At this time, only the two sisters-in-law were left at home. Lingyun said with a smile, "I can't stay here for more than a few days. On the sixth day of the new year, I will probably have to take them back with me."
Qian Duoduo was playing with Xiao Le Ran when she heard Ling Yun's words. She looked up and asked, "Sister-in-law, now that you're the Party Secretary of Baiyun District, is there anywhere you'd like to transfer to?"
Ling Yun hadn't expected Qian Duoduo to ask that, so she asked curiously, "Change locations? Where to?"
Qian Duoduo said, "Pengcheng."
Ling Yun was taken aback, then thought of that small fishing village, pondered for a moment and said, "That place, as a special economic zone, is still in its early stages of development, and there's nothing there yet."
Qian Duoduo nodded and said, "Sister-in-law, to be honest, I have some money on hand, and I want to invest in Shenzhen. It's still a country in dire need of development, and suddenly a special economic zone has appeared. This is different from many people's preconceived notions, and they can't accept its existence yet, so everyone is not optimistic about it. The most important thing is probably that our country's economy is relatively backward, and those foreigners are arrogant because of their wealth. We need to break their blockade, and we need not only special economic zones, but also the ability to develop the economy."
Ling Yun nodded. Although she was just a district party secretary, Guangzhou was relatively close to Hong Kong and was already one of the more economically developed places in China. She could buy many things in Guangzhou, even more than in Beijing and Shanghai.
Ling Yun thought for a moment and said, "You have an idea?"
Qian Duoduo nodded and said, "I do have some ideas."
Upon hearing this, Ling Yun's eyes lit up. As one of the first college students after the resumption of the college entrance examination, and having traveled all over the country with his teacher, Qian Duoduo's vision was naturally higher than that of many others.
She and Qian Duoduo immediately started talking about the development of Pengcheng. Qian Duoduo suggested going to Hong Kong to attract investment and find a place to develop an industrial zone, set up factories, and ideally open a cargo terminal directly connecting to Hong Kong. This would attract foreign investment to set up businesses in Pengcheng and, ideally, build a modern industrial city of considerable scale in a relatively short period of time.
Qian Duoduo's words left Ling Yun speechless with shock. This was an agricultural student who followed Professor Yuan around every day in the fields, thinking about how to make seeds grow better. How could he come up with such ideas? Any one of them would make the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Transport, and those self-righteous people in Guangzhou feel ashamed, okay?
After all, it has been more than three years since the special economic zone was established, and the only high-rise buildings built in Shenzhen are in the Hulu District, which are only six or seven stories high. It is still a long way from becoming one of the skyscrapers featured in foreign magazines.
Listening to Qian Duoduo's words, Ling Yun felt a glimmer of longing in her heart. She asked, "Is there really a future for me in Pengcheng?"
Qian Duoduo's eyes lit up and he said, "Sister-in-law, if you go to Pengcheng, it would be best if you could be in charge of economic development. Hehe, I'll have a powerful backer in Pengcheng. If anyone bullies me, I'll just use your name. Hehe, then I'll be able to walk around Pengcheng with my head held high!"
As soon as Qian Yixuan woke up and came out, she heard Qian Duoduo's words and immediately replied, "Auntie, the one that walks sideways is a crab."
Upon hearing his son's words, Lingyun burst into laughter and gave him a thumbs-up, saying, "Well done!"
Qian Duoduo felt completely bewildered. What kind of lousy kids are these?!
After the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, Lingyun took the child back to Guangzhou. After that, Qian Feng returned to Guangzhou more often. Finally, at the end of April, Qian Feng finally settled down.
During this time, Professor Yuan also successfully researched and developed a vegetable that could be grown on saline-alkali land, based on the vegetables that Qian Duoduo cultivated in Qian Feng's garden. This greatly alleviated the vegetable problem on Qian Nan Island. In order to let his sister stay longer, Qian Feng asked Professor Yuan if it was possible to solve the problem of rice and other food on the island.
Although Professor Yuan knew that Qian Feng was reluctant to part with his sister, the topic really touched his heart. He immediately took Qian Duoduo and Liang Kun to wander around the island, since even if you want to grow rice or wheat, you need suitable land.
Qian Duoduo returned to the vicinity of the dense forest in the center, and Mao Hai said, "This is not a suitable place, let's leave."
Qian Duoduo felt the calls again. She looked at the furry boy, but he didn't react at all. Meanwhile, her metal tag slowly got hot. She slowly walked back, and the heat of the metal tag only gradually decreased after she had walked a long distance away.
But at night, Qian Duoduo seemed to hear a series of calls, and the metal plate heated up again. Qian Duoduo was awakened by the heat. She opened her eyes, and the calls in her sleep had disappeared, but the heat of the metal plate remained. She stood up, thought for a moment, and left a note for Qian Feng, explaining that she had something to do and was going out for a while.
She quietly left the residential compound and climbed over a small hill not far from it. It was very quiet, so quiet that there wasn't even the chirping of insects or the croaking of frogs. Following her heart, she walked slowly. When she saw the dense forest in front of her, Qian Duoduo knew that this was not the place she and Mao Hai had seen. It was dark inside, and a sense of fear crept into Qian Duoduo's heart.
Qian Duoduo flashed into her spatial dimension and found the hiking boots, windbreaker, trekking poles, and axe she had previously traded with Su Ruanruan. Most importantly, she needed a rope. She thought about it and realized that wouldn't be enough, given the vastness of the forest. She approached Su Ruanruan, intending to trade her a hiking rope, preferably one with a hook for added safety.
Unexpectedly, Su Ruanruan replied quickly and provided ten bundles of professional climbing ropes, which, in her words, were enough to climb Mount Everest.
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