In the canteen's fresh-keeping warehouse, baskets of fresh vegetables, fresh meat, fruit, eggs, large packages of milk, and so on were neatly stacked. The cold storage held even more items: semi-finished dumplings, pumpkin buns, egg tart shells, pizza crusts, sausages, bacon, processed chickens and ducks, various meats, fish, and prawns. Jiang Huashu urged factory managers to treat their employees as their brothers and sisters.
The finance department of the headquarters must approve the highest standard of meals to the purchasing department every year to purchase ingredients for the canteens of each factory. Jiang Huashu requires that this be fed back to the hard-working front-line workers through various high-standard meals and various work subsidies.
All Guan Enterprise employees consider it an honor to work for the Guan Group, treating it like their home and expressing their deep loyalty. Professor Dong, upon seeing the food, couldn't help but praise the sumptuous meals served to his employees.
Jiang Huashu is a particularly patriotic and passionate businessman. He has the typical cunning and shrewdness of a businessman, and patriotism is deeply ingrained in his bones.
He established charity schools in impoverished areas across the country to support children who couldn't afford to go to school. His annual scholarships were among the highest in the nation. All of the university students he funded were employed by the Guan Group.
A few days ago, the couple discussed that after the ten years of reform and opening up, they would still use this model to run their factory, but they didn't expect that modern factories would also follow suit.
Professor Dong has always been concerned about the women who were rescued. Many of them probably don't want to go home, feeling they're bringing shame to their families. The resettlement of those who can't return puts pressure on the county government. What can the government do? At this point, they don't have much production value, which means fewer job opportunities.
Even if some people go back, they may end up committing suicide because they can't stand the gossip of their neighbors. There are too many such things, not to mention in this era, but also in modern times.
Professor Dong planned to place the rescued women and children in the factory, but he needed to find a way to solve the problem of access and exit space.
Anyway, Jiang Huashu didn't want to go anywhere today, so he just strolled around the factory. The couple talked about this matter while visiting. It's said that two brains are better than one. So, Jiang Huashu came up with a solution.
They didn't know if anyone other than the trio could enter the space, so they first found Fifth Grandpa to experiment. If others could enter, they would find a way to "get" those women and children into the space. This would require the help of sleeping pills or something like that. They wouldn't go in and out frequently. Anyway, taking sleeping pills occasionally wouldn't do much harm to the body.
After discussing the serious matters, Professor Dong's worries were resolved and he could tour the factory with ease.
The two of them strolled to the Guan Group Food Factory. This factory was the largest in area, with forty warehouses alone.
Boss Jiang rode an electric scooter with Professor Dong. As they rode down the road, they suddenly felt like they were just starting out. Their bodies felt twenty years younger, and their minds followed suit. Professor Dong put his arm around Jiang Huashu's waist and leaned happily against his back, thinking that they were only about thirty-one or thirty-two years old now. Most people at that age today aren't even married yet! Shui Shui had always wanted a younger brother. Actually, it wasn't impossible. She crossed her fingers, feeling embarrassed.
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