My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 245 Just Follow Me
The experience of arriving in Yuezhou was actually not very good.

Let Weidong avoid the same details as last time as much as possible.

But I couldn't help but walk through the place I walked last time.

So he always made the atmosphere lively.

In the afternoon, he went to the campus to play basketball and showed off some of the more advanced moves he had practiced in Pingjing after the National Day. In the evening, he brought more than 20 branch employees to the hotel to see them.

Of course, they chose another hotel to stay in. There were seven of them, and the two girls happened to live together. Shen Cuiyue had the confidence to arrange a separate room for Weidong.

Then she revealed to Dong Xueqing in the evening that if there were no cadres watching, she would have let Weidong stay in the suite directly.

Feng Chu was surprised that you two were staying in the same room on a business trip, and at the same time, he was secretly glancing at her figure.

Shen Laosan took good care of it. It was the master's treasure. He just smeared SOD honey all over it before going to bed.

Dong Xueqing sighed and actually followed suit. She was the king in this area.

So Weidong couldn't sleep alone, and his sleep was not as good as the sound sleep he got after being tired and busy with his wife.

I made an appointment with He Yuemei to coordinate the details of the work after I came back. I was still excited when I got in the car early in the morning.

So when he saw the young man, he immediately turned around and asked Lao Zhang if he remembered him.

The studio manager, a highly competent professional, studied him closely before nodding, "I've seen him before. He came to the studio to take his registration photos four or five years ago...four years ago. He obviously looks and feels different now, but I still have a deep impression of him...after all, few people his age take immigration photos."

Liujin Photo Studio is the top-tier old brand in Jiangzhou, and its prices are also the most expensive. Ordinary citizens just go to the streets and nearby photo studios to take daily photos, and only when there is something special will they go to Liujin Photo Studio to splurge and take a souvenir.

So the daily business is quite full, but it is not crowded.

But entry and exit photos must be taken at Liujin Photo Studio, so those who come to take these photos must be received individually and attentively by Lao Zhang.

He has been working for more than ten years, and only in recent years has he had at most ten new customers each year, so of course he has a deep memory of them.

Rang Weidong took the initiative to step forward, leaning against the back of the other person's chair and speaking Mandarin: "Are you from Jiangzhou too? I just met you on the flight and didn't have time to say hello. My name is Rang Weidong, nice to meet you."

The other party quickly looked over at the team, extended his hand to shake it, and responded in a standard Jiangzhou accent: "Chi Shiming, are you going to Hong Kong to perform a show or something?"

Wei Dong wasn't exactly a bright and clever person, but he'd been growing rapidly over the past year or so. He had to stop and think, "Performing a show? Wouldn't ordinary people ask about business trips, official business, studying abroad, etc.? Why are you asking this?"

Chi Shiming peeked out again. "Those two middle-aged men are obviously cadres. You and the three young men can't be experts. They can only be acrobats or Sichuan opera performers. Or are you the child of a high-ranking official?"

Just this eyesight is pretty good.

Ran Weidong shook his head: "We are doing business, and we are on a business trip to HK for inspection. What about you?"

Unexpectedly, Chi Shiming responded to him: "I am from Hong Kong, what are you investigating?"

He spoke with a clear Jiangzhou accent, but claimed to be from Hong Kong, which almost made Weidong drop his jaw. "You're from Hong Kong? Aren't you from Jiangzhou? You're investigating everything. To be more precise, you're just going for a stroll. So, are you interested in taking us for a walk? You're a local, aren't you?"

There was no trend of online fraud at that time, so it was not that dangerous to meet fellow countrymen overseas. Besides, even Lao Zhang confirmed that he was from Jiangzhou, so his identity information could definitely be easily found.

Chi Shiming was sitting there. He turned his head and looked at Rang Weidong seriously: "Okay, what business do you do?"

Wei Dong leaned against his side, looking down at the bag that was placed on the ground between Chi Shiming's legs, and felt that sense of déjà vu again.

I was so shocked that I couldn't believe it, so I asked, "What business do you think is the most profitable?"

Chi Shiming said without hesitation: "Real estate!"

Let Weidong downplay it: “Well, I am a consultant to Jiangzhou Real Estate Construction and Development Corporation and deputy director of the Municipal Real Estate Reform Committee.”

Twisting his head up was very uncomfortable, so after looking at it, Chi Shiming looked straight ahead again. Now he had to twist his head again and look up in disbelief: "You! How is it possible?"

Weidong was leaning in this position, with his right shoulder slightly raised. He suddenly thought of the noisy kids next to the tax compound, and hummed the line: "Chicken, you are so beautiful..."

I subconsciously shrugged my shoulders twice, I couldn't help it at all.

He stared at the other person's pupils, wanting to see his reaction to the secret code.

Chi Shiming's eyes were filled with confusion. "What? What did you say?"

Going a step further: "Love you walking alone in a dark alley?"

Jiangzhou HK boy was even more confused: "What? Are you kidding me? How old are you? Deputy Director of Real Estate?"

Wei Dong was slightly disappointed to confirm that it was not the same person with time and space confusion, but he was more relieved.

He smiled and shook his head. "No kidding. Jiangzhou is leading the nation in exploring real estate reforms. It was the first in the country to establish an official real estate company. Well, maybe Pengzhen was earlier, but the Special Economic Zone doesn't count. Jiangzhou is the pioneering exploration area among all the places in the mainland. That middle-aged man with a slightly Mediterranean bald head is the director of the first economic development zone in the mainland."

Theoretically, it seemed that economic development zones would not appear in the country until the 1990s, but Jiangzhou was the only one that tested them super early.

Chi Shiming looked at those people again. No one was as surprised by Weidong's identity as him: "He's normal. How old are you? Deputy Director?" Weidong calmed them down and asked again, but the response was different: "Twenty. How about you? How old are you? How come you're from Hong Kong? You need a letter of introduction just to buy a plane ticket. What do you use to buy it?"

This was the most unusual thing he found on the plane. The other person didn't look like a salesperson at all. He just looked like a college student. How could that be possible in this day and age?

My first reaction at that time was that it couldn't be a hijacking. This time we had to go through the port checkpoint, so Weidong must have locked his gun and holster in the big safe at Lao Qin's place in advance. He also had a gun.

Chi Shiming's explanation was bland yet bizarre: "I'm also twenty, born in July. My family is overseas Chinese from Vietnam. After liberation, my father returned to Jiangzhou to work and live, but our ancestors are still there. A few years ago, you know, there was a war, and the overseas Chinese were expelled, so they all fled to Hong Kong. So they wrote a letter asking me to go to high school in Hong Kong and obtain Hong Kong citizenship, which allowed me to buy a plane ticket."

It's that simple.

Sister Su and Sun Zetao from the School of Foreign Languages ​​both said that the easiest way to go abroad is to have relatives overseas.

This is also the most unbreakable connection.

After all, the country is in urgent need of financial assistance from overseas Chinese.

So it is not difficult to give the green light to this aspect.

The deputy director asked as a matter of course, "So you're traveling back and forth between Hong Kong and Jiangzhou frequently now?"

Chi Shiming also answered honestly: "About once a month, how about you?"

Weidong seemed to have caught that familiar trace again: "You don't watch TV? Oh, there's that Feiyan sanitary napkin commercial after the news. Did you see it?"

He has never made a public appearance, and the documentary only uses the basketball-playing posture as a metaphor. Whether others watch TV or not, they have no idea who Weidong is.

Sure enough, Chi Shiming immediately reacted: "I've seen it, and I heard it's also from Jiangzhou. You guys?"

Looking at it in surprise,

Let Weidong nodded. "It's my factory. The girl wearing the mask is the supervisor of the sanitary napkin factory, the handsome boy is the assistant, the one who keeps staring at me is my sister-in-law, and the SOD honey in the 8 or 9 o'clock ads and the X camera in the Sunshine Daily are all mine. So we went to Hong Kong to see if there is anything more to learn. Do you have any suggestions that you are interested in?"

This attempt finally took off.

Chi Shiming could no longer tolerate this shocking exchange of views, with the constant turning of heads and looking up, and more importantly, the onlookers around him who were staring at him. He simply reached out and lifted his bag onto his shoulder: "Shall we talk over there?"

Weidong could have invited him to sit next to him, but he saw him carefully hanging his backpack in front of him as he walked to the train junction. He seemed to have seen something, turned around and gestured to this side, and then followed him.

Old Third Shen regretted that his two younger brothers did not come with him, and immediately waved his hand to ask Wu Shengyun to sit in Chi Shiming's seat just now, as a bridge to observe the other side.

Dong Xueqing wanted to stand up but was stopped: "Men are doing things, women should not interrupt."

Manager Zhang stopped the two cadres and chatted with them as if nothing had happened.

This Guangzhou-Kowloon Through Train is just an air-conditioned carriage that is slightly better than the ordinary green-skinned train. Chi Shiming's jacket, jeans, sneakers and backpack are no different from those of college students in 20 or 30 years.

This was the source of Wei Dong's feeling of time travel, but it was clearly just the most ordinary outfit of a Hong Kong kid: "I thought I was the only one who could see the endless business opportunities hidden in this huge gap."

Let Weidong sort out the other person's mental journey: "When you went to Hong Kong in high school, you must have seen a huge gap. Most people are immediately dazzled by the huge material disparity of bright lights and feasting. But you saw that you could use this legitimate identity to constantly go back and forth between your grandparents and your parents to do business?"

Awesome.

In the 1980s, very few people had the opportunity to go abroad, or even to obtain a green card or HK residency. But for a country with a population of one billion, the very few who had special circumstances actually numbered tens of thousands or more.

Most people either embrace life in Europe and the United States and work hard in foreign countries, or they are completely lost in them and basically will not come back, at least not in the 1980s and 1990s.

This guy immediately realized that this gap was actually an advantage.

Instead of fighting with those white-skinned and banana-skinned natives with bayonets, it is better to travel back and forth between the mainland and HK.

Weidong watched Chi Shiming show a rare hint of pride befitting his age, then hid it in an instant, then suddenly raised his hand to touch the backpack in front of him...

Sure enough, Chi Shiming subconsciously gave way!

The deputy director of the Housing Reform Commission smiled and asked, "What did you bring from Jiangzhou to Hong Kong?"

Chi Shiming's face suddenly tensed up, and then he tried his best to conceal it, just like when he protected the bag just now.

It was a very subtle change, but it was very clear in the eyes of the old security guards, especially the joint defense assistant who had been carefully guided by Ding Haifeng.

Rang Weidong wasn't here to catch a thief. "I started last year. I don't have the overseas connections you have from Jiangzhou to Hong Kong, but I did see the huge urban-rural gap. I bought bacon from the most remote mountainous areas of Shangzhou, and then, just like you, secretly brought it to Jiangzhou... From the dock to the cotton mill in Jiangnan District to sell it, I made four trips a month, covering over 300 kilometers, and quickly accumulated my first pot of gold."

Chi Shiming's expression quickly relaxed, and he looked at Rang Weidong eagerly!
This is the moment when two almost similar business souls come into contact with each other.

It’s just that Wei Dong has accumulated forty years of era essence to open his third eye, while this young man, who is also twenty years old, has to cross the river by feeling the stones on his own.

It was at this moment that Weidong pointed out to him that his journey of exploration was over: "I've personally seen a friend arrested for selling sunflower seeds. And my friend who's wearing a mask has a family that's been involved in illegal business and has been ruined. So, my friend, my advice to you is, after you've accumulated your initial capital, don't get involved in any illegal activities again. It will instantly turn all your efforts into ashes!"

Chi Shiming serves in seconds!
(End of this chapter)