Twenty years of cold chain

Chapter 261 The Wind Rises in Yuncheng

Liu Zhiying, who is in Yuncheng, has multiple tasks to handle. The Spring Festival is a major time when many phases of work are coming to an end.

However, just as the year was drawing to a close, he suddenly received a call from Chu Lihe. During the call, Chu Lihe instructed Liu Zhiying to keep an eye on the situation regarding "Plot No. 2 in West Town." This so-called Plot No. 2 in West Town...

This is precisely the construction land that the Yuncheng Transfer Center will be vying for next.

This location, adjacent to the current transfer center and covering nearly 100 acres, suggests that while Hu and Liu didn't explicitly state it, this site is crucial for Tongxing's initial expansion and future upgrades. Just like Tongxing's first and second phases, this location will fully amplify Yuncheng's business capabilities.

Liu Zhiying is currently preparing a plan in response to the eight national policies on cold chain logistics.

It is also based here.

According to industry estimates,

After the Spring Festival, Qinghai Province will receive more than 100 million yuan in support funds for the nine major infrastructure projects under the "Eight Measures". Combined with the major livelihood event of transporting vegetables to the south and the success of the pilot project in Yuncheng, it is a tacit understanding between Hu Shutong and Liu Zhiying to obtain a higher proportion of support. It can be said that this is the most important thing for Tongxing this year.

During the phone call, Chu Lihe didn't mention any specific developments to watch out for, only saying that "President Hu has offended someone." When Liu Zhiying pressed for details, he gave vague answers and hung up. Liu Zhiying wasn't comfortable with Chu Lihe. Although he was in charge of the first phase of Tongxing's business and was the oldest person from Qingda at Tongxing, several interactions with him made Liu Zhiying feel that he was overly reliant on seniority. Moreover, based on some rumors he had heard, he didn't seem like a reliable person.

Liu Zhiying didn't panic because of the phone call. This land was certainly important, and that's precisely why she needed to remain calm in any situation. Someone like him, who had participated in numerous large projects, understood this best.

A good place is a good place, and good technology is good technology.

Because there are many people vying for it, being mentally prepared to deal with unpredictable changes is a basic quality.

Liu Zhiying didn't analyze the veracity of what was said in the phone call. The first thought that flashed through her mind was that if Chu Lihe's starting point was Tongxing, then this phone call should have been a series of specific reminders, clearly telling her what to pay attention to, what to guard against, and even what actions to take, rather than being mysterious like an outsider, as if it were information that required payment.

Why it is this way is something Liu Zhiying hasn't figured out yet, but she has left enough room for it in her mind so that she can always pay attention and look at the problem from a developmental perspective. Who knows, one day she might suddenly understand everything.

Liu Zhiying didn't rush to inform Hu Shutong about this. Hu Shutong was far away in Ganzhou, having been gone for over half a month, and the matter had become quite complicated. Moreover, he had recently been constantly requesting information and seeking cooperation from Tongxing headquarters. Discussing this with him at this time would only raise concerns...

It's no longer of any use.

If we're really going to talk about this, we should at least figure out the whole story, instead of letting the other party flinch and us get scared. With Yoo Ji-young's experience, things shouldn't be so hasty.

"President Hu has offended someone," these words echoed in his ears for a long time. It was probably the most useful sentence in Chu Lihe's entire phone call.

In the business world, if you feel overwhelmed and can't make sense of things, the best approach is to focus on who will be the biggest beneficiary. Amidst the hustle and bustle, the coming and going of profits, all obstacles are fleeting clouds, and towering mountains are mere illusions.

Besides Tongxing, who can get the greatest benefit from this No. 2 plot in Xizhen?

The answer needs no further consideration; it must be spring thaw.

Starting a business next to Tongxing's transit center is like many large, foreign fast-food chains: building next to a long-time rival is always a good move, as the other party has already paid for the planning and inspection. Yuncheng Transit Center has been under development for three years since its initial planning, and its reach is already considerable. Chunrong's involvement allows them to benefit from many readily available resources.

As Liu Zhiying pondered, she realized that these were not the only troublesome issues. Chunrong could also replicate the large-scale project of transporting vegetables to the south, as it possessed the strength to shoulder this responsibility. If everything could be done the same way as Tongxing, whoever had stronger capital behind them would undoubtedly have a greater chance of winning.

Its ambition is to use everything that Tongxing has accumulated over the years as its own, and even to pocket the support from the National Eight Measures next year!

It can attract provincial policies, operate livelihood projects, and has similar businesses and functions as Tongxing. No one can get rich policy benefits and give full play to the great value of this land like Chunrong.

With this thought in mind, I realized that this matter concerned the fate of Tong Hing!

Thinking about all this, Liu Zhiying pondered the phrase "offended someone" more deeply. Tongxing and Chunrong had always been enemies, so saying "offended" was not quite accurate at this time. Moreover, in Liu Zhiying's view, given Tongxing's current booming momentum, offending Chunrong wouldn't be enough to make Chu Lihe speak with such hidden worries.

The words "new capital" came to mind for Liu Zhiying. Chunrong was the ultimate beneficiary, but Chunrong was not necessarily the one who would face off against Jin Tie.

This explains the "person" that Chu Lihe mentioned.

Who could it be?

Liu Zhiying fell into deep thought. In other words, even Hu Shutong himself did not know who he had offended, otherwise he would not have been able to travel so easily and swiftly to the Northwest.

Has anything major happened recently?

Tongxing is operating smoothly, Yuncheng is operating smoothly, the flower garden is progressing steadily, and the business of the R&D center is also cooperating well. It is no exaggeration to say that the entire Tongxing is welcoming this prosperous New Year.

Suddenly, Liu Zhiying noticed a file folder on the table, containing the factory renovation plan that Fengliang Cold Chain had been constantly urging her to submit. At the same time, an email popped up on her computer, indicating its impatient nature.

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I've loved cold chain logistics for twenty years.

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