The benefits are mutual.
The folks who work in the city can find a job at ho to support their families.
Sun Dasheng also takes this opportunity to have ti to walk around and see his hotown thoroughly.
He originally thought he was very familiar with this hotown.
Unexpectedly, after a field visit, he found out he had been a bit presumptuous.
Many places he had only glanced at during his student days, and those impressions were completely unreliable.
Accompanied by Secretary Zhu, he walked through it again, with new discoveries and insights: the countryside is really poor.
Of course, this "poor" is relative.
Compared to his childhood, the rural environnt has improved a lot.
Every village now has cent roads, every household has running water, and although the inco from farming is still very limited, there are no longer heavy taxes (he rembers having to pay a poll tax just to attend school as a child), and they can make a little throughout the year.
But when compared with the cities of the sa era.
It is a world of difference.
Don’t even ntion closing the gap; Sun Dasheng feels that the gap seems to be widening.
Not just in the countryside, even in fifth or sixth-tier county towns and third or fourth-tier cities, the gap with big cities is also getting bigger and bigger.
.....
Ti flies.
It was now July.
The system experience continued to arrive steadily, the company’s account broke through the big barrier of 500 billion, reaching 507.6 billion.
With plenty of money and resources, he plans to invest one hundred billion in two car assembly plants in his hotown’s economic developnt zone and Along the River Town, using money to build an industrial park in an agricultural county with no industrial foundation.
Of course, this one hundred billion won’t be invested all at once.
It will be put in step by step over several years according to the plan.
.....
Shanghai City.
Sun Dasheng stood on the top floor of the Starlight Building in the chairman’s office, looking into the distance, "It’s indeed one of the top cities in the country, so prosperous."
"Master, why did you beco so sentintal just after one trip back ho?"
A pair of jade-like hands passed through Sun Dasheng’s waist and then interlocked at his abdon, her head resting on his back, she softly said.
"Really?" Sun Dasheng murmured softly.
Then he told her about the sights he saw back in his hotown.
Ouyang Jiani blinked her Carslan-big eyes in disbelief: "Are there really places that are so poor now?"
Then her hand was lightly slapped, turning a bit red.
She realized her words were inappropriate and quickly apologized: "Master, sorry, I almost beca one of those people who wonders why others don’t eat at when they have no rice."
"I just find it hard to believe."
Sun Dasheng turned around and held her in his arms, staring into her big eyes at the corners: "Alright, you can’t be blad for not knowing. Growing up in the Capital, and working in the most prosperous city of Shanghai after graduation, you haven’t really seen the outside world."
Seeing that her master forgave her foolish words, she leaned her head back on Sun Dasheng’s chest: "I’m sorry, I’ll make ti to travel around in the future. While appreciating the beautiful mountains and rivers of our holand, I will also see the hardships of people in other places, and no longer be like a frog in the well, out of touch with reality."
Ouyang Jiani’s words made Sun Dasheng very happy.
He could tell she was sincere, not just saying those words to humor him.
Sun Dasheng laughed as he scratched her nose: "As expected of Old Bai Jing, your political awareness is quite high."
Speaking of which, Ouyang Jiani proudly lifted her head: "Of course, us Old Bai Jing folks have top-notch awareness."
"At least better than those so-called Old Shanghai City ones."
These words.
Luckily, there are no Old Shanghai City people here, or else they would argue for sure.
"You, don’t say things that aren’t conducive to unity." Sun Dasheng advised.
Mind you, although the company is made up of people from all over, there are still a number of locals from Shanghai City.
What can I say, each generation surpasses the previous one.
Especially those born after 2000, they’re much better than those brimming with superiority as "Old Shanghai".
The tis are progressing.
You can’t look at people with an outdated perspective.
Regional prejudice is even more unacceptable.
"Oh, I know, Master. I was just venting in front of you, I wouldn’t be stupid enough to say it outside."
Ouyang Jiani knew her master’s words were for her own good.
Promising to be cautious in the future.
"What brings you to today?" Sun Dasheng asked.
Ouyang Jiani blinked: "Can’t I just miss my master and co over to see you?"
Sun Dasheng chuckled: "When have you ever missed without having a bath at ho and calling over with one call?"
"Well, now that you’re here, tell what you ca to Master for."
"Ah, Master, you’re like a worm in my stomach, nothing can escape your eyes."
Ouyang Jiani acted playfully, then began to state her purpose.
"Master, the company’s recent performance started to decline in recent months. Although many redial asures have been taken, they don’t seem to work. I ca here to seek your advice and help."
Sun Dasheng also felt the shrinking in the livestream e-comrce market.
In the downward economy, which eliminated many offline stores, the country no longer supports it as vigorously.
Not only livestream e-comrce, but also traditional large online e-comrce platforms have been seeing a yearly decline in performance.
Especially during the once booming Double Eleven, recently Alibaba hasn’t even disclosed specific sales figures.
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