I heard he also has a sexually transmitted disease.
This made people nearby not dare to approach him at all.
Forget about marrying a girl, even girls from good families don't want to get too close to him, for fear of catching his "infect" virus.
Moreover, given his social standing, he could only engage in minor skirmishes in nearby areas; he wouldn't dare provoke anyone truly from the city. His social circle was limited. He was either being scammed or being scammed himself.
This has resulted in him being almost forty and still not having married.
I'm also very worried.
After Qin Huairu returned home, she told Wang Shouren what had happened.
After listening, Wang Shouren shook his head: "I've known for a long time that Third Uncle has some biases. After all, he's not from a proper clan, and he's lacking in some matters. It's normal that he doesn't understand how a clan should be maintained. Alright, don't worry about this matter."
"Oh, then you should pay more attention." Qin Huairu felt that something was off about this.
"Okay, I got it. Go to sleep. It's the middle of summer, aren't you hot running around like this?"
Starting in the 1990s, Wang Shouren stopped paying much attention to whether these people went out at night, and the crackdown had begun to show results. Incidents outside became rare; after all, this was still Beijing.
In this house, people sleep in shifts.
Qin Huairu and Qin Jingru have similar biological clocks and go to bed very early.
Wang Shouren and Lou Xiao'e, on the other hand, are both night owls.
After Qin Huairu went to sleep, Lou Xiao'e finally spoke up, saying, "You need to thoroughly investigate what's behind this. Also, that Qin Zheng, don't let him get desperate and do something rash."
"Hmm, I don't need to make any arrangements."
Wang Shouren had been paying close attention to the situation in Qinjiacun.
Or rather, the government has always been paying attention.
The emergence of such a wealthy village could serve as a testing ground to observe how many people maintain their integrity after becoming rich, how many understand the policies and help others to get rich, and how many are lost in the pursuit of wealth. Back in 1982, Wang Shouren sought investment, and this investment came not from anyone else but from higher authorities.
The leaders of this era are somewhat different from those of the previous one. Because of Wang Shouren, the leaders of this era have learned a lot about bald eagles and are not opposed to investing, especially with such excellent material as "Qin Family Village".
"What do you mean?" Lou Xiao'e asked, somewhat surprised.
"The reason I rarely get involved in Qin Family Village matters is partly due to what the higher-ups want to say. That was in 1982, when Qin Family Village was put on a protection list by the higher-ups, and no one could cause trouble there."
"How is it protected?"
"The higher-ups have invested."
Lou Xiao'e was stunned for a moment, then went through the process in her mind and instantly understood: "They're an experimental base?"
This time it was Wang Shouren's turn to be surprised. He looked at Lou Xiao'e and said, "You're getting more and more cunning as you get older."
"Who are you calling old!" Lou Xiao'e pinched him in annoyance.
"That's exactly right. What kind of decent person would make such a connection?" Wang Shouren was puzzled. Why didn't this woman's intelligence decline with age? Instead, it seemed to become even more abnormal. This wasn't a matter of experience, but rather a matter of associative thinking. How could she possibly make that connection?
"Tell me about it," Lou Xiao'e said, ignoring him, "and what was the result?"
"So far, things are not bad. There are good and bad aspects. At least, from a macro perspective, the development is quite good." Wang Shouren counted on his fingers: "The construction team, as you should know, has now established a construction company under the Qin Family Village Group, solving the employment problem for about a thousand people, including improving the employment situation for some top architecture graduates."
In recent years, the government has begun to encourage private enterprises. Why? Because there isn't enough job opening, especially for high-paying positions. Take college graduates, for example. Most of them end up looking for opportunities to recruit on campus. These days, a college graduate earns around 5,000 to 8,000 yuan; calling them "the chosen ones" wouldn't be an exaggeration.
After all, with the housing prices in Beijing, if you save a little, you can easily buy one square meter a month.
However, there are not many companies that can afford such high-end talent, and releasing a large amount of labor is not an easy task.
From an environmental perspective alone, Qinjiacun has indeed achieved the goal of "the rich leading the poor to get rich."
A single construction team has created so many jobs, and this number is still increasing, indicating a phase of rapid expansion. It's fair to say that the number of workers affiliated with the "Qinjiacun" group has surpassed that of the "car factory," reaching the million-level. Some people from Qinjiacun who run small businesses, whether they hire or not, typically have at least ten people, and some have hundreds or even thousands.
When this group of people felt that their skills were not up to par, they would even ask Qin Family Village for help.
Qin Family Village has now become a relatively stable entity.
It plays a vital role in economic development.
"Judging from your tone, you seem somewhat dissatisfied." Lou Xiao'e raised her eyebrows. She knew that this kind of company, let alone in China, even in the United States, if you could provide a million-dollar job, the United States would support you. Salaries, taxes, social stability, and a whole host of other issues could be solved by this company.
To put it bluntly, if this company were located anywhere, it could directly influence the strategies of an entire province.
But Wang Shouren was not satisfied.
“It’s not that I’m dissatisfied.” Wang Shouren recalled what some people had told him, and he shook his head with a smile: “There are always people who want to inject their own ideas. But it’s impossible.”
"What ideology?"
"Let some get rich first and then help others get rich. That's the theory I proposed before."
Lou Xiao'e clicked her tongue: "What a joke."
Wang Shouren's concept of "letting some get rich first to help others get rich later" is not just about financial freedom, but also about spiritual wealth. Just like with his employees, he tells them how to improve themselves and how to live comfortably. Yet even so, within "Dayun," there are still many employees who live with a "get by" mentality.
What can he do? He can't do anything. He can't cram knowledge into their heads, nor can he put their eyes on books to make them read. It's pointless to do that.
He knew what was going on; he had a vision that would extend decades into the future and had summarized these experiences.
To expect the people of Qinjiacun to pursue spiritual enrichment is utter nonsense.
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