Because they discovered that Fu Hongxing had not only bought a house to live in, but also three shops, which stood side by side at the entrance of the trading market.
Regarding the stalls in the trading market, Fu Hongxing said that one could buy one or two items there.
As for the others, after buying houses, they could use the remaining money to buy shops.
But the money in their hands was flowing out so quickly, and they were really heartbroken.
In addition, Fu Hongxing certainly wouldn't just do this one business trip. When he goes to Shenzhen again next time, he can't possibly go on a business trip with such a small amount of money, can he?
Unlike Liu Manjin and his ilk, they weren't shameless enough to beg Fu Hongxing to lend them money unconditionally as capital.
They still need the most basic sense of propriety, righteousness, integrity, and a sense of shame.
However, if you can't buy the shop, you can get a stall in the market.
It's much cheaper than outside shops, and as long as the goods are good, there's no fear of not having business at these unified stalls.
After all, the purpose of a trading market is to bring together all small business owners to form a business district.
Those who come to shop and want to buy something will definitely come to this market, so the flow of people will never be small.
Moreover, and most importantly, Fu Hongxing not only bought shops outside, but also two stalls in the trading market.
Following Boss Fu is definitely the right thing to do.
In this way, the goods they brought in from Shenzhen will have a proper stall where they can sell them long-term.
We can't keep all of them at the stall; we only need to keep one to manage the procurement channels here.
The sellers are hired locally.
Although doing business isn't highly regarded these days, the salaries they offer are there, so there's no doubt that people will come.
The stalls they bought were all located in one area, with four of them selling clothes, shoes, cosmetics, and electronics respectively.
They sublet the other stalls directly, and the rent they receive is not bad either.
Wang Qishan, who was more composed, was in charge of managing things in H City.
However, since they had bought a stall here, they would need to stay there long-term, so Fu Hongxing suggested that Wang Qishan bring his wife and children here as well.
Wang Qishan said he would wait until he was done with this busy period before making a decision, as it would take careful consideration before his wife and children came to work with him.
On his second trip to Pengcheng, Fu Hongxing bought two shops there, specifically to sell the goods shipped from H City.
As for those who stayed behind in Pengcheng, Fu Hongxing put Wei Hongda in charge.
Compared to others, Wei Hongda is more suited to Shenzhen.
He is a very tactful person and generally doesn't offend people easily.
Wang Qifeng and Qian Donghai were respectively responsible for finding sources of goods and sales channels in various factories, while Chen Fang was responsible for escorting goods on train cars between H City and Pengcheng.
After all, with so much cargo, it would be very difficult to manage without anyone accompanying us. If something were to happen, we would be in a very passive position.
After making arrangements for the group, Fu Hongxing went to City S alone.
If we can capture the market in S City, taking just a small share will be enough!
However, Fu Hongxing's main purpose for this trip to City S was to buy a house, with inspection as a secondary objective.
S City only considers the people in the east of the city to be city dwellers, while the west side is considered the suburbs, mostly wasteland, and is deep down thought to be a place where country people live.
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