The business of the Jiang Family Chamber of Commerce is really shocking until you take a look at it. Not only does the business spread all over the country, but it is also very complicated.
The chamber of commerce liaison offices across the country were all built by purchasing land and constructing buildings, and these are all assets.
There are four port terminals in the country that are privately owned by the Chamber of Commerce. They were all bought with real money by the previous generation of the Chiang family a hundred years ago. It is really heartbreaking to directly divide such assets.
There are also many overseas industries that the Chamber of Commerce did not reveal during the movement era. There has been no contact for more than ten years. Now the Jiang family members who are all abroad have discovered them very well and dealt with them directly on the spot. They are so distressed.
But there was no other way. Jiang Huashu's idea was absolutely right. Since everyone's hearts were no longer together, there would be no positive development if they were tied together. It would be better to just separate and get together during the New Year or other major holidays.
This matter was not told to Mr. Jiang at all. Telling her would not solve any problems and would only make him anxious.
The dissolution of the Chamber of Commerce proceeded quietly, with several core members responsible for evaluating each asset to ensure that the members of the family who deserved a share could receive their portion fairly. This was not just an economic distribution, but also a summary and farewell to the Jiang family's joint efforts over the past few hundred years.
During the time in Shanghai, Shui Shui not only handled the affairs of the Chamber of Commerce, but also often accompanied Mr. Jiang. Although the old man was in a semi-conscious state most of the time, Shui Shui's presence seemed to give him a little comfort.
During this time, Li Yichen also demonstrated his sense of responsibility as a member of the family. Initially, he didn't want to get involved in the Chamber of Commerce's affairs, after all, he was the son-in-law, but his father-in-law Jiang Huashu spoke, so he had no choice but to follow the national assessment.
As the Chamber of Commerce's assets were gradually divided, the Jiang family members began to get busy on their own. Some chose to continue doing business, while others devoted themselves to other fields.
Although the dissolution of the Chamber of Commerce means that the Jiang family no longer exists as a unified economic entity, this experience has become their common memory, prompting them to work harder on their respective paths and to cherish family ties even more.
By the end of October, everything was settled.
The Jiang family's old house, though less busy than the Chamber of Commerce, now boasts a sense of tranquility and harmony. Family members are beginning to explore new ways of gathering, moving beyond financial gain to focus on emotional connection and sharing their lives.
Mr. Jiang spent his final years in Shanghai, passing away peacefully one winter morning, leaving behind a legacy of endless longing and legacy. Following his wishes, the Jiang family buried him in Shanghai, forever accompanying him to the land that nurtured him.
After seeing the old man off for the last time, Jiang Huashu prepared to take his daughter and son-in-law back to Kyoto, but he failed to leave as Shui Shui disappeared.
This news was like a bolt from the blue, sending the Jiang family into a state of panic. Li Yichen was even more distraught, recalling every detail of his time in Shanghai over the past few months, trying to find any clues that might lead to Shui Shui's whereabouts.
Jiang Huashu forced himself to remain calm and mobilized all the Jiang family's strength in Shanghai, including connections and resources, to invest all of it in the search for Shui Shui.
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