Xu Xi came to visit Lin's house in a blatant manner, and the news spread quickly among the central government.
Zhang Xi's private residence.
Secretary Ye reported the news to Zhang Xi, who was concentrating on handling government affairs.
"He wants to win over Qingqing."
Zhang Xi was not surprised.
Secretary Ye's eyes flickered: "Then..."
Zhang Yu knew what he was about to say and waved his hand to interrupt him. "Employers are trusted. With what Qingqing has, if she really had any intentions, she would have simply gone to another country to enjoy wealth and glory. Since she can't stay in China and work hard, she won't be tempted by material things and change her mind. It's such a simple principle, why do you need me to teach you?"
There was displeasure in his tone.
Secretary Ye immediately lowered his head: "Got it, Zhang Yu."
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The next day, after having breakfast, Lin Qingqing and Jiang Haixia went to the Huaqing University laboratory to see the progress of the artificial organ work.
On the way, I saw many stalls selling snacks and breakfast in front of the factory doors.
Kyoto and Guangzhou have issued explicit regulations allowing the Lao Zhou family to develop individual businesses, and also encourage those with sufficient financial resources to open shops and do business.
This notice undoubtedly caused a huge storm among the old people.
It was difficult for the old people to change their mindset from the idea that speculation would lead to being shot.
As time went by, some smart people went to the community and asked the G Committee if there was indeed such a notice, and then they began to have some ideas.
Especially those who have no jobs and cannot support their families, and who feel that if something bad happens, they will not be able to survive without money, they bravely cook food at home and sell it at the entrance of the alley or on the street.
At first, no one bought it because they were afraid of being arrested.
The sellers didn't dare to shout and were very timid.
As more and more people set up stalls, buyers and sellers gradually felt less psychologically burdened.
The majority of Kyoto's population consists of employed people and workers, and the state-run grocery stores, supply and marketing cooperatives, and state-owned restaurants cannot meet the needs of these people. They have money but nowhere to spend it.
Now there are all kinds of stalls, the prices are cheaper than those in the supply and marketing cooperatives, and there are more varieties. For many snacks, you don’t even need to pay for food coupons if you pay a little more.
As a result, the street vendor economy is becoming more and more prosperous.
There are no individual shops yet.
Arriving at the Huaqing University laboratory, Lin Qingqing privately told Professor Xu about the artificial organ exhibition to be held in Kyoto in mid-September.
Let him keep quiet for now.
At that time, she will hand over the task of explaining artificial organs to the seniors in the laboratory.
This is also a test for them.
Professor Xu felt a deep sense of responsibility and said confidently, "Don't worry, Lin. I'll oversee their completion of the research on other organs by the end of this month."
After Lin Qingqing came out of Huaqing University, she went for a walk around the city center and saw that there were more people setting up stalls on several streets in Wangfujing.
So he returned to the army and taught classes to prospective researchers.
At noon, Lin Qingqing finished her classes, went home to eat, and picked up her children to go to the army.
As soon as we got off the car, we met Lin Li, Lin Guosheng, Li Lanying and Wang Chunhua who had just returned from the city.
Li Lanying looked a little excited and trotted over to ask, "Qingqing, are you busy now? I have something I want to talk to you about."
Lin Qingqing nodded: "Let's eat together and talk while we eat."
"Nier, I'll call your second aunt over too."
Lin Li said this and ran to the front row.
Xiaomei's house is the one in front of Lin's house.
Li Lanhua and Wang Chunhua followed Lin Qingqing, excitedly whispering about what they had seen and heard that day.
Li Lanying: "If an individual opens a supply and marketing cooperative, does that mean he doesn't need a ticket to buy things? I see that the daily necessities sold at the stalls are even cheaper than at the supply and marketing cooperative."
"Then why don't we open a supply and marketing cooperative?"
This idea suddenly popped into Lin Guosheng's mind.
Li Lanying curled her lips and said, "The supply and marketing cooperative is supplied by the state-owned daily necessities factory. We can't get the goods privately."
"Just listen to my little sister and open a restaurant. Don't let your eyes get dazzled."
Qingqing had her own reasons for letting their family open a restaurant.
Wang Chunhua nodded.
In the short term, supply and marketing cooperatives should still be the mainstream place for the elderly to buy daily necessities.
One day they went to the city and visited many stalls selling daily necessities and food. Although the stalls were small, they could earn more than ten yuan a day.
Nowadays, workers' wages are generally more than 20 yuan. One can earn half a month's wages by setting up a stall in one day, which is really enviable.
If you open a shop, the income will definitely be very considerable.
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