My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 269 Only those who seize opportunities can be said to have experienced this era
Sure enough, Qin Yuye spent the next few days running around the TV station's jeans company, arranging the team and procedures for going to the mainland.

Shen Cuiyue immediately took the initiative to follow and assist.

Especially when Rang Weidong said that there was a rich girl over there and he also called Wu Shengyun, his intention was very obvious.

She laughed so hard that Weidong quickly told her to be more appropriate.

As a result, when Chi Shiming heard about it, he also went to see it.

But it's all thanks to him.

As a HK resident, entering the mainland for business or tourism now requires either applying for a visa or a Home Return Permit, which is quite troublesome.

Only mainland-born Hong Kong residents like Chi Shiming, who have traveled back and forth many times, are familiar with the process.

Especially since Weidong finally decided that more than ten Hong Kong businessmen would also go to Jiangzhou together, it would inevitably become a big deal for Jiangzhou City.

The international long-distance call only allowed Wei Dong to fax the identities of these wealthy people and their followers to the city, and roughly described the total net worth calculated by Qin Yuye to be around 70 to 80 billion Hong Kong dollars.

The city will definitely give a grand reception.

Let Weidong just hand over all of this to the city.

I am only responsible for bringing the two parties together for a blind date. How to do it specifically is your business.

He took his sister-in-law on tours.

The shopping malls, shops, exhibition centers, and factory exteriors make Weidong feel as if he has a time machine that can allow him to travel freely to thirty or forty years in the future.

We took the opportunity to shoot many things that we feel we are used to after thirty or forty years, but in fact they are mature forms that are full of experience and lessons.

He certainly had more "insight" than the large number of mainland Chinese who came to Hong Kong to study and investigate at that time, and knew what was later improved.

The obviously more modern Ocean Park was indeed a fanatical favorite of Dong Xueqing.

Wei Dong naturally took pictures of her, leaving behind a lot of detailed photos of the interior of the amusement park.

So when they set off for the return trip, Weidong actually brought seventy or eighty rolls of film, more than Manager Zhang.

It was all thanks to Chi Shiming's skillful loading of everything into his suitcase, which he then took away through the multiple round-trip passages.

There are no direct flights to Jiangzhou, so you still have to take the Guangzhou-Kowloon Through Train back to Yuezhou first.

It was not until the team gathered for their return journey that Weidong was surprised to see Uncle De's daughter standing in the team with an impatient look on her face.

Glancing at Shen Cuiyue, the girl slyly reported, "Bring him along. If he takes a liking to someone, we can put in some effort."

It sounds like the kind of hunting method used in the martial arts world.

Wei Dong was speechless: "You're more suitable. These wealthy tycoons are all smiling tigers. If you can bring them benefits, they will definitely be kind. If you dare to cause any harm, they will immediately turn their backs on you and destroy your family!"

Shen Lao San, whose family had been broken up, disagreed: "That was in Hong Kong. Back in the mainland, they have no say."

This made Weidong have to warn her about her mentality of being a fat sheep in a circle: "I brought her back to Jiangzhou to open a factory and build a building as an investment, so don't mess around!"

Shen Cuiyue gave him a wink: "I do everything for your own good."

Let Weidong bah. Isn’t the joke on the Internet that all kinds of relatives and friends use the excuse of "it's all for your own good" to morally blackmail him? He won't fall for that.

Qin Yuye saw it and actually coughed to remind him!

Shen Cuiyue was even more delighted: "I found that she is quite thoughtful in managing people."

Yes, she was only seventeen years old, but she was the one who led the entire business tour group everywhere, holding a small flag.

Originally, she only brought the denim clothing staff she had selected, but after boarding the Guangzhou-Kowloon Through Train, she also brought the Hong Kong businessmen to take care of her and take care of her.

Shen Cuiyue and Dong Xueqing both helped her.

After all, all the old people in Hong Kong only recognize her.

He asked Weidong to hand over the leadership and only communicated and introduced things to Lao Heng and the others.

He had never been to Cowboys these days, but Qin Yuye would come to the hotel every night to discuss progress, and he would even stay in the suite and was too lazy to go back.

I also taught these two, and the three girls had a pajama party on the big bed.

So I unknowingly moved several large boxes of my luggage here.

Only then did Shen Laosan and Feng Chu realize that modern women can have so many rich clothes and cosmetics and skin care products.

I was so reluctant and amazed at how expensive it was, but I still bought a lot of it secretly despite biting my tongue.

They also secretly asked Rang Weidong for money.

Let Weidong just give all the cash to his sister-in-law and ask her to buy more for his sister.

So the return trip was entirely thanks to Qin Yuye's advice to distribute the dozen or so boxes belonging to the three of them to the nearly ten jeans factory technology, production, fabric, and design experts she brought with her to help carry them.

They barely managed to get through with two boxes each.

Weidong was a little puzzled. Uncle De's daughter brought two people with her, and each of them only had one or two boxes.

Even if they were all brought for her, it wouldn't be as exaggerated as these three. Besides, the young lady definitely goes out empty-handed.

As soon as she arrived in Yuezhou, the young lady said that she would stop here and would only stay in Yuezhou for a few days to fool her father.

Weidong immediately felt that this was a good thing, so that Shen Lao San wouldn't cause any trouble.

Arrange for He Yuemei to accompany and take care of him.

He mainly took Hong Kong businessmen who had basically never been to the mainland to visit the former concession around the Swan Hotel without disturbing Yuezhou City, and took a quick look at the universities, plastic factories and sanitary napkin factories he was familiar with.

It is the closest to reality, allowing everyone to see the current housing, education, production, and business conditions in mainland China. Moreover, this is the Guangdong Province that is closest to Hong Kong and is the most open and relaxed.

Although Pengzhen is right next door, it is now just a large construction site and has no reference value.

Pingjing, Shanghai and Jiangzhou all have completely different city styles and environments.

We cannot face the whole country in a single form.

It fully emphasizes the vastness of this great country.

It is said that Lao Heng, who had participated in two official activities with the leaders of East Guangdong, watched attentively.

At that time, everyone must have received all kinds of "warm reception" to the point of being completely sealed off.

Definitely not seeing those details.

So Weidong is not afraid of being accused of leaking secrets.

No one dared to spend the night in Yuezhou, for fear of being intercepted and taking the evening flight back to Jiangzhou.

Shen Cuiyue originally said that she would never take a plane again, but she still gritted her teeth and followed him on the road.

The whole process almost pinched Weidong's wrist and he was stared at sideways by Qin Yuye and Dong Xueqing. Is it really that exaggerated?

Weidong was able to escape from the clutches of the devil only by treating Hong Kong businessmen to Maotai drinks on the flight.

After finally arriving safely in Jiangzhou, the whole city came out to welcome us.

They actually used a Hino bus that was imported to a large state-owned factory two years ago to pick up and drop off foreign experts as a reception car.

The heavy pneumatic doors, hydraulic shock absorbers and the comfort of the seats are worthy of the reception standards.

It was late at night so there was no need for any welcome ceremony. We were directly taken to the hotel above the Queen's Restaurant to check in.

This is also the only high-end foreign-related reception venue in Jiangzhou at present.

Weidong had no chance to go home. He had to return to the city with Lao Gao immediately and report the details of the entire inspection process overnight.

Because within about a week after he went to HK, the entire HK sent a surge of information about applications for inspections and contacts for various business investments to Yuezhou, Shanghai, Pingjing and Jiangzhou!

All the units were so happy that they tried their best to welcome the guests.

Therefore, Jiangzhou has actually received five or six waves of Hong Kong businessmen who came for exchanges and inspections with passports and visas. Most of them have already been to Pingjing and Shanghai in the past two years.

I never thought that a city below the provincial capital in the southwest inland area would be at the forefront of reform and opening up.

The HK host admitted that the main wave-making machines of this wave of investment boom all came from this Jiangzhou inspection team.

Lao Gao returned from the airport in a Shanghai-based car from the city, and on the way he had explained everything he could.

However, it was only then that he firmly hoped to be transferred to work with Comrade Rang Weidong: "It's all thanks to Comrade Rang Weidong. He actively and effectively communicated with all parties, made friends with Hong Kong businessmen, and strongly recommended Jiangzhou as a major investment direction in the mainland. So this time, Comrade Weidong made great contributions."

In the small conference room in the city, Lao Gao couldn't wait to express his opinion first.

At his level, it is not his turn to speak first.

Mainly because I'm a little nervous.

I know that the situation has become a bit serious this time.

It would be much easier for Weidong than for him.

Dong Xueqing couldn't wait to take the box back to the guesthouse to present the treasure to her sister, while Dong Xueying brought the children over and waited nearby.

Shen Cuiyue simply stayed in the hotel with Qin Yuye so that she could get some exposure to the Hong Kong girl.

This makes Weidong feel particularly relaxed now: "I don't have much credit. The policies and situation require Hong Kong businessmen, so I try my best to help the city connect them. These Hong Kong businessmen are indeed very powerful billionaires and of course very capable capitalists. They are definitely not here to serve the people, they are here to make money. So how can we help them make money while boosting our economy and bringing tangible benefits to the people? This is the focus of this investment promotion activity."

Old Tang was silent. He knew that he was the one who benefited the most from the fruits of his labor.

Because there is a high probability that as long as there is investment, it will be placed in the Economic and Technological Development Zone as much as possible.

So I just sat there with an "hmmmm" expression on my face the whole time, acting as a silent supporting actor.

Almost all the major teams in the city are present.

Listening intently, Weidong recounted his experience: "Because international calls might be eavesdropped, we can't report frequently. We've compiled a collection of images and information on industry, commerce, technology, architecture, and even television stations. We can hold separate meetings with the relevant departments to share the advanced experience we've gathered in Hong Kong."

Just getting here is enough to make everyone applaud.

You can hear him talk about measuring the city landscape and municipal facilities on foot, introducing Jiangzhou to Hong Kong businessmen at a charity dinner, explaining the current domestic investment policies, and finally discussing large-scale projects such as real estate and amusement parks with Hong Kong businessmen in private.

It's definitely an eye-opener for everyone.

Finally, a final reminder: "So I won't be involved in the outcome of their investment investigation this time. I simply hope it will bring more development opportunities to the city. However, I also want to remind you that these capitalists have a voracious appetite. During my time in Hong Kong, I frequently encountered their various sugar-coated tactics. Please keep each other in mind."

In recent years, there are still two or three groups of more than ten people going abroad for inspection every year. It is overwhelming to see so many things that we have no time to identify the advantages and disadvantages and absorb the essence of each place.

Not to mention guarding against capitalists.

This time, Weidong was finally given an example.

You have to peel off the sugar coating of capitalism, eat the sugar, and then spit out the core. Don't get confused and fall into the trap.

With his statement, the city felt that there was no need to emphasize any disciplinary measures against him.

You can't question the organizational discipline of a security guard with forty years of experience.

(End of this chapter)