Lu Baiwei made Ye Xiangling happy with just two words. Su Xiujun looked at her gratefully, his eyes showing that he was very grateful for her for making Ye Xiangling happy.

Originally, Ye Xiangling had no idea how the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law was, but because of Lu Baiwei's sincere praise, she felt closer to her.

By the time they sat down, the two were already chatting happily.

"Mom, I've read your collection of poems."

"You are so beautiful and talented. You are simply the darling of the Creator. How can there be such a beautiful and talented person like you in the world?"

Lu Baiwei had always been impressed by He Ting's looks. She was obsessed with looks, and now when she saw Ye Xiangling, she couldn't take her eyes off her.

These words made Ye Xiangling laugh continuously.

He Ting felt sad and had to cough to remind her to be careful.

"Oh, you want some tea?"

Lu Baiwei was totally unconcerned as she took the teapot and poured him a cup of tea, then continued talking to Ye Xiangling.

"Mom, let me pour you some tea!"

"When a daughter-in-law comes home, she has to offer tea to her mother-in-law. He Ting and I got married in the countryside, and you were not around at that time. I'm offering you this cup of tea, and I'm making up for it now."

Now not only He Ting was jealous, but Lu Yuanze was also jealous.

Lu Yuanze looked helpless and joked with Su Xiuyun: "A daughter who is married off is like water spilled out."

His daughter and Ye Xiangling get along like sisters, so Lu Yuanze no longer has to worry about their relationship as mother-in-law and daughter-in-law.

He chatted with Su Xiujun about some men's topics.

"What stage is the electronics factory you have allocated land for construction at now?"

"It has been built and the beams are being laid. Once the factory building is renovated, it will be ready for use."

"Our electronics factory will mainly produce recorders and televisions in the future. We will also develop color TVs in the future. Once the factory is built, we will need a large number of workers."

Su Xiujun asked Lu Yuanze: "Regarding the issue of employment and recruitment, what suggestions does Mayor Lu have?"

"You can cooperate with labor bureaus in some remote areas to recruit people to Shenzhen. If you need outstanding talents in a certain field, you can cooperate with universities to let people in related fields come to your factory for internship. If they perform well during the internship, you can sign a long-term employment contract in the future."

"Of course, our government will also do some related work."

When Lu Baiwei heard that Su Xiujun was going to invest in a large factory that could accommodate tens of thousands of people to produce all-in-one recorders and televisions, she immediately became interested.

While Ye Xiangling was picking up some snacks for Chengcheng, Lu Baiwei pricked up her ears and listened.

Her action caught Su Xiuyun's attention.

"Weiwei, I heard that you also have a business in Beijing. Your father's idea is good, but to solve the employment problem of tens of thousands of people, I thought the government would cooperate and support, which is also very difficult."

Su Xiujun asked her: "What ideas and suggestions do you have?"

"It is very difficult. Although your factory can provide food and accommodation, if you want to leave your hometown to work in a coastal city like Pengcheng, you must first consider the transportation problem."

“This transportation issue also includes transportation costs and transportation routes.”

"For example, if you take a train from Hunan Province to Pengcheng, you first have to go to the county seat, then to the provincial capital, and then change trains several times. When you get to Yangcheng, you have to take a bus from Yangcheng, then take a bus to Pengcheng, and then take another bus to the factory."

"This route is difficult, and the transportation fee is a huge sum of money. Rural people can't save enough for the transportation fee to Pengcheng even if they save for a year, not to mention the various problems that may arise due to the need to change trains."

"Pengcheng is a special zone, so you need to apply for various certificates before coming here. Many people don't even know what certificates they need to apply for when coming to Pengcheng."

"All of what I have said above will become obstacles for those who want to work in Pengcheng."

Lu Baiwei put forward her suggestion: "Uncle, I think that only if these conditions are resolved can your electronics factory recruit workers smoothly."

This angle is really novel.

As a wealthy man in Hong Kong with an extraordinary background, Su Xiuyun could not understand how some people could be so poor that they could not even afford transportation expenses.

Lu Baiwei analyzed from the perspective of ordinary people, and even mentioned the various certificates needed to work due to the policy.

Su Xiuyun found it interesting; she had indeed hit the nail on the head.

He asked Lu Baiwei: "How can we solve these problems?"

"This is what my dad and his team are going to do. I thought my dad and his team could use the official name to reach cooperation with the employment departments of various provincial capitals on the employment needs of various companies in Pengcheng and hold recruitment meetings."

"Each enterprise sends its human resources department to attend the recruitment meeting. For qualified workers, the employer will cooperate with the provincial labor bureau to assist in processing various certificates."

"Then, for example, a powerful company like yours can rent a car to bring people to Pengcheng."

"I thought this would help us solve the task of recruiting a large number of workers in a short period of time as quickly as possible."

In the 1990s, we could also cooperate with some technical schools and secondary schools.

Currently, technical secondary schools are guaranteed to provide jobs, and those who pass the university entrance exam will also be guaranteed to be assigned to various positions. They will not work as general workers in factories.

So based on her experience in her previous life, Lu Baiwei could only think of this solution.

This not only brought new ideas to Su Xiuyun, but also to a certain extent solved the subsequent work that needed to be completed by cooperating enterprises after Lu Yuanze attracted investment.

Su Xiujun was very interested in Lu Baiwei's suggestion.

We gained something from the conversation.

He asked Lu Baiwei: "Then what kind of business do you think Pengcheng is suitable for?"

"Any business is suitable for me. I think I can make money by doing anything, it's just a matter of how much money I make."

"Uncle, I think the electronic technology you chose has a good future."

Lu Baiwei gave her reasons: "As the economy develops, people's lives will inevitably improve, their quality of life will improve, and the demand for electronic products will increase."

"There is no doubt that the electronic technology industry will have broad prospects."

After confirming Su Xiujun's investment choice, Lu Baiwei continued, "Before coming here, I also asked my dad about the investment promotion in Pengcheng. When I came to Pengcheng, I saw that land was being allocated and factories were being built everywhere."

"With so many factories, we can accommodate tens of thousands of workers. In the future, their food, clothing, housing and transportation will all be solved. I think no matter which business we start, it will be very promising."

Su Xiujun has a long-term vision. After all, Hong Kong used to be a period of rapid economic development.

He asked Lu Baiwei: "What do you think of the real estate industry?"

"Uncle, last April, the leaders held a meeting to discuss the overall idea of ​​housing system reform. It was also because of this opportunity that A-Ting and I took back the Ye family ancestral home that my mother gave us. To be honest, I am very optimistic about the development of this area and I also want to get involved in this business in the future."

"But the development of Pengcheng is still in its infancy. I think we can build commercial housing and sell it when the invested factories are opened and the funds are accumulated. It may be a bit too early now."