, concentrate our efforts, and make things easier. More people means more power."

Xiao Wei nodded and said, "Go back and talk to Da Wei first. Let's start with Fengtian and get the ordinary residential housing business going first. Let's make money first."

Chen Hui said, "You can't make much money from ordinary residential housing. The demolition compensation and replacement housing are not very meaningful. Unless you follow others' example."

Xiao Wei said, "No need. Just make the area bigger and plan it well. There's no conflict between regular residential buildings and elevator buildings. Who says prices have to be the same in the same community? We can have high, medium and low-end buildings, and then concentrate the commercial areas in the low- and medium-end areas, build some storefronts and public squares. I think it can work."

Chen Hui thought for a moment and said, "That makes sense. It solves the problem for ordinary people, and the income from the public area of ​​the storefronts can make up for it. Then we can make money from the high-end side. Let's give it a try and get some land."

Xiao Wei said, "I feel we still need to be cautious about things in Kyoto. Let me have Shi Li collect the relevant policy information from each district and we'll take a look. There's no rush. I'm just worried that Zhang Wuchangqing and his gang will pull some tricks and make us take the blame."

Chen Hui said, "Okay, we're not in a hurry anyway. If it doesn't work out, we won't do it. I don't really trust them either. These people will do anything to make money. They'll always find someone to clean up their messes. They don't care about the small fry's business, and they don't even have the awareness to do it."

Xiao Wei laughed and said, "Tell me, how do those bigwigs at the top understand the people's livelihood?"

Chen Hui said, "The report, wow, the GDP has increased a lot again, and the per capita income has multiplied several times. Nobody analyzes how much the numerator and denominator are. My dad said that this society is developing towards an elite model, and future policies will lean in this direction. Ordinary people don't care."

Kyoto is starting to get a bit congested right now; it took more than half an hour to get from Qianmen back to Qianhai, a distance of six or seven kilometers.

The two went directly to the office to review documents and arrange work.

The swimming pool in the yard has been built, and the inner wall is being poured. The blue bricks on the sides also need to be repaved, and a water channel needs to be added, and marble will be laid.

Because of the building's architectural features, the boiler is electrically heated, with a separate cable running through it. The entire water tank is equipped with a heat circulation system and a filtration system.

The boiler was lowered into the yard from the air by a crane, and a separate small room was built for it. There was no other way; it couldn't fit into the old house, and demolishing the roof was less cost-effective than building a new one.

(End of this chapter)