The Life of a Son-in-Law in a Courtyard House

Director Hou said worriedly, "Ah, exports. Domestic goods exports are only doing well with some of our friendly countries, but not so well with other Western countries."

"Director, you don't need to worry about this. Let the domestic side thoroughly understand the technology and develop it vigorously. Our country has a large population and many wealthy people."

Just think about how many high-income officials there are in our country alone.

There must be millions of families who can afford it, right?

These alone represent millions of potential customers.

To promote domestic development, we must improve technology and increase production.

Don't worry that people in China can't afford it; sooner or later, the income of ordinary people in China will increase.

There will be countless high-income worker families in the future who will need this.

It's difficult to export televisions from mainland China to Western countries, but my company in Hong Kong can export them.

While domestic TV manufacturers are satisfying the domestic market, they can also supply parts for my company in Hong Kong.

I can start by building a factory in Hong Kong to produce these TVs, establish the brand, and then source the parts from mainland China when business gets bigger.

Even if our domestic factories grow bigger in the future, they can still do OEM production for us.

I can use the Hong Kong Island brand, put it on, and sell it to other Western countries all over the world.

At that time, those capitalists were allowed to establish multiple distribution companies in various countries around the world.

This way you can directly send someone over to act as a salesperson to develop the market.

In the future, we can sell not only televisions, but also refrigerators, washing machines, telephones, rice cookers, electric kettles, and all kinds of other electronic products.

In the future, parts or production can be supplied by domestic factories.

Of course, domestic companies must improve their technology, quality, and appearance.

This not only strengthens our intelligence agencies, but also allows many factories in our country to earn foreign exchange.

This will provide more job opportunities for our country.

This is a win-win-win situation!

Yang Dalin explained to Director Hou what contract manufacturing and private label manufacturing are.

Putting aside everything else, the opportunity for domestic factories to earn a large amount of foreign exchange in the future was enough to tempt Director Hou.

Yang Dalin then described some promising prospects for the future to Director Hou.

"Director, there aren't many countries in the world that can produce televisions independently right now."

Moreover, their costs are higher than ours. As long as we can improve our domestic quality, technology, appearance, and cost, we can achieve the same results.

In the future, I can help domestic factories secure many orders. Even if you produce millions of units a year, or tens of millions, I can help you sell them.

Do you know how many televisions they produced annually before this major upheaval?

They're already producing millions of units annually and have started exporting them.

They're in chaos now; I heard they've lost a lot of experts and skilled workers, which is why their production is failing.

You said if I use a Hong Kong brand and export to their country, how much money could we make just from that small daily market?

If you make ten US dollars per unit in the market of several million units, that's tens of millions of foreign exchange. If you produce tens of millions of units a year, and we make a net profit of ten US dollars per unit, that's hundreds of millions of US dollars in foreign exchange.

Entering the small market and South Korea, Hong Kong Island is a special place now, making it very convenient to enter many Commonwealth countries, and even eventually the Bald Eagle market. Not all Bald Eagles are rich.

They also have many poor people.

Their labor costs are high, so the televisions they produce are also expensive.

We can dump our products into their countries at low cost.

They took over their entire electronics market.

Not only do they make money off them, but they also hinder their economic development.

Director, you need to change your thinking.

Sometimes, war doesn't necessarily require military victory; economic warfare can also be used.

Director Hou was very agitated by what Yang Dalin said.

"Tell me properly how you plan to wage an economic war."

Yang Dalin explained, "Director, a television set may seem like an everyday household item, but you knew from the beginning that it was a screen used by military radar to view targets, right?"

If we take over the television or electronics markets of the United States, the United States, and some Western European countries, then they won't be able to develop television or electronics products as much as they want, right?

If they stop developing, will the radar screen level continue to decline?

Of course, this is only one aspect; there may also be specialized military units conducting research on it.

The main problem is that many manufacturing workers will lose their jobs and even their wages.

With a large number of workers going without income, will the workers in those countries cause unrest or riots?

You've been to the United States of America before, so you should know a little about it.

They are a high-welfare country.

Without money, jobs, or foreign exchange income, how can they pay taxes? If they don't pay taxes, how can they maintain high welfare? Without high welfare, how can they attract talent? If people don't consume, how can their economy develop?

The simple act of going in and out can cause them a lot of trouble.

Of course, this is only one product market.

If we can gradually take over other markets, then their unemployed workers will increase.

The level of economic development is getting worse and worse.

And we will become richer and richer, and we will have more and more workers.

Even if they use some pressure to force companies from Hong Kong Island to open factories in their mainland.

I only hired some of their most ordinary workers and had them do the shoddy assembly work.

They shouldn't let their workers do the core technology work or the work of producing parts.

They will not have access to new technologies or new developments.

If we ever actually fight the bald eagle, we can just take the funds and run away. Those workers will lose their jobs and start making trouble.

Wouldn't that be even more fun?

We're not afraid of a few thousand people causing a disturbance, but what if it's tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of workers?

Do you think they would dare to easily start a war with us?

Director Hou's eyes lit up as he listened.

Yang Dalin added fuel to the fire.

"If the profit margin of the TV set is high enough, we will have the money to continue to develop new products. For example, we can accelerate the development of our other electronic products."

Like electronic computers, that's high technology.

The future should focus on the vigorous development of personal computers.

Computers have many applications, including military and civilian use.

For example, our Ministry of Railways can use it extensively in the future.

It can be used in many positions.

In the future, we can continue to export computers and capture their market share.

This market has a very promising future.

I won't go into the specific areas one by one; you should ask an expert.

I won't explain them to you one by one.

And in the automotive industry, I've heard that many experts and skilled workers have also been lost.

We can start by producing some cars to cater to the small consumer market and gradually expand our reach.

If we develop this industry vigorously, we can even switch to producing tanks, right?

It can also boost the development of the domestic steel industry, right?

These products not only make money, but they also improve our overall manufacturing capabilities.

How could Director Hou not know how many experts and skilled workers from various industries have been lost by Xiaozhaizi?

Those were all secretly brought into the country by Crow through Yang Dalin's connections.