Beautiful beauties in the 80s courtyard

Chapter 181 A teacher must have a name and act with justice
Qin Hengzhi remained silent, waiting for Lu Qiaoge to continue.

Lu Qiaoge: "Let me put it this way, I plan to provide a paid platform for Hong Kong businessmen. I will sign an agreement with them, which guarantees them a certain sales volume."

For example, I might prepare to trade clothing. A merchant has one million units of goods, and I agree to sell them all to him, but he has to provide me with a certain amount of grain. He profits from our money, but I earn venue and communication fees, etc. I don't need the money; I need the grain, and I guarantee it will be held annually.

This was similar to the trade fairs organized by individual business owners in various places in the 1990s. Several large trucks formed a convoy, all loaded with clothing, because clothing was one of the most profitable industries in the 1980s and 1990s.

Moreover, this product has no expiration date, poses no safety hazards, is easy to store and transport with minimal damage.

Most importantly, the profits are terrifyingly high.

"We can't exchange it for foreign currency, but we can exchange it for grain." Qin Hengzhi paused for a moment, then asked, "How much grain can we exchange it for, or are there any other benefits?"

Lu Qiaoge glanced at Qin Hengzhi: "For example?"

"For example, regarding donations, if we want to realize your vision, we must ensure that teachers have a legitimate purpose and that their actions are righteous."

Lu Qiaoge had also considered this issue.

If you want to leave this world peacefully and avoid causing trouble for yourself and your family, you must not do things that are easy for others to criticize.

Currently, the domestic market is not open to the public, and many people in the port city are unaware of its enormous potential.

They even assumed that ordinary people were all ragged and impoverished, let alone that they might not have a single penny in their pockets.

But in fact, most formal workers nowadays have savings.

Everything was rationed; there was nowhere to go if you wanted to consume.

Unless the family is in dire financial straits and under immense pressure, like the Lu family initially, which faced considerable hardship due to their fourth child's illness requiring medication, the high cost of medicine, and the fact that only Old Lu had a salary.

But it's different for those with two or more employees.

Lu Qiaoge said, "It will definitely be under the guise of a donation, but we need to see what the higher-ups need first to determine what the donated supplies actually are."

Qin Hengzhi nodded, agreeing that this was a valid point.

If the other party can provide us with urgently needed supplies in exchange, we can sit down and talk as long as it doesn't involve matters of principle.

There will be supporters if the benefits received far outweigh the risks taken.

Lu Qiaoge continued, "Given the current situation, the fabric and style of the clothing should follow our design, but I'd like to know how feasible this is?"

Qin Hengzhi also said seriously, "Seventy percent."

Lu Qiaoge smiled gently; she believed Qin Hengzhi's words.

As long as she doesn't touch that line, she should be fine.

Lu Qiaoge couldn't tell Qin Hengzhi that this year was very difficult for the Dragon Kingdom, with reduced agricultural production and tight supply of raw materials, so the food factory had to import grain in order to survive.

Moreover, this trial was not a spur-of-the-moment decision; she was planning it very seriously, and if it succeeded, the benefits would be enormous.

But she already has orders for melon seed baskets, so this isn't urgent.
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The matter concerning Liu Xia and Liu Yu was resolved smoothly, and Wang Cuilan and her husband quickly took their three children back to their hometown.

At first, Wang Cuilan absolutely refused to go back and insisted on seeing Liu Xia.

But when coworking started, a group of people sat together with a telephone on their desks.

The microphone was placed on the table, and Zhu Dashan's familiar voice came through it.

That was their village chief, who was also the brigade party secretary.

He was considered the highest-ranking leader in the village and wielded considerable authority. He first took Zhu Dashan's household registration certificate and read it aloud to the people there.

They had no marriage certificate and were not husband and wife. Liu Xia was the adopted daughter of the Zhu family. Her name was chosen randomly and was called Li Shani. At that time, the brigade thought that the word "sand" in "sand" was difficult to write, so they called her Li Dani.

The village secretary testified that Liu Xia was sold to the Zhu family by a notorious child trafficker. To be honest, Wang Cuilan didn't want to buy her, but since her family lived at the edge of the village, the trafficker didn't want to take Liu Xia away anymore. So he persuaded Wang Cuilan to keep the child. He said that at five years old, she could wash diapers, take care of the child, do laundry, cook, and do housework. When she got older, she could even work in the fields. These words moved Wang Cuilan, so she spent one yuan to keep the child.

Liu Xia started working the day she arrived, and for a full eleven years, she never had a day off.

As for the wedding ceremony and the bride's marriage, the brigade leader said that was what Wang Cuilan herself said.

Then came the commune chief, who confirmed over the phone that there was no marriage certificate and it was impossible to register a marriage.

Finally, the local women's federation told the women's federation here that the adoption relationship was not valid, and they would immediately transfer Liu Xia's household registration and mail it to her.

The brigade secretary told Zhu Dashan to hurry up and bring his wife and children back, otherwise all his work points would be canceled at the end of the year and his homestead would be given to someone else.

The Women's Federation here also kindly advised her not to think that she could be bullied just because the child's parents were not around. It was illegal, and the organization would not allow Liu Xia to continue to have contact with her.

Lu Qiaoge kindly told Wang Cuilan that Liu Xia's biological father was actually still alive, but in prison, and would be back in twenty years. So, where do you think he could go if he didn't go home?
Moreover, this will affect everything Liu Xia and Liu Yu do from now on. They'll be lucky to get temporary jobs, and they might not even be able to keep their houses.

Zhu Dashan and Wang Cuilan had no idea that Liu Xia's biological father was in jail.

Twenty years have passed; by then, I'll be old.

Who cared about him back then?

Besides, the ingredients might be harmful and could affect a child's future.

Her family has impeccable lineage; their ancestors for eight generations were all poor farmers. It's impossible for them to marry into a family that's in prison.

So, Zhu Dashan and Wang Cuilan nimbly took the child and left.

The 516 group was very humane; they gave Zhu Dashan fifty yuan, had him sign a severance agreement, and then properly sent him back to the Northwest.

Although Liu Xia was uneasy and apprehensive, she quickly accepted it.

The main reason is that no one here scolds, hits, or orders her around.

Liu Yu handed over the work to Liu Xia and temporarily went to the logistics department to clean.

The young boy was very clever. He went to find Lu Qiaoge and prepared to change his surname to Chai, since the siblings' current situation was inseparable from Master Liu.

It's impossible to expect him to support you in your old age.

But he knew that talking to others might not work, so he chose to talk to Lu Qiaoge.

As it turned out, the young boy made the right choice. Lu Qiaoge not only changed the names of the two siblings to Chai Xia and Chai Yu, but also applied for a primary school for Chai Yu, so that she could go to school when school started.
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On a Sunday, Qin Hengzhi finally arrived at the door with gifts.

We're already familiar with each other.

However, this way of visiting is still a bit awkward.

Qin Hengzhi was not as calm and composed as he had imagined.

Meng Xia grew to like Qin Hengzhi more and more the more she looked at him. She thanked him for the tickets and said she planned to buy a bicycle for her family next month.

Grandma Lu was the same; barring any unforeseen circumstances, Qin Hengzhi would be her first grandson-in-law.

Oh, just thinking about it makes me happy.