By the time Gu Chun finished his call, they had already come up with a plan.

I have to say, without those messy procedures, everyone worked together to get something done.

It's not that difficult.

People of that era were relatively simple and honest. When the cadres heard that this could help the villagers make money, they all agreed.

So in the end, we reached an agreement that this workshop belongs to Gujia Village and all the products will use the Gujia Village name.

My aunt He Ling invested as a technical shareholder and her work points are calculated on a regular basis, and she receives a 10% dividend at the end of the month.

The workshop was located in a warehouse at the foot of the mountain and could not be cleaned up in a short period of time.

So the first batch of goods was still made in Uncle Gu’s yard.

Gu Jianguo found several families who usually did not cause trouble but had a difficult life.

It was promised that each person would be paid 10 cents a day's wages after the sale of this batch of goods.

This idea was proposed by Gu Chun. The first batch of people must receive cash so that they can have confidence in this workshop.

The first batch of employees consisted of three people. One was Gu Dazhi's wife, Niu Cuihua.

One is Xiao Zhuzi's friend, Goudan's mother, named He Daniu.

There is also Aunt Luo, whose family is in financial difficulty. Her husband has passed away, she has a paralyzed mother-in-law, and her children are still young.

When they heard that they could earn ten cents a day for helping out, they came happily.

Ten cents a day is three dollars a month, which is a lot of money.

The village cadres chose them because they are all clean, unlike some women in the village who are sloppy. Who would dare to eat food cooked by such people?

Gu Chun saw that the people who came had clean hands and neatly combed hair. Although their clothes had patches on them, they were clean.

Feeling very satisfied.

She didn't interfere and let her aunt take charge.

After all, she was just the starter, and they had to do the rest themselves.

My aunt was also very organized in her work. She assigned tasks to everyone and taught them the assembly line methods without any instruction.

I worked until the afternoon and made more than 200 cakes.

The next day, Gu Chun took Uncle Gu to the grocery store to deliver the goods.

Because she planned to let her uncle deliver the goods independently next time, she gave him clear instructions along the way.

“Uncle, this list was written by the village and shows how much stuff was handed over.

When you get to the grocery store, they stamp it and it's considered a delivery."

This delivery note was also Gu Chunti’s suggestion. In order to avoid future disputes, it is still necessary to make good written proof.

Uncle Gu nodded. His niece said that if this job was done well, he would be responsible for delivering goods in the workshop in the future, and he would have a job.

When we got to the grocery store, we saw a lot of people gathered around the counter, just like a vegetable market, very noisy.