"You can discuss the follow-up matters yourselves. I have no objection to the number of people or the format." Liu Zi relinquished her responsibilities, believing that professional matters should be handled by professionals.
Wang Haiwen and Director Zhou exchanged a glance and nodded in agreement.
When Liu Zi returned to the guesthouse, Liu Daqiang and his group had not yet returned.
I woke up too early this morning and was just about to take a nap when my phone rang.
"Hello, are you back?" Li Mu's voice came through the microphone.
"No, my flight back to Beijing is tomorrow," Liu Zi proactively explained her itinerary.
"You've been gone for over twenty days, haven't you felt like you've forgotten anything?" Li Mu's voice was cold.
"Um... we're not allowed to use cell phones in the military, so making calls isn't very convenient." Liu Zi knew what the other person meant.
It's really hard to believe that she just threw the proposal into someone else's hands and then disappeared for more than half a month.
"Come to my company on Wednesday. There are some things I need to discuss with you." Li Mu didn't argue with her too much. He was also a soldier and knew the conditions in the military.
"Fine! But how did things go with my job? Yesterday, my dad found out about the bodyguards you sent, and I almost got beaten up," Liu Zi said indignantly.
"You've discovered it? The old man is still as sharp as ever!" Li Mu had confidence in his men; most people wouldn't easily discover these things.
Only those who have received professional training and possess counter-surveillance capabilities can detect even the slightest clues.
Liu Zi rolled her eyes, thinking to herself, "I'm not praising my dad with you!"
"What exactly happened?"
"An Shouyi brought his whole family to immigrate to Malaysia yesterday," Li Mu said.
"Really?" Liu Zi knew that An Shouyi was the representative of the An faction and a major shareholder of Venus Records.
"Yes, it's already spread among the various gangs in Hong Kong. You can go and inquire about it." Li Mu knew that Liu Zi had other connections in Hong Kong.
Liu Zi finally breathed a sigh of relief. An Shouyi's retreat to Ningma meant that the An faction's power in Hong Kong had been weakened, which was a great thing for her!
"What about the safety of my family?" She can't have bodyguards continuing to follow her family!
"I've already asked Old Liao to act as a mediator to persuade them. They know their situation and should agree to stop here." Li Mu doesn't mind completely eliminating the other party, but that would prolong the timeline and pose a significant threat to Liu Zi and her family's safety.
"Thank you, Mr. Li." Liu Zi knew that Li Mu had done his best to achieve such great results in such a short time.
"Of course, it's mutually beneficial for us."
Li Mu now just wants to know where Liu Zi's ideas in her proposal came from. Even foreign teams can't do this, and she's just one person. It's unimaginable. Could there really be geniuses in this world?
"I see Mr. Li's sincerity, and I will definitely not let him down." Liu Zi clenched her fist. With her golden touch, she was confident that Li Mu would be able to sleep on gold.
Of course, Liu Zi also had her own purpose. Twenty years later, China's chip industry would be held hostage by others, and core technologies would be controlled by developed countries.
Liu Zi wanted to make some strategic plans to shorten the gap between the two countries at this time. After all, it would only be about ten years behind. With her guiding the overall direction, there was still hope of catching up.
Because everyone had to work on Tuesday, they couldn't go to the airport to see Liu Daqiang off.
So his comrades-in-arms all arrived at the guesthouse early in the morning, and Liu Daqiang silently hugged them together.
They simply wished each other well. Although airplanes and telephones exist in this era, it's still too difficult to meet when you're thousands of miles apart.
Liu Daqiang also invited several of his comrades to come to Beijing when they had time. His niece has a courtyard house there, and they can all stay comfortably.
His father was bragging with red eyes, making Liu Zi, who was waiting on the side, feel a little uncomfortable. Should she buy a bigger house? The current one seemed too small to accommodate so many people.
When Liu Zi returned home, she learned that the demolition of her house had been finalized. Her house was located on the edge of the area, so not only would it not be subject to demolition, but its proximity to the roadside would also mean huge potential for future appreciation.
Liu Zi felt like she had stumbled upon a stroke of luck this time, as she didn't recall ever hearing about any demolition projects in this area before!
She had only heard of renovations and alterations, which contradicted her memory.
It seems that from now on, we will not only have to rely on memories from the previous life, but also analyze the impact of the current era.
The south wall of Liu Zi's house is right next to the north wall of her neighbor's house. I wonder if it will cause any problems when the house is demolished. It seems I should ask Foreman Wang to come and take a look beforehand.
There's a lot going on at the studio. Besides setting up the media company, Liu Zi also submitted some more of her work to them, and applying for copyrights will keep them busy for a while.
But she still asked Wang Jian to take some time recently to accompany Aunt Zhang back to her hometown; she didn't feel comfortable letting anyone else go.
She can't leave Beijing for the time being, so she has to have someone take her back.
Liu Zi planned to take care of Lingzi and Qiqi herself for a few days. Last time, Lingzi's stress reaction made Liu Zi give up the idea of taking her back to visit.
Foreman Wang's suggestion wasn't good. The two walls had been joined together for too long, and coupled with the old age of the house, the south-facing room was prone to becoming a dangerous building.
Of course, this kind of problem isn't limited to just one or two families; at least, many people in Liu Zi's neighborhood are experiencing similar issues.
Many people live in the south-facing rooms of this tenement, and if things go wrong, they could all become homeless.
Liu Zi had some ulterior motives. If this could lead to the opening of a window on the outer wall of the south room, then the south room would immediately become the main room.
If you add a heated pit, winter would be incredibly comfortable.
Liu Zi thought this was feasible. She first asked Foreman Wang to have someone make a rendering of her idea, and then she had Aunt Zhang take the rendering to the neighbors for a small promotion.
Red tiles, gray walls, wooden windows, adorned with clusters of pink flowers—it's absolutely beautiful.
The neighbors were all amazed when they saw it; they couldn't believe it could be done like that!
Finally, Liu Zi went to the community and displayed the beautiful blueprints, hoping to gain the support of the government and the community. She thought that this would reduce the resistance when the government demolished the house.
Finally, the demolition team and the community adopted Liu Zi's suggestion, and even bought the renderings from her and posted them on the notice board.
The government has promised to send people to help with the renovations, but everyone needs to prepare the materials themselves.
Liu Zi also made preparations in advance. The wooden supports for the south house were old and in disrepair, so Liu Zi was worried and planned to replace them all this time. Therefore, a lot of brand-new materials were brought into her yard in the past few days.
In no time, everyone sprang into action.
All the residents who hadn't been relocated took this opportunity to start renovating their houses.
Those with better financial means buy new bricks and tiles, while those with average means buy salvaged items from demolished old houses—both are good things. In short, everyone is working towards a common goal.
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