Okay, the first step has been successful.
The second step is Kong Rong giving away the pear.
Now that Shui Shui has exposed the Chamber of Commerce's internal problems, who can solve them? Who dares to stand up and say, "Leave it to me, I'll handle it?" This is a purely offensive undertaking. So Shui Shui, using his youth as an excuse, recommended that the older people present take on the responsibility and resolve the matter, but no one was willing to do it. They all played dumb, playing dumb. In the end, Shui Shui took over the management as a matter of course, and no one could take anything.
There were a few who weren't convinced, though. You could tell from the way they looked at Shuishui, but so what? Having the guts to get angry but not the guts to speak out—what kind of hero is that, right?
Okay, it’s time to start the third move, give a slap and then a sweet date.
No one looks down on Shui Shui anymore when she speaks. They all secretly think in their hearts that Mr. Jiang has a capable granddaughter, and it would be great if she were their own child.
Shui Shui had someone hang an introductory diagram on a board that had been erected in the yard in advance. Holding a laser pocket flashlight in her hand, she explained to everyone the next business focus of the Chamber of Commerce with her back to the diagram like a sales lady.
Shanghai is a developing city, especially Pudong. Jiang Huashu has invested a lot of cash in real estate development projects, but Pudong is too big a market.
It can never be finished.
We all make money, and it’s our own chamber of commerce, so let’s share this dish.
The key is that you can’t finish it, you can’t finish it at all.
The Jiang family only knew that the newly found Jiang Laosi worked at the Kyoto Foreign Trade Bureau. No one except his brothers knew that he was actually the largest construction company in Pudong.
The amount of money that comes in every day is too much to count.
No wonder the family of Jiang's second son's wife suddenly became busy after the Chinese New Year. They are hiring workers without limit on the number. As long as you are willing to endure hardships, they will hire as many people as you want.
Now I understand. It turned out that it was Jiang Lao Si who came back during the Chinese New Year and asked his second son's wife's family, who started out in the construction industry, to follow his company to develop Pudong. Oh, the news was blocked, the news was blocked!
Everyone present clapped their hands and slapped their thighs as they listened to Shui Shui talk about the first step of the plan.
Do you think that's the end?
wrong!
The Pudong development plan is on the first super large piece of paper. Now, someone comes forward and lifts up the first piece, revealing the sketch of the second piece underneath.
besides!
The second picture is a simple map of Wu’s small commodity city.
According to the national event line drawn by Lao Shu Ai Da Mi, a conference will be held in the first half of this year or in the middle of the year to shift the focus of future work to economic development.
This meeting was incredibly important. After it, waves of entrepreneurs emerged across the country. These individuals were the first to become wealthy after my country's reform and opening-up policy. They set a good example and a good precedent for would-be entrepreneurs nationwide.
The timeline of this era does not match the timeline of modern times, but the event lines of some important things do match. Therefore, Lao Shu Ai Da Mi consulted many people who had experienced that era and drew a special event line for the Shui Shui family.
This spool can be said to include all the major events and small moments of the past few decades, and is very comprehensive.
Normally, this meeting should have been held at the end of 1979, but Jiang Shaoming said that the leaders are already studying issues related to economic development, which means it will definitely be held in the next few months.
Wu Mou started planning to establish a small commodity city in 1982, but last month, my fifth grandfather went to Wu Mou to buy medicinal materials and sign a contract. He came back and said that there was already a small commodity market there, and the stall fee was only three yuan, but they couldn't even sell anything. The people working in the Industrial and Commercial Bureau were very worried.
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