Chapter 130: Public and Private
Today, press cards are not yet unified. Regardless of newspapers and magazines, or television and radio stations, each one issues its own card, and Xinhua News Agency is no exception. In the past, press cards were relatively simple, with a plastic cover, one side of which had a photo and name, and the other side had the name of the unit, the card number, and the content asking the station and other places to cooperate.
Today's press cards are very cool, with covers made of ochre lambskin and cotton thread, and a large stack of central documents in red-headed Song style inserted inside, such as China Civil Aviation No. XXX, Ministry of Railways No. XXX... Without exception, all units are ordered to ensure that Xinhua News Agency reporters have unimpeded access.
This certificate is the press card among press cards, and there are no more than 2,000 of them in the country. With this certificate, Gao Jialin can board any regular means of transportation. If he is late, he can simply stop a public car on the side of the road and show his certificate to get the greatest degree of cooperation.
It also allows you to enter most state-owned units. When Tang Shizeng, a famous journalist who went to the Middle East to report on the Iran-Iraq War, received this certificate, he even said, "There is no place in the world that I cannot enter."
By the way, he just happened to join Xinhua News Agency this year. Unfortunately, Gao Jialin hasn't been seen yet. I don't know if he hasn't come in yet or has been queued up somewhere else.
"It's still summer vacation, and it's not appropriate to keep you in the company all the time. You should go home and take a look before the vacation is over, and then send the article to us. The same applies after school starts. We don't have any requirements for your attendance, as long as you can hand in high-quality articles." Considering that Gao Jialin has not graduated yet, the conditions offered by the publishing house are still very relaxed.
"Okay, I've also thought of the focus of the recent interviews!" Gao Jialin reported to Ji Jingshuo, "When I visited Japan, I found that Japanese universities have a good combination of scientific research and corporate applications. When universities produce useful results, they can be quickly applied in enterprises. If enterprises have needs, they can also fund and entrust universities to conduct research."
"But China seems to have not done enough in this regard. The old people said, 'Science and technology are the primary productive forces.' This situation is obviously not appropriate now, so I plan to conduct a long-term and continuous interview on this issue. This time I returned to Shaanxi, I first went to Jiaotong University to take a look and understand the situation. When I return to Shanghai after the school starts, I will visit Shanghai's universities and enterprises. I hope to write a useful article to attract the attention of leaders."
"Well, your topic is very good. It fits your identity as a college student and also meets the needs of the times. Just go for it boldly. I'll help you get coverage later! Oh, by the way, you spent money during the interview. Remember to get tickets and get reimbursed by the publishing house when you come back." Ji Jingshuo clapped his hands without much thought.
Gao Jialin, with a smile on his face, used the old man's words to endorse the article. How could such a topic be bad?
Moreover, choosing this topic will not only help him complete the task assigned by Xinhua News Agency, but will also be very beneficial to him personally. Today, the research level of domestic universities is not completely useless, and the majority of scientific researchers have also produced many valuable results in the laboratory. Unfortunately, most of these results cannot generate economic benefits.
On the other hand, domestic enterprises have long been plagued by the problem of insufficient technology and are unable to acquire advanced technology to improve production efficiency and produce more competitive products.
Whoever can open up this link can make huge profits. Simply put, it means acting as an intermediary, buying technology from university researchers, and then selling it to companies at a higher price, so that money can be easily obtained.
This is what Yuan Baojing, the richest man in Liaoyang in the future, did when he started his business. He imitated a salesman and first knocked on the doors of companies one by one, recorded the names of companies with technology needs and the types of technology they required, and then found various universities and research institutions, bought out the scientific research results that had been shelved and dormant after demonstration and identification, and resold them to companies that needed these results.
At the same time, he also found a technological achievement that suited him. At that time, an agricultural university had developed a high-yield "triticale", but it had not been popularized. Yuan Baojing spent 100,000 yuan to buy the patent for "triticale" and rented 300 acres of land from farmers for 50,000 yuan to grow wheat.
Half a year later, the "triticale" matured and the wheat seeds quickly occupied the national market, making a profit of more than 2 million yuan that year. He then used the money to participate in the "327 National Debt" and became rich overnight.
Unfortunately, once he became rich, he became arrogant and did things he shouldn't have done, leading to an extremely tragic ending. I won't go into details about this matter, but if you are interested, you can find it by searching, and it will surely be an eye-opener.
Gao Jialin knew the value of those technologies better than he did, and his identity as a Xinhua News Agency reporter also made it easier for him to obtain information from both universities and companies. This business was tailor-made for him, and it would be a shame not to do it.
Before leaving Beijing, he called Gao Jiawang. After staying in Gaojia Village, Kuanzhou County for a few days, Gao Jiawang came back with a lot of bags, which naturally included gifts for Gao Jialin's family.
In the evening, they had dinner at Gao Jialin's house. After they had eaten their fill, Gao Jialin and Gao Jiawang avoided the crowd watching TV in the threshing ground and went to the river to enjoy the cool air. They talked about business, "I have a new idea now and I want to find someone to help me. Who do you think is suitable?"
"If you think I can do it, then let me do it!" Gao Jiawang said without any hesitation.
"If you leave, what will happen to the furniture factory?" Gao Jialin was very pleased. The income from the furniture factory was not low, and Gao Jiawang was willing to give up without even asking for the specific situation. This showed that Gao Jiawang wanted to help him from the bottom of his heart.
"Jiasuo and the others learn very quickly. Just let whoever you think is suitable be in charge of the furniture factory. They can do a good job." Gao Jiawang did not say who would replace him. He knew very well that Gao Jialin was the boss and he had to decide on this matter.
"Okay, then let's add the lock. I won't be back in Shanghai for more than half a month, so you can go back in a couple of days to make the arrangements. I'll tell you about the new idea when I get there." Gao Jialin could also guarantee that Gao Jiawang would definitely earn more if he came to be in charge of the technology intermediary business.
And this is also a good opportunity to train myself. When I was making furniture before, I either interacted with factory workers or customers. Now I have contact with more companies and can learn more.
After staying at home for a few days, Gao Jialin first went to Xi'an, where he learned about the situation at Jiaotong University, interviewed several local companies, helped them to connect, and then wrote a short article and sent it to Ji Jingshuo.
At this point, his summer vacation mission was completed. He still had time, so he could go to Dunhuang to see how the filming was going and how Chen Hong and Li Jianqun were doing on the crew.
Thanks to Single-core Processor Qi for the reward
(End of this chapter)
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