Chen Hong reminded the village chief, "Selling goods online is popular now. Our village cooperative can register a Taobao store."
We took some photos of the villagers gathering seafood and drying it at the beach, and then we jumped on the bandwagon and started selling our goods online.
If we ourselves find seafood delicious, people in inland areas will definitely like it too.
Besides, opening an online store doesn't require a large investment. You just need to buy a vacuum packaging machine and hire two young people to manage the store.
Customers place orders online, and we receive and ship the goods.
It requires neither capital nor inventory, making it perfect for small-scale businesses like ours.
After hearing Chen Hong's suggestion, the village chief slapped his thigh and exclaimed, "How come I didn't think of that? I saw you picking up packages every day recently, and you were even envious of the benefits of online shopping!"
We're really getting old; we never thought we could do something like this.
It just so happens that two college graduates from our village graduated this year, but they haven't found suitable jobs and are just sitting at home doing nothing! I'll go talk to them about this tonight.
Seeing the village chief rushing back to the village committee for a small meeting, Chen Hong gracefully withdrew from her mission, went back to the hotel, had a bowl of fish head tofu soup, and then went home.
There's still a lot of chores waiting for her at home!
She plans to dry the sea cucumbers and abalone in the space into dried goods, which will not only solve the space's inventory problem, but also make them easier to store, buy, sell, and give as gifts.
She hadn't even finished killing all the bluefin tuna yet. Taking advantage of the fact that no one was home, she released them and went to the bathroom to butcher them.
The upstairs bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, is spacious, has good drainage, and also has power outlets.
It's the most convenient and quick way to use it for electrofishing, killing fish, and bleeding them. Chen Hong first released two tuna, then electrocuted them until they were stunned.
Then, he used a precious knife to stab the brain, cut open the blood vessels of the tail and pectoral fins to bleed the fish, connected a water pipe, and directly flushed out the stagnant blood from the tuna's blood vessels.
The two tuna were cleaned in twenty minutes. They were then returned to their spatial storage and the process was repeated.
Two fish at a time is efficient, although it's not as spacious as the deck of a fishing boat, but bleeding and rinsing in the toilet is still very convenient.
No need to make blood flow everywhere; you can clean the tuna without even leaving the bathroom.
After working for two hours, I went to the drying rack in the yard to check on the abalone and sea cucumbers that were drying, and then went back upstairs to continue working.
Chen Hong had checked the weather forecast; the weather would be fine for the next few days.
She is currently using a combination of natural air drying and oven baking to process the abalone and sea cucumbers in the space into dried products as quickly as possible.
She plans to dry more fish and shrimp in the future. Since a Taobao store has opened in the village, she can take advantage of the opportunity to sell a batch of her family's dried goods.
With inventory constantly coming in but not coming out, she's under immense pressure. She's even planning to take advantage of the warmer weather to go to Japan a few more times and snag some more bargains!
Chen Hong ran up and down the stairs, working until 4:30, but had only killed less than thirty bluefin tuna in total.
"This efficiency is too low! After finishing everything at home tomorrow, it would be much faster to take the boat out to sea to kill fish!" Chen Hong secretly pondered a solution.
She changed her clothes, drove out half an hour early, and went to the courier point to mail six bottles of one-pound honey and a box of twenty pounds of dried fruit to Zhou Yi.
She needed to secretly control the quantity. These soldiers were carefree and gluttonous, not the type to manage a household. No matter how good the food was, it wouldn't be enough for them to eat. They were too unreliable!
After sending the package, she stopped by the shipbuilding company. She hadn't seen Geng Dazhi in a long time, so she left him a box of bluefin tuna and two pounds of honey.
The first maintenance and upkeep of the newborn was scheduled a few days later.
Chen Hong also wanted to install a satellite phone. After communicating and arranging things with Geng Dazhi, Chen Hong left the shipbuilding company.
When we arrived at the kindergarten gate, the children in the small class had already been dismissed, and only the children in the middle and large classes had not yet come out.
Chen Hong had come to pick up the children several times already, and everyone's curiosity about her had faded. This time, Chen Hong stood in line and listened quietly.
It seems like no one has even noticed her; she's not in any gossip topics.
Chen Hong secretly breathed a sigh of relief; at least she wasn't the subject of gossip this time.
These parents are all capable people. Today's gossip topic is: the rise and fall of the stock market, and the birth of beggars and tycoons!
Chen Hong listened quietly without interrupting.
Her age is awkward; she is 10 or 20 years younger than the children's grandparents, but 6 or 7 years older than the children's parents.
Being in an awkward age, neither too young nor too old, is a negative consequence of late marriage and late childbirth.
This disparity is not noticeable in cities, but it is very significant in rural areas.
Fortunately, Chen Hong possessed a spatial ability in this lifetime, and with the help of this spatial ability, her face remained fair and youthful.
Unlike in her previous life, the young mother wouldn't ask her, "Auntie, are you here to pick up your grandson or granddaughter?"
This made Chen Hong feel very awkward. It wasn't like she had an affair or had more children than allowed, but there was still a sense of incongruity.
After picking up the children, Chen Hong drove them directly to the city.
He left a box of bluefin tuna meat for Zhang Baiqiang, Zheng Gaoxing, and Liu Quantian respectively.
Chen Hong took the children to the bookstore again and bought each of them a set of beautiful comic books before heading home.
As soon as she entered, Chen Hong ordered the child laborers to work.
"You three put down your backpacks, wash your hands, and help me put all the dried goods in the yard and on the roof into the boxes. I'm going to the kitchen to cook."
The three boys were very excited to be entrusted with such an important task by the adults. They quickly went back to the house, threw down their schoolbags, washed their hands, and then went up to the roof together.
There were plastic boxes prepared in advance on the roof. The three children had small hands, but they were very nimble in their work.
They divided the work: some gathered the materials with small wooden rakes, some carried plastic boxes to pack them up, and one followed behind rolling up bamboo mats.
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