In his previous life, he witnessed many people from his hometown who started their businesses with just three acres of greenhouses and were able to buy a car within five years.
"I now have four mountains..."
Su Jianguo muttered to himself, his eyes growing brighter and brighter.
The four mountains he leased in Sujiatun had sunny slopes that were perfect for building greenhouses!
Moreover, labor is cheap in the village, and Wu Ermai can help take care of things after he recovers...
"Honey, what are you busy with?"
Wang Xiulan pushed open the door and came in. Seeing her husband hunched over his desk writing furiously, she asked him in confusion.
Su Jianguo raised his head, his face filled with undisguised excitement.
"Xiulan, we're going to be rich!"
Wang Xiulan looked bewildered.
"What kind of fortune are you trying to make? You're not thinking of reselling vegetables, are you? They're cracking down on speculation really hard these days..."
"It's not reselling, it's cultivation!"
Su Jianguo stood up excitedly and pulled his wife to sit on the edge of the bed.
Have you heard of plastic greenhouses? You can grow summer vegetables in winter!
Wang Xiulan frowned.
"Isn't that a remnant of capitalism? The production teams did that a few years ago, but they dismantled it later..."
"Things are different now!"
Su Jianguo lowered his voice.
"The policy allows it! And I've calculated it; one mu (approximately 0.16 acres) of greenhouse can produce 2,000 jin (approximately 1,000 kg) of cucumbers in winter. At the current market price of 35 cents per jin, that's 700 yuan! If we cultivate ten mu..."
Wang Xiulan gasped.
"Seven thousand yuan? That much?"
"That's not all!"
Su Jianguo continued.
"Prices will at least double around the Spring Festival, and we can also grow other vegetables...!"
Wang Xiulan, however, was somewhat troubled.
"Honey, why would we give up our comfortable city jobs to come back to the village and farm? The villagers will talk about us to death..."
Su Jianguo then realized that he had been too excited and had forgotten about this.
Nowadays, everyone in the village envies those in the city and tries every possible way to move there.
To city dwellers, giving up their worker status and returning to the countryside is seen as a huge step backward.
It's safe to say that if Su Jianguo were to return to his hometown and build vegetable greenhouses, within days, the entire Sujiatun village would be saying he was a good-for-nothing.
He quit his good job as a worker and went home to farm.
Of course, Su Jianguo didn't care about these people's opinions.
In this day and age, having money in your hands is what really matters.
Seeing her husband's resolute attitude, Wang Xiulan finally sighed.
"You...are you really sure?"
Su Jianguo nodded emphatically.
"Xiulan, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Not many people are setting up greenhouses yet; once everyone realizes this, it'll be too late to make big money."
Wang Xiulan bit her lip, struggling internally.
As a native of the countryside, she knew better than anyone the hardships of farming.
But looking into her husband's determined eyes, she couldn't bring herself to object.
"or..."
She hesitated before making the suggestion.
"Why don't you try it on a small scale first? Don't invest too much all at once..."
Su Jianguo smiled.
"That suits me perfectly! I plan to start by building two acres to test the waters, and then expand once I've figured things out."
Su Jianguo closed his notebook, feeling very excited.
Since his rebirth, he has always used the most conservative approach, just to be on the safe side.
Buy houses and land.
This method will definitely make money in the future.
However, at this stage, the money is coming in too slowly.
We still need to find a way to make some money; vegetable greenhouses are a great idea.
"Xiulan!"
He suddenly stood up.
"I need to go to the hospital to see Brother Wu!"
Wang Xiulan asked in confusion.
"So soon? Aren't you supposed to be researching vegetable greenhouses?"
"We can study vegetable greenhouses later."
Su Jianguo had already put on his coat.
"I need to tell Brother Wu this good news. Once the greenhouses are up and running, he can help take care of them after he recovers."
Su Jianguo had already made up his mind.
Once Wu Er is properly cleaned up, we'll let him watch over the greenhouses in the village, which will be a decent job for him.
Su Jianguo hurried into the yard, his bicycle leaning against the corner of the wall, mud still clinging to the handlebars from yesterday. He
He grabbed a rag and wiped the area, then suddenly stopped, as if remembering something.
sunglasses.
The round-framed sunglasses that the Zhang brothers had trampled on.
Su Jianguo felt as if an invisible hand was gripping his heart.
He remembered it clearly.
When Wu Er woke up, his first words were filled with guilt: "My sunglasses are broken."
"We need to buy him another pair."
Su Jianguo muttered to himself.
He pushed his bicycle out of the courtyard gate, the morning sun shining brightly.
Neighbors left for work in twos and threes, while a few children skipped and hopped to school with their backpacks on.
"Old Su, going to work so early?"
Old Zhang next door was carrying a birdcage and was about to go for a walk in the park.
"Going to the hospital to visit a brother."
Su Jianguo replied with a smile.
He then immediately got on his bicycle; he wanted to go to the store where he had bought the sunglasses earlier.
The wind felt a little cool on my face, but the sunshine felt warm and cozy on my body.
He recalled the first time he brought Wu Ermaitai into the city.
The idiot sat on the back of the bicycle, nervously clutching his clothes, and making a big fuss about everything he saw.
"Brother Jianguo! Why is that building so tall?"
"Wow, that girl's pants are so short!"
Su Jianguo's lips unconsciously curled up into a smile.
My recollection was interrupted by a piercing horn blare.
Su Jianguo slammed on the brakes, and a truck nearly whizzed past him.
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