What else could Xia Jianhua say?
He couldn't say anything.
He looked at his son.
Once again, his gaze was a little strange, just like when Xia Qi laid his cards on the table with him for the first time.
"Your brain…"
Xia Jianhua sighed softly.
Naturally, he agreed to this method.
He had no choice but to agree.
This was beneficial to him, the Xia family, and the village. If it succeeded, it would completely reverse the scolding of the capitalists in the village.
It was a happy situation. How could Xia Jianhua disagree?
Of course, the only drawback of this was that he was afraid that the current situation would be exposed in advance.
Therefore, after careful consideration, Xia Jianhua left and came back on the 23rd and chatted with Xia Qi for a long time.
In the end, the father and son decided.
The plan was brought forward.
As a matter of fact, Xia Jianhua had already made preparations for this event.
The last time he came back, he had just stabilized the market in the third provincial capital city. He handed the follow-up replenishment of the market to the local employees.
After chatting with Xia Qi last time, he went back and thought about it. He was worried that a long delay would cause trouble, so he decided to bring forward the plan. Therefore, he changed his route to a small town that had yet to be developed near Luzhou.
Although doing so in advance would make it more difficult to open up other markets in the future. After all, he had added so many opponents in advance.
However, Xia Qi and Xia Jianhua estimated that there might be a lot of people in the village who wanted to go out to work, but the first batch of people who really took action would only be a few.
Perhaps after a while, some people would gain a firm foothold and earn money, while others would waver and follow suit. However, that would take at least a month.
And Xia Jianhua's family would not run out of business just because they joined the market.
In short, the flower plantation was very big and there were many cities. Perhaps there were only those provincial capitals, but there were more cities that were not provincial capitals.
Even if he contributed this plan to make a fortune, everyone would eventually follow and start to seize the market.
However, Xia Qi and Xia Jianhua estimated that it would take at least half a year or even longer for the market gaps in the domestic cities to be completely occupied.
In other words, it would not affect his earning.
After all, Xia Jianhua and Xia Qi were going to quit at the end of the year.
Compared to the wealth certificate and other subsequent businesses, the fish and shrimp market was still a small business.
If he did that, the only ones who would be hurt would be his uncle and his family.
Because when there was no market to open up, they would not be able to make money as quickly as they were now.
However, the market that had been opened up now, coupled with the fact that there was still so much time left, was enough for Little Uncle and First Uncle to occupy a large enough market.
It would be profitable enough to guard the market opened by one company.
Besides, even if Xia Jianhua didn't do that, he couldn't be sure how many more markets would be opened after half a year.
Your family isn't the only one in the world, and you aren't the only one with eyes.
There would always be people who would see the business opportunity. In fact, they had already seen it, and they were ahead of Xia Jianhua and Xia Qi.
For example, in places like Shanghai Special District.
The reason why Lu Zhou and other cities were still empty was because these places were not as attractive as the Shanghai Special District. Their eyes had not yet reached these places, or rather, their energy was limited.
Xia Jianhua, for example, had only managed to occupy three markets after two months of hard work.
That night, the two of them decided.
The next day, his father woke up early and told his grandparents and aunt about this.
However, First Aunt objected to this method as soon as she heard it. She felt that if they could not stand it after they made money, they could do whatever they wanted. They did not have to worry about it. At most, their family could move to a big city or even go abroad.
In the eyes of First Aunt, or perhaps in the eyes of their generation, going abroad was a sign of success.
One had to be sure that in this era, the middle-aged and even the younger generation generally had a sense of inferiority. They believed that foreigners were superior and that the moon in foreign countries was rounder than in China.
This was because they were born when the country was at its poorest.
When he was growing up, he had seen and heard that foreign countries were the richest and most developed.
The sense of inferiority in his bones had caused the craze to go abroad in this era.
It could be said that many civil servants and even university students gave up good jobs in the country just to go abroad or even smuggle themselves out of the country.
And whoever could go abroad would definitely represent a promising future in the eyes of others.
Big aunt has this comment and Xia Qi is not surprised.
This was the mindset of the people brought about by the times, unlike the people born in the 1000s and 1000s in the later generations, who were born in the wealthiest period of their motherland. They looked at foreign countries as rural villages and could hold their heads high when they saw anyone.
Of course, Xia Jianhua and his grandfather strongly opposed the decision. After that, his grandfather dragged her into the house with a dark face.
Grandpa's generation was different from them.
In the eyes of his grandfather's generation, foreign countries were just so-so. No matter how developed foreign countries were, they were still beaten down back then!
They had iron-like beliefs and beliefs.
Going abroad was definitely not within their consideration, especially leaving a bad name in their hometown.
In the old man's opinion, it was absolutely not allowed to forget his ancestors.
.....
That day, Xia Jianhua brought Xia Qi to the county hospital to change his cast.
He was not in a hurry to leave because his eldest uncle and youngest uncle would be back today.
He needed to tell them about this matter.
They were the pillars of their own small family. In addition, they were also participants in this fish and shrimp business. He had to explain this plan and matter to them clearly.
..... What else could Xia Jianhua say?
He couldn't say anything.
He looked at his son.
Once again, his gaze was a little strange, just like when Xia Qi laid his cards on the table with him for the first time.
"Your brain…"
Xia Jianhua sighed softly.
Naturally, he agreed to this method.
He had no choice but to agree.
This was beneficial to him, the Xia family, and the village. If it succeeded, it would completely reverse the scolding of the capitalists in the village.
It was a happy situation. How could Xia Jianhua disagree?
Of course, the only drawback of this was that he was afraid that the current situation would be exposed in advance.
Therefore, after careful consideration, Xia Jianhua left and came back on the 23rd and chatted with Xia Qi for a long time.
In the end, the father and son decided.
The plan was brought forward.
As a matter of fact, Xia Jianhua had already made preparations for this event.
The last time he came back, he had just stabilized the market in the third provincial capital city. He handed the follow-up replenishment of the market to the local employees.
After chatting with Xia Qi last time, he went back and thought about it. He was worried that a long delay would cause trouble, so he decided to bring forward the plan. Therefore, he changed his route to a small town that had yet to be developed near Luzhou.
Although doing so in advance would make it more difficult to open up other markets in the future. After all, he had added so many opponents in advance.
However, Xia Qi and Xia Jianhua estimated that there might be a lot of people in the village who wanted to go out to work, but the first batch of people who really took action would only be a few.
Perhaps after a while, some people would gain a firm foothold and earn money, while others would waver and follow suit. However, that would take at least a month.
And Xia Jianhua's family would not run out of business just because they joined the market.
In short, the flower plantation was very big and there were many cities. Perhaps there were only those provincial capitals, but there were more cities that were not provincial capitals.
Even if he contributed this plan to make a fortune, everyone would eventually follow and start to seize the market.
However, Xia Qi and Xia Jianhua estimated that it would take at least half a year or even longer for the market gaps in the domestic cities to be completely occupied.
In other words, it would not affect his earning.
After all, Xia Jianhua and Xia Qi were going to quit at the end of the year.
Compared to the wealth certificate and other subsequent businesses, the fish and shrimp market was still a small business.
If he did that, the only ones who would be hurt would be his uncle and his family.
Because when there was no market to open up, they would not be able to make money as quickly as they were now.
However, the market that had been opened up now, coupled with the fact that there was still so much time left, was enough for Little Uncle and First Uncle to occupy a large enough market.
It would be profitable enough to guard the market opened by one company.
Besides, even if Xia Jianhua didn't do that, he couldn't be sure how many more markets would be opened after half a year.
Your family isn't the only one in the world, and you aren't the only one with eyes.
There would always be people who would see the business opportunity. In fact, they had already seen it, and they were ahead of Xia Jianhua and Xia Qi.
For example, in places like Shanghai Special District.
The reason why Lu Zhou and other cities were still empty was because these places were not as attractive as the Shanghai Special District. Their eyes had not yet reached these places, or rather, their energy was limited.
Xia Jianhua, for example, had only managed to occupy three markets after two months of hard work.
That night, the two of them decided.
The next day, his father woke up early and told his grandparents and aunt about this.
However, First Aunt objected to this method as soon as she heard it. She felt that if they could not stand it after they made money, they could do whatever they wanted. They did not have to worry about it. At most, their family could move to a big city or even go abroad.
In the eyes of First Aunt, or perhaps in the eyes of their generation, going abroad was a sign of success.
One had to be sure that in this era, the middle-aged and even the younger generation generally had a sense of inferiority. They believed that foreigners were superior and that the moon in foreign countries was rounder than in China.
This was because they were born when the country was at its poorest.
When he was growing up, he had seen and heard that foreign countries were the richest and most developed.
The sense of inferiority in his bones had caused the craze to go abroad in this era.
It could be said that many civil servants and even university students gave up good jobs in the country just to go abroad or even smuggle themselves out of the country.
And whoever could go abroad would definitely represent a promising future in the eyes of others.
Big aunt has this comment and Xia Qi is not surprised.
This was the mindset of the people brought about by the times, unlike the people born in the 1000s and 1000s in the later generations, who were born in the wealthiest period of their motherland. They looked at foreign countries as rural villages and could hold their heads high when they saw anyone.
Of course, Xia Jianhua and his grandfather strongly opposed the decision. After that, his grandfather dragged her into the house with a dark face.
Grandpa's generation was different from them.
In the eyes of his grandfather's generation, foreign countries were just so-so. No matter how developed foreign countries were, they were still beaten down back then!
They had iron-like beliefs and beliefs.
Going abroad was definitely not within their consideration, especially leaving a bad name in their hometown.
In the old man's opinion, it was absolutely not allowed to forget his ancestors.
.....
That day, Xia Jianhua brought Xia Qi to the county hospital to change his cast.
He was not in a hurry to leave because his eldest uncle and youngest uncle would be back today.
He needed to tell them about this matter.
They were the pillars of their own small family. In addition, they were also participants in this fish and shrimp business. He had to explain this plan and matter to them clearly.
..... What else could Xia Jianhua say?
He couldn't say anything.
He looked at his son.
Once again, his gaze was a little strange, just like when Xia Qi laid his cards on the table with him for the first time.
"Your brain…"
Xia Jianhua sighed softly.
Naturally, he agreed to this method.
He had no choice but to agree.
This was beneficial to him, the Xia family, and the village. If it succeeded, it would completely reverse the scolding of the capitalists in the village.
It was a happy situation. How could Xia Jianhua disagree?
Of course, the only drawback of this was that he was afraid that the current situation would be exposed in advance.
Therefore, after careful consideration, Xia Jianhua left and came back on the 23rd and chatted with Xia Qi for a long time.
In the end, the father and son decided.
The plan was brought forward.
As a matter of fact, Xia Jianhua had already made preparations for this event.
The last time he came back, he had just stabilized the market in the third provincial capital city. He handed the follow-up replenishment of the market to the local employees.
After chatting with Xia Qi last time, he went back and thought about it. He was worried that a long delay would cause trouble, so he decided to bring forward the plan. Therefore, he changed his route to a small town that had yet to be developed near Luzhou.
Although doing so in advance would make it more difficult to open up other markets in the future. After all, he had added so many opponents in advance.
However, Xia Qi and Xia Jianhua estimated that there might be a lot of people in the village who wanted to go out to work, but the first batch of people who really took action would only be a few.
Perhaps after a while, some people would gain a firm foothold and earn money, while others would waver and follow suit. However, that would take at least a month.
And Xia Jianhua's family would not run out of business just because they joined the market.
In short, the flower plantation was very big and there were many cities. Perhaps there were only those provincial capitals, but there were more cities that were not provincial capitals.
Even if he contributed this plan to make a fortune, everyone would eventually follow and start to seize the market.
However, Xia Qi and Xia Jianhua estimated that it would take at least half a year or even longer for the market gaps in the domestic cities to be completely occupied.
In other words, it would not affect his earning.
After all, Xia Jianhua and Xia Qi were going to quit at the end of the year.
Compared to the wealth certificate and other subsequent businesses, the fish and shrimp market was still a small business.
If he did that, the only ones who would be hurt would be his uncle and his family.
Because when there was no market to open up, they would not be able to make money as quickly as they were now.
However, the market that had been opened up now, coupled with the fact that there was still so much time left, was enough for Little Uncle and First Uncle to occupy a large enough market.
It would be profitable enough to guard the market opened by one company.
Besides, even if Xia Jianhua didn't do that, he couldn't be sure how many more markets would be opened after half a year.
Your family isn't the only one in the world, and you aren't the only one with eyes.
There would always be people who would see the business opportunity. In fact, they had already seen it, and they were ahead of Xia Jianhua and Xia Qi.
For example, in places like Shanghai Special District.
The reason why Lu Zhou and other cities were still empty was because these places were not as attractive as the Shanghai Special District. Their eyes had not yet reached these places, or rather, their energy was limited.
Xia Jianhua, for example, had only managed to occupy three markets after two months of hard work.
That night, the two of them decided.
The next day, his father woke up early and told his grandparents and aunt about this.
However, First Aunt objected to this method as soon as she heard it. She felt that if they could not stand it after they made money, they could do whatever they wanted. They did not have to worry about it. At most, their family could move to a big city or even go abroad.
In the eyes of First Aunt, or perhaps in the eyes of their generation, going abroad was a sign of success.
One had to be sure that in this era, the middle-aged and even the younger generation generally had a sense of inferiority. They believed that foreigners were superior and that the moon in foreign countries was rounder than in China.
This was because they were born when the country was at its poorest.
When he was growing up, he had seen and heard that foreign countries were the richest and most developed.
The sense of inferiority in his bones had caused the craze to go abroad in this era.
It could be said that many civil servants and even university students gave up good jobs in the country just to go abroad or even smuggle themselves out of the country.
And whoever could go abroad would definitely represent a promising future in the eyes of others.
Big aunt has this comment and Xia Qi is not surprised.
This was the mindset of the people brought about by the times, unlike the people born in the 1000s and 1000s in the later generations, who were born in the wealthiest period of their motherland. They looked at foreign countries as rural villages and could hold their heads high when they saw anyone.
Of course, Xia Jianhua and his grandfather strongly opposed the decision. After that, his grandfather dragged her into the house with a dark face.
Grandpa's generation was different from them.
In the eyes of his grandfather's generation, foreign countries were just so-so. No matter how developed foreign countries were, they were still beaten down back then!
They had iron-like beliefs and beliefs.
Going abroad was definitely not within their consideration, especially leaving a bad name in their hometown.
In the old man's opinion, it was absolutely not allowed to forget his ancestors.
.....
That day, Xia Jianhua brought Xia Qi to the county hospital to change his cast.
He was not in a hurry to leave because his eldest uncle and youngest uncle would be back today.
He needed to tell them about this matter.
They were the pillars of their own small family. In addition, they were also participants in this fish and shrimp business. He had to explain this plan and matter to them clearly.
.....
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