My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 247: Being aloof has its advantages
In fact, the one who benefited the most was Director Tang.

Holding the map, Weidong felt like he was using a satellite navigation system. "This side is the Polytechnic University, across from it is the museum, and in front of it is the commercial district. Look, this is what you call a living district. A row of shops facing the street, open for business, with residential homes upstairs. Isn't this how intersections near the commercial district in the Economic Development Zone should be?"

You are already walking in it, and you hardly realize that it is already a ready-made model.

Perhaps only "Sky Eye" and "Chi Waiqiao" can see through this.

But as soon as it was pointed out, Director Tang suddenly understood and quickly asked Manager Zhang to take a photo for him here.

What should the Economic Development Zone be built into?

Weidong had a general idea of ​​it before, but he couldn't describe it, and he didn't know how to hide why he knew it.

Now it’s easy, pointing to the roadside and constantly reminding people: “Shouldn’t factory buildings be like this?”

"Shouldn't the curb be this wide?"

"Shouldn't roadside trees be pruned like this to create green belts?"

"That's what fences separating schools from residential areas are supposed to do."

He doesn't seek to show off, and doesn't need to show off in front of his leaders that he is a prophet who can guide how urban construction should be done. Now he can point out the final best outcome in a concise and concise manner, which can help many links avoid many detours.

Director Tang kept humming along the way and wanted to take notes!
Manager Zhang quickly reminded him, "No need. I took the photos exactly as you said. They'll understand everything when they get home. And when they hand them over to the construction, municipal, and sanitation workers, they'll know exactly what you want. Weidong's idea is really great!"

He still subtly gave the credit to Rang Weidong.

The two girls walked together at the back: "Don't worry about him, Lao Zhang is not bad, we can arrange more for him in the future. What does the foreign language mean?"

Feng Chu's foreign language skills came in handy: "South Korean food? What kind of food do they have? This is Japanese food, and there's also the flying pancake from Third Brother's house. Oh, this is Southeast Asian food. I'm suddenly drooling."

"That's a clothing store, right? That dress is so pretty, it will look great on you!"

"Oh my god, how much is this skirt priced at? Two thousand Hong Kong dollars?"

"It's only a thousand yuan. Why don't you buy it for your sister to try on. It will definitely look good on her when it's stretched. Weidong will definitely like it."

It is instinctive to please the eldest wife, but the purpose is still to please the master.

"Really? Let me see your..."

Wu Shengyun deliberately talked endlessly to Lao Gao at the end.

After the three-mile walk, the Foreign Affairs Office clerk's perspective completely changed: "You are definitely the most unique and down-to-earth team of investigators I've ever led. I'm going to write down this experience and report it to my superiors."

Because along the way, they bought water and drinks five times, cigarettes twice, snacks three times, and a few strings of fish balls. The girl almost bought some clothes.

Wei Dong persuaded her and said that she would ask Chi Shiming where to buy the best deals. She would definitely buy clothes and cosmetics this time.

The key point is that everyone understands why this small supermarket is here and whether it's doing well. This hardware store serves the surrounding neighbors and probably also provides on-site installation and repairs. A clothing store here is a bit unreasonable, but this restaurant must be doing well...

Throughout the whole process, Weidong analyzed and judged from the perspective of forty years later and taught everyone.

With a ready-made urban model in front of us, the most straightforward and crude way to build the economic development zone in the near future is to copy it.

In the long run, whether you can find your own development prospects from this development trend depends on your ability.

Anyway, I opened the factory and made money to help everyone to develop and strive to become bigger and stronger.

Wu Shengyun couldn't help but move closer and listen carefully to every word.

This also resulted in Jiangzhou's various industries having the highest density of inspections to HK in the country for more than ten consecutive years.

It is really due to the promotion of Rang Weidong and Chi Shiming that HK, a harbor mountain city also built according to the terrain, is very similar to the Jiangzhou mountain city which is governed by the river in terms of geographical structure.

The design connections of many streets, buildings, green spaces, municipalities, parks, and communities can be copied without any thought!
Due to its uneven terrain, Jiangzhou has always been difficult to carry out large-scale construction, as it cannot be built in a flat and stable manner like a chessboard, with construction running from north to south. As a result, many details have already been settled in HK through years of certification experience.

Just copy!
Even the phoenix chick, who had been looking around curiously before, gradually calmed down.

While observing the various shops on the roadside, Weidong was mainly paying attention to the construction structure when she unexpectedly discovered a specialized telecommunications store selling "Digital Pagers" on the roadside, and there were even mobile phones in the store!

For a top student like her who majored in telecommunications, she always thought that programmable telephones were the world's leading technology. However, she saw something that overturned her cognition!
But she didn't say anything, just quietly took out her camera and took pictures.

This is definitely something I need to discuss with my brother-in-law alone.

However, he didn't notice that Shen Cuiyue also gradually calmed down, looking at everything in front of her thoughtfully.

It was not until the evening that I fought for private conversation time with Dong Xueqing.

Even at noon, we had a simple meal at a tea restaurant around Yau Ma Tei.

In this area, there are basically seven or eight-story old buildings densely packed together, but the urban area maintains an orderly four-lane or six-lane system.

Each can find its own large number of observable details.

Rang Weidong doesn't understand urban construction, architectural planning, or traffic management, and is clearly an outsider.

If he'd used technical jargon, everyone would have been stunned. But he got to the point: "See? This is already a narrow road. If we add a minibus stop here, the curb should be moved inward half a meter to a meter. At least there won't be traffic jams when buses stop. The road in front of our door is completely straight. Now there are only a few cars, so it doesn't seem noticeable. But in the future, if it gets a little crowded, there will be traffic jams. Look at them..."

"Fuck, Old Zhang, look, didn't I tell you that the photo studio building can keep its facade intact while construction continues behind it? They're wrapping the entire building in mesh, then completely enclosing the sidewalk with bamboo frames and laying nets. It's safe, and then they're propping it up a few meters toward the street with nets. Even if something falls, it won't hit the car. Learn from them."

"Oh, this glass building is great! Look how cunning it is, it's all fake. That's why I keep recommending glass walls. Because it's the easiest architectural style to achieve a modern feel. It easily makes people feel awesome and beautiful, and you don't have to compete with others for in-demand materials like steel and aluminum."

Because these are very common problems in urban construction later.

At present, the area from Kowloon to Yau Ma Tei is not very modern. There are old buildings and a lot of signs extending out from the road everywhere.

Weidong joked that sooner or later the signs would rust and fall off, hitting people, and only then would large-scale rectification be carried out. How could they allow the signs to be placed across the street without any restraint or management?

Need to change.

Just learn and criticize at the same time, truly eliminating the dross and retaining the essence.

Lao Gao said that this was a dialectical approach to investigation, and it was unique among the investigation teams of this level that he had access to.

Others were either amazed and dazzled, shaking their heads at how they could catch up, or were wary and cautious not to let the false prosperity of capitalism erode the mainland.

There is no such purely academic inspection style.

In the afternoon, I reluctantly took the subway across the bottom of Victoria Harbour. When I arrived at Hong Kong Island, I found that there were more modern high-rise buildings and newer urban planning and construction details. There was simply too much to see.

Everyone got off the bus early and walked three miles to the agreed place. It was almost dinner time.

The person waiting to be received almost had the intention of harshly criticizing him, but Lao Gao took the initiative this time: "Look at the work notes we took along the way. It's really like learning from a sales expert. I realized that the most basic and fundamental knowledge is written in the homework notebooks of a top student."

This is of course what Weidong said.

Everyone couldn't help but take notes with pen and paper.

But the funniest thing was that Weidong suggested that everyone dress like the locals while they were still in Temple Street.

Buy clothes to change along the way.

It's late November, and the temperature in HK is actually still quite cold in winter, so the thicker shirts and vests are what the older guys on the street tend to wear.

Director Tang, if you try this, and tie a pork kidney bun around your waist, no one will think you are from mainland China. You will look like a typical street boy.

Manager Zhang looked more alert, wearing a dark jacket over a horizontally striped T-shirt and white sneakers. He was already tall and handsome, and now he looked even more refreshed and neat.

Lao Gao also had a white shirt and an executive jacket, which of course he asked Weidong to choose according to the perspective of future generations.

He wore a black shirt tucked into jeans and a beige jacket on the outside, imitating Jackie Chan's street style, which was very dynamic and flexible.

Wu Shengyun's shirt was a white one with a very drapey feel, and he wore a flight jacket, and also had a pair of sunglasses for him to wear.

In terms of appearance, he is definitely more handsome than Rang Weidong.

The two girls were the most pleasing to the eye, and I finally couldn't resist and bought them a dress, the kind with high padded shoulders for autumn and winter.

Dong Xueqing wore orange, which made her look more delicate and charming. Shen Cuiyue wore lotus green, which made her look like a strong and capable woman in business.

If you dress well, no one will look at you strangely.

Everyone followed Weidong's example and walked around with confidence, without the timid and stingy look of people from the mainland.

Now the staff here are all surprised when they see it.

All the mainland investigators who went abroad for the first time were trembling with fear.

These people are able to focus on specific matters. They all look at whether the road is well built, how the store business is going, and whether the restaurant's service attitude seems to be poor.

Your complexion will naturally be different.

So I was supposed to explain the rules and regulations verbatim, but now it feels like I'm facing a group of locals.

He is even more free and easy than the resident staff who have been working in HK for quite some time.

In particular, Weidong learned Lao You's social style of making friends and warmly invited all comrades to have dinner at a restaurant we just passed by. The food looked good.

At that time, they were all standing on the front line of the struggle, and the staff would not go out casually.

They didn't even know what this restaurant was like, so how could this newly arrived Jiangzhou reform team become the host?
So I reported it to my superiors with a confused look on my face.

Normally, there would be inspection teams from all over the country on a daily basis, and there was no need to mention names in such detail. However, when they heard that Weidong, as a private entrepreneur, was asked to bring people out at his own expense, they

I am really blessed with this rare surname. Several leaders here said it's okay to have a meal together and meet this vanguard of the reform front.

This is the fame effect that You Qili has always dreamed of.

(End of this chapter)