At the same time, an unusually loud cheer came from outside the door.
The first prize has been won!
"There really is a first prize? A bicycle?! Could this be a scam?"
"It's not a scam. The person who did the lottery is from my hometown. We came from Rongtai together. We saw a lot of people here, so we joined in the fun. Who knew he would actually win a bicycle! Wow, this business is really honest. They're even willing to give away a bicycle as a prize." A fellow villager in the crowd clarified.
"Is this really someone from your hometown?"
"That's right. Look at the medicine in my cart. We came to Deyang together to buy some medicine for our chickens, ducks and geese. We just stopped by to watch the fun. Who knew he would be so lucky?"
The winner was an older farmer who appeared quite flustered when the host called him onto the stage; his dark red face betrayed his nervousness.
When the host asked him where he was from, he laughed. When the host asked him what his name was, he laughed. When the host asked him what his thoughts were, he laughed wildly.
This amused the audience. Everyone wanted to be the one to win the first prize, but what could they do? They didn't have that luck. They had invited their whole families, and everyone had drawn a prize, but they all missed.
This guy won the jackpot because he was lucky; it's something we can only envy.
When Shu Aiguo saw his bicycle being taken away, he was heartbroken and gasped for breath. Then he saw the report Xiao Zhang had given him, and the revenue column read "yuan"! He gasped again, thinking he was dreaming, staring at Chu Yu in disbelief, his hands trembling.
Chu Yu thought it was normal. In the 1980s, a trade fair could earn millions or even tens of millions of yuan, simply because there were so many goods that no ration coupons were needed! In a sense, furniture malls are the same as trade fairs. In a thousand-square-meter exhibition hall, hundreds of kinds of furniture are displayed. You can buy whatever you want. Even if you didn't want to buy anything, customers would surround you from the left and right. With so many people, you'd be afraid that everything would be snatched up, so you'd end up buying one item from either side!
Chu Yu wanted to build a furniture mall, not only because of the profits, but also because of the land he bought early on. Many furniture malls in later years could earn 4 billion yuan a year by relying on mall upgrades and annual rent, simply because they entered the industry early and acquired prime land in the city.
Ultimately, the furniture mall is just the beginning; she wants to use the name of the furniture mall to acquire land and develop real estate.
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