1968: Started from breeding

Chapter 303 Farewell
After speaking with Tan Liwei, he addressed the crowd.

"In addition, after each department goes down to the site, if there are renovation needs or needs to purchase office supplies, they can submit their applications directly to the site office."

"I will approve it according to the needs at that time!"

"We'll use part of the remaining funds to help the branch offices for now."

"After all, the employees at our main plant are still receiving wages, while those at the branch plant can only maintain the most basic subsistence."

What do you guys think?

To be honest, Su Wenchen doesn't think he's a particularly stingy person.

He was particularly generous when it came to spending the company's money; for example, he directly allocated an extra 20,000 yuan to Miao Yuan's side.

After all, 20,000 yuan was no small sum at that time. Anyway, he felt that if he used 20,000 yuan to handle the land acquisition, he could definitely make everyone feel comfortable.

The reason he cut unnecessary expenses on Zhang Zhenhua's side was that he felt some of the expenses were indeed unnecessary.

After all, who would just fence off their chicken farm with red bricks back then?
The farm wall they have now was made of red bricks back then, which was a more impressive project.

After all, as the head office of a national-level farm, it would be quite embarrassing to use adobe bricks as walls.

However, if you build a free-range rooster breeding base, you don't need to care about these face-saving issues.

Although their company is wealthy, it's really unnecessary to spend money on things like this. Is there really a big difference in the effectiveness of a red brick wall versus an adobe brick wall in stopping people?

However, the prices are worlds apart. What would cost 100,000 yuan to do with red bricks would cost at most 10,000 to 20,000 yuan with adobe bricks.

Even purchasing red bricks required leveraging the local community's favors, and purchasing cement also required using those favors, but using mud bricks allowed them to earn favors from the local members.

Although mud bricks are relatively easy to chisel, they can't be broken in just a few strokes!
If someone can still make a big hole even when there are security personnel and dogs patrolling, and you can't hear anything, then Su Wenchen thinks that even if it were red bricks, someone could climb in just as easily.

After all, the wall only serves as a barrier and a warning; the real usefulness lies with people and dogs.

Below, the department leaders who heard Su Wenchen's words exchanged glances.

Although he wasn't really willing to support the branch site, Su Wenchen had already spoken up.

They naturally wouldn't say anything more, and Han Yang, seeing this, chimed in to support them.

"Director, don't worry, we're all from Blue Water Farm, and we're all focused on the farm's development!"

"If the branch sites need more support, it wouldn't hurt to provide more."

Upon hearing this, the others rolled their eyes.

I think Deputy Director Han really is the biggest sycophant in the place.

It seems your import/export department has few employees and high benefits, so a little more or less doesn't matter.

Their other departments are quite different.

As Blue Water Farm expands, the treatment of its employees naturally changes as well.

Salaries are fine; everyone's salary is based on their position and years of service, but there's a uniform standard.

However, when it comes to benefits, it really depends entirely on the department head's ability.

If the venue has money, the benefits of centralized procurement during holidays and festivals will naturally be more abundant, so they won't need to worry about it as much.

However, if there isn't much money in the market, then it really depends on the abilities of the heads of each department.

Su Wenchen merely glanced at Han Yang indifferently in response to his words.

"Okay, that's all for today. After you go downstairs, each department can submit the applications to the on-site office after they have been tallied up."

“Deputy Director Zhang is off these days. If you need anything from the main site, you can come and find me.”

"The meeting is dismissed!"

As Su Wenchen closed the file, the others packed their things and prepared to leave.

Su Wenchen was just about to return to his office when he saw Xu Xiangqian preparing to pack up for the meeting with others.

Said directly.

"By the way, Xiangqian, in the next few days, based on the rewards that the farm gave to the technicians who participated in the breeding of the Moonflower Rabbit, draft a similar reward plan and send it to my office."

"If I'm okay with it, I'll send the stuff to everyone as soon as possible!"

Xu Xiangqian immediately responded.

"Yes, Director, I'll send the reward plan over as soon as I get back."

After leaving the meeting room.

Su Wenchen was also busy. Because he went to Beijing at the end of the year, a lot of year-end documents were waiting for his signature.

For the next period of time, he spent his time immersed in a sea of ​​documents.

Winter passes and spring comes.

As the weather gradually warms up and the land begins to thaw, the spring plowing work for the new year is gradually starting.

The members of the production team, who had been holed up all winter, also began to repair the farm tools in the warehouse ahead of schedule.

The once barren land was now bustling with activity, dispelling the chill that had lingered all winter.

The main gate of the Su family's residence.

A brand-new jeep, just issued to the authorities, was parked quietly by the roadside.

Su Wenchen opened the car door, put the luggage containing clothes into the car, and turned around to look at his wife, whose eyes clearly revealed her reluctance.

Su Wenchen could only suppress his reluctance and gently hold the other person's hand.

"Ali, take good care of yourself at home. Or you can stay away from the commune for now. I'm worried about you going to and from get off work alone without me around."

Jiang Li listened to her husband's concerned words and replied with a smile.

"Okay, I got it. Besides, Mom said she'll pick me up from get off work from now on."

"As my older sister also said, it's good for pregnant women to do some light exercise."

"It's such a short distance, I just walk there every day like a stroll. In our commune, pregnant women can work in the fields before giving birth and nothing happens to them!"

Su Wenchen said helplessly.

"How can these be the same? Are they just not wanting to rest?"

"It's all due to limited conditions. Look at our brigade these past two years, who's been working in the fields while heavily pregnant?"

Jiang Li responded with a smile.

“I didn’t do farm work in the commune; it was all about talking. Besides, Secretary He even specially transferred Xiao to my side.” “He was afraid something might happen to me.”

"Don't worry, I won't go there anymore when I get a little older."

Seeing that Su Wenchen wanted to say something, Jiang Li simply waved her hand.

"Alright, alright, I understand. Now you can go!"

"Why are you nagging like an old lady? I'm getting annoyed even if you're not! Don't worry, I'll write to you when I have time! If we delay any longer, we might miss our train!"

Upon seeing this, Su Wenchen glanced down at his watch.

He nodded in agreement, realizing that time was indeed running out.

"Then I'm leaving. Remember to call me if anything happens. Let me know in advance when your due date is approaching, and I'll try to find time to come back and be with you."

After speaking, he glanced at Su's father and mother standing behind him.

"Mom and Dad, I'm entrusting Ali to your care!"

Su's father nodded.

"Don't worry, your mom and I will definitely take good care of Xiaoli!"

Su's mother stepped forward and said with a hint of complaint.

"Haven't you become a leader now?"

"Why does my wife always have to go on business trips when she's heavily pregnant? And she'll be gone for several months at a time!"

"Isn't there anyone else in your team? Why do you, the leader, have to do the work yourself? Can't you send someone else?"

Su Wenchen felt somewhat helpless upon hearing this.

Because only he could accomplish this.

The breeding of meat rabbits and the specific planning for the spring branch farms are not tasks that can be solved simply by sending someone over.

Especially in the breeding of meat rabbits, without his help, even if they were successfully bred, the results would certainly not be much different from the rabbits we have now.

But before Su Wenchen could say anything,
Su's father immediately retorted.

“What do you know, you old woman? If even the youngest son has to go there in person, then only he can make the decision.”

"Is this something that can be solved by just sending anyone?"

"You treat national affairs like you're just chatting with people at the village entrance all day long! You think you can just chat with anyone?"

"Don't worry about the youngest son's family. When the time is right, I'll have your mother accompany your wife to the county hospital ahead of schedule."

"With your older sister there, there definitely won't be any problems."

Clearly, for Su's father, a man's career is more important, and he also knows very well that if Su Wenchen is willing to go there in person, it must be something that urgently needs his approval.

After all, as the captain, he knew that sometimes if you don't personally go over and give your approval, no one below will dare to take responsibility.

And if problems arise, your leader will have to bear the responsibility for ineffective leadership; he knows that.
Hearing her husband say that, Su's mother could only say irritably.

"Hmph, all you men know is national affairs, just like how high an official you are."

However, when she turned to Jiang Li, she showed a pained expression.

"Xiao Li, let's not talk to these men anymore. Let them go and attend to their important national affairs!"

"Mom loves you, but they're always busy working at home, they don't have time to care about us!"

Upon hearing this, Jiang Li smiled and pulled her hand away from Su Wenchen's, took Su's mother's hand, and readily agreed.

"Yes, Mom, I knew you loved me the most!"

"With you taking care of me, I don't need their concern!"

Seeing this, Su Wenchen also showed a helpless expression.

He knew his wife didn't want him to worry too much, so he was just pretending.

Since it was getting late, he didn't linger any longer.

"Okay, Mom, then I'll trouble you to do this."

"If anything happens, just give me a call, or you can come to our field and ask someone for help."

Although the chances of something going wrong were slim, Su Wenchen still gave him a few more words of advice.

Before leaving, he also gave instructions to Zhang Zhenhua, who was in charge of daily affairs, and to the newly appointed head of the security department.

Even if they are not family members of the leaders at the venue.

The farm is responsible for the problems encountered by any of the farm's employees' family members. At this time, the employees treat the factory as their home, and many factories are truly like patriarchs, taking responsibility from beginning to end.

Jiang Li nodded as well.

"Okay, I've said it so many times, my ears are tired of hearing it."

"If you don't leave now, it will be too late."

Hearing this, Su Wenchen reluctantly opened the passenger door.

He said to the driver on the side.

"Let's go! To the train station."

As the engine slowly started, Su Wenchen rolled down the car window and spoke to Jiang Li.

"Take care of yourself, I will try my best to come back when I have time."

Jiang Li could no longer hold back and said reluctantly.

"Take care of yourself too, don't overwork yourself!"

Remember to eat on time!

"Don't work too late, take care of your health."

I'll write to you when I have time!

As the car slowly moved forward, Su Wenchen heard concerned voices coming from behind.

My mood couldn't help but feel a little heavy.

Looking at his wife's figure in the rearview mirror, she remained in the same spot until the car turned the corner.

(End of this chapter)