These days, TV stations don't have many dramas. Some dramas are broadcast repeatedly, and the Chinese people can recite the lines by heart. They're so familiar with them that they're practically worn smooth. It's not that they love these old dramas, but that there are really no other TV shows to watch.
If you don't watch old shows, you have nothing else to watch; there's no other choice.
The reason why the review process for "The Businesswoman" was slow was that the leaders of the TV station felt that the TV series was too avant-garde and exposed everything about Hong Kong to the public. The public had just emerged from that decade and would have a psychological gap, so they dared not take the risk.
However, the show is so positive and inspiring that the station's leaders are in a real dilemma.
Chu Yu thought that if the broadcast went smoothly, she wanted to reshoot a few scenes and put her cosmetics in them as advertisements, even if the cosmetics hadn't been released yet.
Once it's on the market, we can easily find a reason to say that the cosmetics were just imported from the port city, and the public will still buy them.
So she didn't dare delay and immediately asked the staff in the port city to help her register the cosmetic trademark.
When doing things, one should always think ten steps ahead. While registering cosmetic trademarks, Chu Yu asked Mi Fei to help her find land for investment.
Mi Fei's family was in charge of this area, so if he wanted to invest, he had to show some sincerity. Therefore, he was particularly proactive, working tirelessly to contact Chu Yu about the relevant matters, and finally found two plots of land in the suburbs of Beijing.
"Sister-in-law, which piece of land have you taken a fancy to?" Mi Fei asked.
Chu Yu pointed to a relatively square piece of land, "How about this one?"
"This plot? Are you sure you want this plot? This land is too far away. It takes more than half an hour to drive there without traffic lights. For us old Beijingers, if someone gets a house here, it means they've left the city and their ancestral home. This land isn't in high demand."
Mi Fei preferred another plot of land. It was a bit small, but it was close to the city center, only a few tens of minutes' drive away.
Chu Yu knew what he was thinking.
In the 1980s, these two plots of land were considered far from the city center by Beijing residents.
Decades later, as the city has grown and developed, these two plots of land are no longer what people now call the "suburbs," but rather a new urban area with soaring housing prices and a concentration of prestigious schools!
Cosmetic factories do have some impact on the environment.
If we acquire the land that Mi Fei mentioned, we'll have to move out in less than ten years.
If we can secure the land Chu Yu mentioned, it can sustain us for at least another twenty years. When we relocate it elsewhere, the government should provide corresponding subsidies. Relatively speaking, this plan is more cost-effective.
Mi Fei felt that she was too ambitious.
The land she wants is quite large. If a factory of this size were built, it would become one of the top enterprises in the country, an irreplaceable one. It's not just targeting the Chinese market, but also other Asian countries and overseas markets.
If it really comes to fruition, let's just say that Mi Fei, who has always been seen as idle by his family, will finally be able to hold his head high and be proud of himself.
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