From then on, Yu Yang, Xiao Hao, and Wang Xin became children at the Central Kindergarten. After discussing it further, the families decided that since the children were too young, the Central Kindergarten would arrange for them to eat and nap at noon, and that someone would need to pick them up at 8:00 am and 5:30 pm.

Xiao Hao's family is large, and since his mother has nothing to do at home, she takes care of picking up and dropping off the children every day. They also have an electric tricycle, so they don't need another mode of transportation, which is perfect for this job.

Chen Hong and Wang Xin's mother discussed it privately. Since this was a long-term job, each family would contribute 150 yuan per month to Xiao Hao's mother as a subsidy. From then until Xiao Hao started elementary school, Xiao Hao's mother would be in charge of picking up and dropping off the three children. This arrangement would be convenient for all three families.

Yu Yang's schooling arrangements were all made, and when Yu Yang's grandfather found out, he was very disappointed. He felt that Yu Yang and Chen Hong no longer needed him, and he also felt very useless.

Chen Hong had no choice but to arrange for him to come home at seven in the morning to take Yu Yang to Xiao Hao's house. If Chen Hong couldn't come back after school in the evening, she would go to Xiao Hao's house to pick up Yu Yang. Only then did the old man smile a little, feeling that he was still of some use to his grandson.

With Yu Yang's schooling problem resolved, everything at home returned to normal. Chen Hong was busy every day, fishing at sea during the day and working in the space at night.

After these busy days, Chen Hong has stored 127 pearls and five Melo pearls in her space.

There are still more than 100 seashells and conches that haven't opened yet. The seashells and conches without pearls inside are all alive and well. I don't know if it's because of the space water or because of Chen Hong's acupuncture technique that they haven't been harmed.

Chen Hong has already stockpiled 30 jin of dried sea cucumbers and 150 jin of dried abalone in her space. Every day, she continuously collects more sea cucumbers, abalone, geoduck clams, and various other precious seafood into her space.

More than 30,000 jin of various expensive sea fish have been stored and divided by Chen Hong into more than 60 large breeding boxes, which are full of them under the trees by the river. Large lobsters and crabs have also been packed into more than a dozen large breeding boxes, which are estimated to weigh several thousand jin.

Under the fruit trees lining the river, large aquaculture tanks were everywhere. Various expensive sea fish, shrimp, crabs, conch, shellfish, and sea cucumbers were packed full of them by Chen Hongtun.

The honey in the space has been harvested four times, with a total weight of over 530 jin (215 kg). Four 150-jin (75 catties) plastic buckets are already full. The hardworking little bees are still contributing 140 jin (70 catties) of honey every half month to Chen Hong's harvest.

The old tea trees have already been harvested three times, yielding a total of 20 jin (approximately 10 catties) of tea leaves. Chen Hong has given them a resounding name: "Laoshan Cloud and Mist Tea," a very powerful and high-class name. Chen Hong believes that this tea will release a celestial aura when you drink it, and drinking too much might actually make you ascend to immortality!

By September 20th, Chen Hong had bought stocks three times, investing a total of 1.91 million yuan in the stock market. When she only had 50,000 yuan left, Chen Hong went fishing at sea with renewed vigor. She hadn't yet prepared the money to buy a house, and a house in Jinan was anxiously waiting for her.

Chen Hong's net-casting skills are now highly refined, and she reaps a great harvest every time she goes out to sea. As long as she can go out to sea, she can sell more than 100,000 yuan worth of fish, shrimp, and crabs every day.

That day, Chen Hong received a call from her mother, who told her that the family had set the date for the banquet as October 20th, which is the 29th day of the 8th lunar month.

For some reason, the date was different from her previous life. In her previous life, the banquet was held on the 8th day of the 8th lunar month, which Chen Hong remembered very clearly. She remembered it was September 29th in the Gregorian calendar, both of which are very auspicious numbers.

Busy days fly by, and the National Day holiday is here in the blink of an eye.

In recent years, more and more people have been traveling to the seaside. Although Rongcheng has a good tourism environment, the local government started developing tourism routes relatively late and the investment is still insufficient.

Rongcheng's tourism bureau hasn't yet developed or attracted investment; everything is still in the exploratory and learning stage, and Rongcheng's tourism facilities are still in their initial stages. Local residents remain skeptical about the potential for significant income from tourism.

Unlike cities with well-developed tourism industries such as Qingdao, Weihai, and Rizhao, which have already reaped the benefits of tourism, this city boasts comprehensive tourism facilities, a well-planned route layout, and a thriving tourism industry.

With the arrival of National Day, tourist traffic surged in major coastal cities, diverting some of the visitors from Rongcheng. Hotels and guesthouses in the city were almost fully booked, and the price of fish skyrocketed.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Chen Hong caught a large batch of fish and made a fortune. After the holiday, Chen Hong roughly calculated that he had earned 2.6 million yuan in the seven-day National Day holiday.

This also includes tourists buying directly from Chen Hong at the pier, with Chen Hong retailing 300,000 yuan worth of fish.

In 2006, Rongcheng's tourism industry was poised for rapid growth. Rongcheng tourism was about to experience a boom, a highly profitable industry. Chen Hong decided she had to get involved; how could she let such a chance to make money slip by?

Chen Hong immediately submitted an application to the village committee to purchase 20 mu of wasteland at the foot of the mountain.

Chen Hong had already set her sights on this land. It was located not far from her orchard, only 3 kilometers away, just a short walk away. The area was nestled between mountains and the sea, with picturesque scenery, and was also least affected by typhoons.

It's only two miles from the village, and no one has gone there to claim land. The land is all sandy, so it doesn't retain water and can't grow crops; it's been abandoned for many years.

The village was also in a hurry at this time. The city had issued a document on developing tourism, and they had held several meetings, but they still couldn't find a solution.

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