540: Chapter 224: No Worries in Everything (5000 words, subscription requested!)”_1 540: Chapter 224: No Worries in Everything (5000 words, subscription requested!)”_1 Capable individuals are always more well-liked.
Undeniably, Yan Fei has now truly demonstrated his capability in Sancha River Township.
Thus, when he went to have the seal made, he hadn’t even finished saying that he wanted the official seal as quickly as possible and was prepared to pay extra for an overnight job, when Old Zhang himself said, “Rest assured, I’ll have it ready for you by tomorrow morning.
I’ll work through the night so that the big boss can see my inherited craftsmanship!”
As for the Credit Cooperative providing them with a proof of assets, that was just a matter of a few words.
Director Yao even told Yan Fei and Xu Xiaoyan that if it were not for the need for approval from the higher-ups for the loan of 300,000, they could receive the money imdiately.
Regardless if this was a re gesture, at least the expressed supportive attitude was comforting.
The next morning, they spent half a day visiting all the relevant departnts.
Sancha River’s level of support was undoubted.
Even the town mayor was willing to provide endorsent.
With everyone looking out for each other, how could they not support him?
Any docunts that required a seal were promptly stamped.
Even the incomplete ones were assisted by the relevant departnts to complete.
These days, things can seem difficult but they can also be quite easy.
Red-tape may be a hassle, but outcos are often shaped by human intervention.
Isn’t there a saying “Special handling of special matters”?
We have a capable person in our town; how can we not support them?
The last thing we want is for the entire town to criticize us!
News of Yan Fei seeking a loan of 300,000 to buy more cows was spread like the wind.
Not to ntion, the scope and intensity of this implicated more than any previous poverty alleviation efforts in the county, making it no surprise that the news spread so quickly!
300,000!
The bank is willing to give 300,000 yuan!
How much money is that?
Everyone knows the price of a calf.
300,000 yuan is at least 300 calves, which ans at least another 150 or so households can sign contracts for cooperative cattle breeding.
Added to the nearly 200 households already involved, that’s about 300 to 400 households.
Assuming an average family size of four, that’s about 1,500 people.
How many people live in a single township?
Apart from the small town of Tanghe County, there aren’t many factories employing over a hundred workers.
There are definitely so governnt-owned ones, but private factories of this scale are scarce.
In fact, when the two of them went back to the Industry and Comrce Bureau in the afternoon of the second day, the auntie at the service desk told them that luckily she had overheard their conversation the day before and had kept them back, otherwise their leaders wouldn’t know what to do with them!
The middle-aged man also changed his attitude and was very enthusiastic— it was only then that the two found out that Sancha River Township had already made a call to the county governnt, asking for their support for their local enterprise and asking them to give so extra consideration to Yan Fei’s matter.
Naturally, the consideration needed was Yan Fei’s age, because due to his age, many things required signatures and stamps which complicated the procedures.
But who cared about his age at the mont?
If he had the capability to get every household in the township to raise cows, even if he was still wearing split-crotch pants, the township would practically revere him as a god.
The departnts they had to deal with included not only the Bureau of Industry and Comrce, but also the taxation and agriculture departnts.
The livestock industry also requires veterinary certificates, and these too were indispensable.
Yan Fei and Xu Xiaoyan were certainly enlightened.
They had no idea that the county could provide such extensive support to a local enterprise.
There’s a concept these days called local protectionism, which can be interpreted positively or negatively depending on how you look at it.
On a broader scale, it is unquestionably a problem.
However, there’s no doubt that the small companies and enterprises established in humble tile-roofed houses in certain small places rely on this protection to slowly get on their feet.
Without local protection, countless small enterprises wouldn’t stand a chance and would get trampled as soon as they showed their heads.
It wouldn’t be possible for them to have any chance to erge.
Simply put, this is not just about Yan Fei and Xu Xiaoyan anymore.
The township has spared no efforts in making calls and submitting docunts, hoping for the county’s support.
Being an affair involving hundreds of farming households, the county’s attitude is unquestionably very supportive.
Tanghe County is a nationally recognized poverty-stricken county, and this has been the case for many years.
Every year, they stretch out their hands for poverty alleviation funds from higher authorities, and many people rack their brains to make this money contribute more.
However, limited by the overall environnt —inconvenient transportation, undeveloped consulting, limited perspectives— it’s like walking in shackles.
Now, a person, regardless of his age or education, has accidentally paved a new path.
Although this path has not yet been fully verified, the prospects are erging, and everyone can see it.
There’s no question then, there are two words for it: Support!
And it doesn’t require any money to be allocated from the tight budget, just so manpower and policy support.
How often does such a good opportunity co along?
In this era, large-scale investnt solicitation is taking place nationwide.
But the problem is, you’re just a poor county.
You may say you have geographical advantages, are situated at the junction of three provinces, have convenient transport; you may say you have a large population, abundant human resources, and cheap labor; you may say you are a large agricultural county, and your crops grow well in the fields…
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