After Jiang Haixia left, Qi Nan became Bao Bao and Bei Bei's martial arts teacher.

She quickly adapted to the fact that Jiang Haixia had been discharged from the army, but the children had sad faces all day long.

Lin Qingqing and Song Yiyuan, as well as the two life workers Guan Jing and Wang Qingyu, accompanied the children to play on the street every day. As time went by, the children gradually recovered.

The days go by quickly.

A year passed in the blink of an eye.

The time came to the end of 1979.

In just one year, all people and characters have changed a lot.

First of all, China's economy is growing rapidly.

In the middle of the year, Kyoto and Guangzhou, as pilot cities for economic liberalization, saw significant positive changes in just six months.

Foreign investors began to come to China for inspection, and later, with the efforts of the Ministry of Foreign Trade, more than half of them were willing to invest and engage in trade in China, and foreign trade orders in various industries began to increase.

Supporting factories and companies also emerged.

Later, Zhang Gong suggested to the emperor that the eight major coastal cities should be relaxed at the same time.

Soon, several coastal areas of China seemed to be injected with a powerful and vigorous vitality, and a scene of prosperity appeared everywhere.

Market vitality has been fully stimulated, and all industries and sectors are showing unprecedented vitality.

The commercial street is open, with shops lining the streets and people coming and going in an endless stream.

The windows were filled with a dazzling array of goods, and ordinary people were overwhelmed.

The delicious food from the food stalls in the streets and alleys attracts passers-by to stop and taste it.

Landmark large shopping malls also began to appear, and they were crowded with people as soon as they were built. People took out their savings to buy televisions, washing machines, radios and other home appliances to improve their quality of life.

Young girls also bring their money to buy the most popular clothes, shoes and accessories.

In the workshop of the privately-run factory, machines are roaring, and people are operating the equipment busily and orderly. High-quality products are continuously produced, packaged, sealed, loaded onto trucks, and delivered to various customers.

Technological innovation companies have sprung up like mushrooms after a rain, and new technologies and new products have emerged in an endless stream, driving industrial upgrading.

China's foreign trade has soared, with containers piled up like mountains at port terminals and cargo ships fully loaded with goods sailing to all parts of the world; international cooperation has continued to strengthen, and multinational corporations have settled in China, bringing with them advanced management experience and technology.

The liberalization of the economy has not only promoted the growth of material wealth, but also improved people's living standards.

People's income has been steadily increasing, and their consumption concepts have been gradually changing, with more and more attention being paid to quality and personalized needs.

Public service facilities such as education, medical care, and culture are also constantly improving, allowing people to enjoy more and better social welfare.

As of November this year, China's GDP has increased fivefold.

It was decided from above that from January 1, 1980, all cities in China would be completely liberalized.

We will encourage ordinary people to engage in individual business and no longer restrict them from conducting legal and compliant transactions.

It also encourages laid-off workers to switch to self-employment and provides them with good development benefits.

When ordinary people invested in building factories, the state subsidized 100% of the material costs and exempted them from land lease fees for the first two years.

As the first pilot city for economic liberalization, Guangzhou now ranks first among coastal cities in terms of development.

As the first batch of people to try new things, the Lin brothers stood on the shoulders of Guangzhou and saw a more distant future.

Today, the area of Lin’s clothing factory and shoe factory opened by Lin Baojun has expanded five times.

He spent all the money he earned on buying land.

This is the advice given by Lin Qingqing.

Nothing else is needed, just get the land ownership first.

Before long, land in these coastal cities of China will become increasingly scarce, and those who want to buy land will have to pay more than ten times or even more to get a good piece of land.

As long as you have money, buy land.

Now, all the products produced by Lin Baojun’s two factories have been pre-ordered by foreign countries.

As soon as the products produced today are packed and boxed, they will be shipped to the ship at the harbor that evening and sent to their destination overnight.

As soon as the ship ships the goods, Lin Baojun will receive the balance payment in his account.

The cash-out speed is extremely fast and there is not much risk involved.

The third brother Lin Daqing and the fourth brother Lin Guoqiang also made the daily necessities factory and packaging factory prosperous.

The more than 100 kinds of department store products produced by the department store fully meet the usage requirements of foreigners, and are not available for purchase abroad. They also have registered patents and trademarks.

No matter whether you want to imitate it abroad or in China, you can’t.

Every time a department store designs a new product, the first thing it does is to apply for a patent and register a trademark.

The products produced by the department store are of good quality, easy to use and affordable, so there is never a shortage of orders.