Regarding the wage level of the lowest-level workers, Wan Feng remembered quite clearly that in his previous life, until 2009, the wages of the lowest-level workers in the north basically did not exceed 1,300 yuan.
Teachers and government workers are all at this salary level. The salary levels of factory workers are not even this high, generally around 800 to 1,000 yuan.
One day around 2010, the country raised wages.
It seems like the country became rich overnight!
The magnitude of the salary increase this time stunned everyone. It was not an increase of a few dozen or a hundred dollars like before, but a direct doubling.
The first group of people to receive salary increases were government officials and teachers, whose salaries increased directly from around 1,300 yuan to 3,000 yuan.
Following closely behind, the wages of workers in both state-owned and private enterprises increased to around 2,700 yuan at one time.
Wan Feng's business was no longer going well and he started driving for others during that period, which was 2011.
The cement seller who had a good relationship with him said, "Come and drive a small dump truck for me. The salary is 3,600 yuan a month."
The original driver's salary was 1,500.
Wan Feng thought about it and realized that tinkering with home appliances at home only earned him more than 20,000 yuan a year, which was really not as good as driving for others.
So I started driving for others and continued to do so until 2015.
According to this comparison, only two months after Qidian.com implemented the VIP system, some writers have earned the current minimum wage by writing. Wan Feng thinks this is a good result.
Although the highest-earning writers were in the range of 300 to 500 yuan, it was still below the minimum average wage at the time.
Isn’t this just the beginning!
Wan Feng believes that as long as Qidian.com stays on the right track and develops healthily, the writers' income will naturally increase.
Another person with an income of over a thousand is naturally Ocean Blue.
His income from royalties has exceeded his salary level, and it basically does not affect his work. He writes a chapter every night after get off work, and usually finishes it in about three hours.
In his free time, he asked Wan Feng how many words a professional writer could write in a day.
Wan Feng told him that an ordinary writer should write at least 4,000 words a day, and a little more than 6,000 words.
The better ones can write 10,000 words, and the best writers can write 15,000 to 20,000 words.
This answer left Haiyang Lan stunned. He really couldn't imagine what a person who wrote 20,000 words a day looked like.
Does it look the same as Nezha after his transformation?
Two months of charging provided income for many writers. After publicity on Qidian and private dissemination, more writers joined Qidian.
The emergence of Qidian.com caused many websites that appeared or were established in 2001 to die in the womb.
Because Qidian.com was the only website at that time that could allow writers of online literature to earn income.
Moreover, Qidian.com established its own publishing house on August 15th, which specializes in publishing the best-selling works on its website.
This led to all the famous and unknown authors at the time coming to Qidian. Even if other websites were established, they did not have resident authors.
How can you run a website without resident writers?
The people in the public relations department were very efficient. From the time Wan Feng gave the instructions to the publishing house, it took only three months. They were so efficient.
The employees of Nanwan Group all know that although the boss usually seems to be laughing and joking, he likes people who are efficient and likes to promote those who are noisy.
So as long as he tells you to do something, if you do it quickly and efficiently, you will get more points in his eyes, and good luck may fall on you one day.
With more authors, there will be more works, and responding editors will become a problem.
Qidian.com issued a notice in early August to recruit the second batch of editors. Immediately, applicants flooded the market, including university graduates.
Qidian.com recruited 30 editors at once. This time, the recruitment of editors was not limited to the three northeastern provinces, but came from all over the country.
As a result, editors with accents from all over the world came to Jiangwei from all directions and settled in the starting point center.
At the same time, Qidian.com also recruited more than a dozen staff members, so that the originally empty yard of Qidian finally became popular.
Wan Feng gave the post office free of charge the storefront of over 100 square meters that was built outside the gate during the last renovation.
In this way, the People's Post Office built a branch outside the Qidian Center, which saved a lot of trouble in mailing manuscript fees to authors.
Zhang Xuan has officially become the first president of Qidian.com. Due to her heavy workload, she is currently struggling with the writing of her novels.
After Qidian.com had laid a solid foundation, Wan Feng hardly ever asked about the website's affairs again.
His focus is not here.
What he has to consider now is the pressure and problems that Nanwan Group will face after China joins the WTO next year.
There are still about fourteen months until December 11th next year.
After joining the WTO, foreign manufacturers in various fields will rush into China's uncultivated land like a pack of wolves and wreak havoc, and many Chinese companies will be greatly impacted.
Some companies will be swallowed up by foreigners, and some local brands with a long history will disappear from people's sight.
Nanwan Group's two main industries are semiconductors and automobiles.
Wan Feng has nothing to worry about regarding semiconductors. China has given up opening up this industry since the 1980s. The impact that should have been made has already been made, and there is nothing left to impact.
Huaguang is now not lagging behind foreign countries in the design and production of various semiconductor components, and foreigners cannot catch up even if they want to.
You want to acquire me but I won’t sell. You want to control the shares but I’m not listed. What can you do to me?
Wan Feng is worried about the impact on the automotive industry.
To say he wasn't worried would be nonsense.
From last year to this year, he hurriedly united several car manufacturing companies just to form a larger alliance to share the pressure!
Although Nanwan Automobile is not much behind foreign car companies in terms of technology, that only applies to ordinary cars. In the field of super sports cars, they are far ahead of it.
It is in the field of super sports cars that the most advanced car-making technologies are gathered.
Nanwan has no idea of making sports cars now, but that doesn’t mean someone doesn’t have ideas. He does have the idea of entering the sports car field.
If I can't make F1, I can at least make off-road sports cars and track sports cars, right?
In a few years, Nanwan will be ready to test the waters in a certain field.
Now, the automobile alliance led by Nanwan will face the real impact of foreign car companies.
In order to withstand the impact, you must have your own excellent products to remain invincible.
This is also the current focus of the Nanwan Automobile Design Department.
The development of the second generation of Guangwan Meirui, the development of the new generation of Tiannan models and the Hurricane transplantation of Chengnan Automobile are all proceeding at a rapid pace.
It also includes the finalization of Nanwan’s own Great Wall second-generation car and the design of the Peak II generation.
The department that is under the most pressure right now is actually the South Bay Automotive Design Department.
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