"I was thinking about our business. I just heard you say that Sister Zhang Xiuying is very eloquent and helped sell all your clothes in one morning. She's obviously a sales talent. What do you think? After her sister recovers from surgery, can we recruit her?"

"Call them over?"

Du Feng didn't understand why they wanted to recruit him. They would sell out all the clothes in the morning anyway.

Gu Jinghong lowered his eyes and thought, then nodded.

"I think it's feasible. If you want to be busy as soon as you get to work, we can just hire someone."

Su Ying and Gu Jinghong wanted to go together.

However, Chief Gu now just wants to buy some more clothes so that he can continue this business and make a lot of money.

But Su Ying wanted to open a store, starting with a clothing store, and then turn it into a clothing mall or a clothing factory.

Of course, opportunities are everywhere for the 1980s generation. As long as they have enough funds, they can also invest. This generation can make money by investing in almost anything, except for those loss-making state-owned enterprises.

She remembered very clearly that in 1987, the famous director who revitalized the paper mill also left in disgrace.

As long as you are optimistic about the project, the return on investment is still very high.

Du Feng listened to their discussion for a long time and couldn't help but interrupt.

"Captain, do you still remember who you are? You still have a lot of soldiers in the capital. You don't really want to be a businessman, do you?"

Su Ying suddenly woke up and smiled helplessly.

"Yes, my boss is the master. It's okay. I'll take care of the business. Boss, just go to work."

Du Feng looked at Gu Jinghong, opening and closing his mouth.

He especially wanted to say that when he was in Beijing, the military district had actually been urging the leader to return to the team, but the leader said that his health was not well yet and he insisted on going to Jiangcheng.

He estimated that it wouldn't be long before the order for the leader to return to the team would be issued.

Now the leader has no reason to refuse.

But Gu Jinghong glared at him and he didn't dare to say anything.

After Zhang Xiuhui's examination results came out, it turned out that several items did not meet the requirements for surgery, especially the nails, so she had to downgrade those items first.

Su Ying prescribed some medicine for her and could only let her go home temporarily.

But Zhang Xiuying was worried and didn't dare to go home. After being discharged from the hospital, she rented a small house near the hospital and lived in it with her sister.

But the baskets she wove didn't seem to sell well, and she didn't make much money.

She didn't think it was a big deal when she lived in the village before, but now she has to pay money everywhere in the city. She dare not touch the money she saved for Zhang Xiuhui's medical treatment, so she still has to find a way to make money.

Du Feng went to the capital again, and this time he brought more clothes. He couldn't carry them all by himself, so he asked two friends to bring them over.

This time, we also made a verbal agreement with the wholesaler there. After selecting the products, she would prepare the goods and ship them to Jiangcheng.

Now that the goods have arrived, we have to find someone to sell the clothes.

When Su Ying learned that Zhang Xiuying had not returned to her hometown, she was very happy and asked Du Feng to invite someone.

Because she was Zhang Xiuhui's attending physician, she couldn't go to Zhang Xiuying directly, for fear that she would misunderstand that Su Ying was forcing her.

Du Feng was a man of few words, and he spoke in a roundabout way. Anyway, he told Zhang Xiuying about the salary and work content proposed by Su Ying.

Zhang Xiuying was immediately interested.

She was worried about having no work, and this job gave her a guaranteed salary of thirty yuan per month. In addition, if the sales volume exceeded five hundred yuan per day, she could get a commission of five yuan.

By this calculation, she can earn more than 100 yuan a month, which is much more than what she made when she ran her own small business in her hometown. She must do it.