the next day.
After breakfast, Nan Yi had nothing to do, so he sat in front of the computer and fiddled with the newly installed PhotoShop 2.0.
From 7.0 to CC version, Nan Yi's design level cannot be said to be very high, but he is very good at using PS. Looking at the unfamiliar photo frame and painting palette combination on the left side of the startup screen, although Nan Yi was surprised that it was not a familiar one, the memory of various shortcut keys still ran through Nan Yi's mind.
After the screen started up, Nan Yi pressed Ctrl+N, created a new document and wanted to show off his skills. He pressed "P" to call out the pen tool, but nothing came out.
Cursing inwardly, Nan Yi obediently opened the help document and briefly browsed through the function descriptions. Then he created a new layer, called out the pen tool, and began designing the resume template.
The decorative picture part went quite smoothly, but the text layout was not so good. PS did not support Chinese yet, so Nan Yi could only use the path tool to draw each word as a picture. The rough outline of a word had to be fine-tuned, and the first draft would take half an hour.
Nan Yi was thinking that there were nearly a hundred characters to be done. Although the speed would increase a lot as he got used to it, the amount was large, and the style had to be adjusted in the end. Speaking of adjustments, he didn't know how much time it would take. It all depended on inspiration.
"never mind."
With a push of the mouse, Nan Yi pressed Ctrl+S and gave up the idea of ​​making a template. He called up the email system and was about to send an email to assign the task, but he suddenly remembered that Nan's company did have people engaged in industrial design, but did not have its own graphic advertising design company. The only company that had something to do with graphic design was Wangbei Media.
Nan Yi called Gong Xue and asked, "What software do you use for print advertising in your company?"
“PhotoShop.”
"It just so happens that I have a job for you. Help me design 10 resume templates. The text layout should be the same, but the image borders need to be changed. There should be space for inserting photos. That's all I ask."
"Give me money?" Gong Xue asked with a smile.
"Here, give me a price."
"I'll charge you a discount, 1,000 yuan per copy."
"Why don't you go and rob it? It's 3,000 yuan together. If you don't do it, I'll find someone else."
In the early 1990s, graphic design was still a high-end business. The fees were not low and the salaries of practitioners were also relatively high. If Nan Yi did this job thirty years later, people would be scrambling to do it for 500 yuan, and there would be no shortage of people taking orders for 200 yuan.
"The price is too low, you should find someone else." Gong Xue said proudly.
"5,000 yuan at most. If it's a cent more, I'll find someone else."
"I know all the graphic design companies in China, and I know how they charge. It would be strange if you could find someone to do it for 5,000 yuan."
"Haha, are you going to answer it or not?"
"Answer it. How can I not obey your orders?"
"I said Sister Xingfu is sensible. Let your people catch up quickly. I'm waiting to use them."
Gong Xue paused for a moment and said, "It won't be quick. I can only spare one person to help you. Hongdou has a new product to be launched, and I'm helping her make the advertising poster."
"What's new?"
"Water gun."
"Oh, I see. Then make one and send it to Erdong Electronics."
"I know."
After ending the call with Gong Xue, Nan Yi started reading the newspaper that Hu Zi bought.
The news in the newspaper was quite explosive, saying that a high-ranking official named Chen Tuan from Yuandu City, Shandong Province was transferred to serve as mayor of Mizhou, a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Yuandu City. During his first investigation after taking office, he was shocked to find that 103 of the 150 state-owned enterprises with independent accounting in the city were making obvious or hidden losses.
The reason is that the property rights of enterprises are not clear and the interest relations are not direct. Mayor Chen found a sentence in the newly released central document: "Some state-owned small enterprises can be rented or sold to collectives or individuals for operation."
Therefore, Mayor Chen decided to sell all these companies.
The first company selected for the pilot project was the Mizhou Electric Motor Factory, which had total assets of 2.7 million yuan and 277 employees. The city government's initial reform plan was for the state to hold 51% of the shares and for employees to buy out 49%, but Mayor Chen proposed that the employees buy out all of them. The final plan was for nine factory leaders to each contribute 40,000 yuan, more than 20 middle-level cadres to each contribute 20,000 yuan, and ordinary employees to each contribute 6,000 yuan.
The restructuring took more than a year. At the inauguration meeting of the new company, Mayor Chen said: "After ten years of reform, the company is still in the arms of the government. From today on, the relationship between the two companies has changed. You register and I register. You make money and I collect taxes. I am happy when you get rich. I investigate and punish you if you break the law. I sympathize with you if you go bankrupt."
The content of the newspaper stopped here and did not mention how other companies handled the situation. However, Mayor Chen set a historical precedent, and the curtain on the reform of state-owned enterprises was slowly being opened.
Nan Yi sighed and thought that he had just read it. The reform of state-owned enterprises would have nothing to do with him, and he had no intention of wading into this muddy water.
Last year, Liu Meiliang lived a good life. He started out by selling other people's 386 computers, earning more than 8,000 yuan for each computer. Later, he switched to selling products from his own company, earning even more money. Nan Yi estimated that he was qualified to compete for the position of the richest man in the country last year.
But this year, the situation has changed. Internationally, prices of both hardware and complete machines have collectively plummeted, and the price of chips has changed three times a day. Liu Meiliang, who relies on imported assembly as his winning magic weapon, has been greatly impacted, and the price of chip inventory in the warehouse has been shrinking every day.
According to a newspaper reporter, 45-year-old Liu Meiliang looked very tired.
In 1979, an article in the British "Economist" wrote: Chinese products, which are low-priced and slightly crudely made, will demonstrate their strong competitiveness.
This statement came true. Starting from 1983, China's small-screen color TVs entered the European market. In 1985, there were only 55,000 units, but by 1988, the number had become 1.25 million units, accounting for 16.9% of the European market share.
In order to compete with cheap foreign products, manufacturers in the European Community had to cut prices by 30%. As a result, the European Commission determined that Chinese color TVs were being dumped and that an anti-dumping duty of 15% to 20% should be imposed.
As soon as the news was announced, domestic color TV manufacturers, who had just tasted the sweetness of large-scale production, cried out in grief. Nan Yi estimated that the focus of color TV manufacturers would shift to the domestic market, and the price war would start in the next two years.
“Anti-dumping…”
Nan Yi muttered to himself, turned on the computer, logged into the server, brought up the search window, typed "anti-dumping cn" in the search box, waited for a while, and the data appeared on the screen.
Since 1979, foreign countries have launched anti-dumping measures against China nearly eighty times. Washington has been debating whether to extend China's most-favored-nation treatment. China has become the second largest trade deficit country in the United States after Japan, and this year's deficit has reached more than 3 billion US dollars.
Nan Yi called the Southern Office in New York and learned that the U.S. Customs had organized a team of several hundred customs brokers and trade experts to conduct an unprecedentedly extensive investigation involving dozens of Chinese companies trading with the United States.
The New York prosecutor's office is preparing to bring up to 100 charges against the Chinese companies, including trade fraud and money laundering.
The Customs Investigation Center accused China of deceiving them on the value of the goods shipped, and some Chinese companies also underreported/concealed some sales data in the US market, including some fabrics and ready-made clothes.
When it comes to the textile industry, Nan Yi said it was normal. The mainland relied on low prices to defeat the Taiyuan and Hong Kong regions and seize the global textile market.
After deleting "anti-" in the search box, Nan Yi clicked the search button again.
While China was exporting large quantities of low-priced textiles, foreign multinational corporations were also not idle. Kodak and Fuji adopted the strategy of cheap dumping in the domestic market.
The price of Fuji color film in the domestic Japanese market is 600-800 yen per roll, and in the European market it is 6-8 US dollars per roll, but the landed price exported to the domestic market is only 7.15 yuan. According to the official exchange rate, the domestic price is less than 22% of the price in Japan.
Nan Yi thought about the selling price of Fuji lottery tickets in the shopping mall. It seemed that they were sold from 18 to 22 yuan. This means that the gross profit of the middleman was at least 10 yuan.
"The larger domestic photosensitive material companies include Shenguang, Gongyuan, Fuda, and Lucky Film. They will not have an easy time in the future. They will either linger on or go bankrupt or be acquired."
Nan Yi stroked his chin and thought, "Should I be the one behind the scenes and make plans to acquire Kodak?"
After thinking for a while, Nan Yi remembered that Sayuri Hagiwara had already bought a Toshiba digital camera and was sending it to him. "It's still a good idea. The acquisition of Kodak has not been a recent thing. Kodak started out with optical and chemical technologies. The senior executives and engineers in the company are all chemical experts.
It is very difficult to get them to change their mindset and give up their expertise in chemistry and focus on the digital electronics field. Moreover, facing companies like Toshiba, Fuji, and Sony that are good at optics and digital electronics, Kodak is useless and has little competitiveness. In the digital camera competition, Kodak is doomed to fail.
Nan Yi is very clear that it is the film business that supports Kodak's stock price now. Once this business is divested, Kodak's market value will be reduced by 90%. The idea of ​​acquiring Kodak at this time is not advisable, and Kodak is unlikely to divest and sell the medical imaging and component businesses that he really wants.
It is also not advisable to acquire domestic photosensitive material companies. They have almost no achievements in medical imaging. There is no point in taking over the declining film business. There is no hope of developing digital cameras as they have no foundation at all and cannot even find a way to overtake.
Continuing to read the newspapers, he grouped the information from several newspapers and combined it with the information he had. Nan Yi could easily conclude that multinational corporations were making efforts in emerging building materials, detergents, food and beverage industries, and that Wenchang Food Factory and Xiongqi Beverage would face difficult times.
After reading the newspaper in the room for half a day in the morning, Nan Yi went out for a stroll on the street in the afternoon. His eyes were mainly focused on the advertisements pasted on the walls and hung high.
You can see Head & Shoulders billboards in prominent places, and next to them you can also see Rejoice advertisements. P&G has mastered the art of fighting both sides, and no matter whether consumers say Rejoice is better or Head & Shoulders is better, it will nod to show that the young man has insight.
Miss Avon wears women's business suits and carries an exquisite bag in her hand. She sells cosmetics door to door and store to store. They are a sales army. They have a pair of iron feet and a sweet tongue wrapped in honey.
Arriving at Guanghua Building, Nan Yi looked at Wonderfood on the left and McDonald's on the right. After thinking for a while, he walked into McDonald's and bought three Big Macs with Hong Kong dollars. Then he went to Wonderfood and bought three cups of Coke with RMB. Although there was the McDonald's logo on the paper package in his hand, the Wonderfood staff did not hit him with a mop and still smiled brightly.
After taking a look at the work badge, Nan Yi memorized the name, thinking of recording her in the list of spiritual shareholders when he returned. When the dividends were distributed at the end of the year, she would receive a certificate that could not be measured by money and represented the highest honor - the Best Smile of the Year Award.
After this year, Wonderful's expansion model in Asia will change, from joint venture direct operation to exploration of franchise model. At that time, Wonderful (China) will also introduce a second largest shareholder.
Sitting down on a stone bench by the roadside, Nan Yi had just taken a few bites of his Big Mac when a passing BMW deliberately stepped on the accelerator. A black mist was discharged from the exhaust pipe and permeated Nan Yi's whole body.
Waving his hand to get rid of the fragrant gasoline smell, Nan Yi looked up and asked, "Is there a problem with the engine?"
"It sounds like it's burning oil." The school beauty replied.
"No wonder there's so much smoke." Nan Yi nodded and continued eating the Big Mac in his hand.
At the same time, two groups of people were rushing to Shencun from Xiangkeng.
Along the way was Wei Nan, president of Stephen Market Research Company, a subsidiary of the Mind Control Group. Stephen Market Research Company is the public identity of the China Group of the Mind Control Group. Its mission is to investigate and analyze the current consumer psychology of Chinese people, as well as to conduct preliminary analysis of future consumer psychology and provide data analysis support to other companies under Nan's umbrella.
There was only one person on the other side, Yu Youcheng, who was the vice president of Intel a few days ago.
After joining Intel in 1972, Yu Youcheng held a number of important positions including semiconductor process, transistor product planning, etc., and became a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and a member of the Stanford Computer Science and Systems Committee.
In 1979, China had just started its reform and opening up. Yu Youcheng thought that this was an opportunity not to be missed, so he went to Beijing and Guangzhou alone. He bravely jumped into the sea of ​​agents and recruited more than 200 users to set up a training center in Xiangteng to teach them. However, he later got tired of the long flight from the United States to China, and in March 1981 he returned to work at Intel.
Afterwards, Yu Youcheng experienced the fierce price-cutting competition in Japan's DRAM and participated in the glorious period of 386 and 486 computers. He was a master who understood technology and was proficient in management and strategy. The talent team spent a huge price to poach him from Intel, not only for him personally, but also for Intel.
Yu Youcheng will soon serve as the president of Huayi and lead Huayi out of its current confusion.
The few years that Huayi wasted taught Nan Yi a lesson: never believe that a technical person can manage a company well. A technical expert who can manage a company well only means that he himself is a management talent.
At the same time, at the Kangbang Wenmao Tin Mine in Wa State, the former Second Detachment of the Kujiao Army, now the Jie Family Army, was packing up and preparing to flee.
In 1989, the Northern Burma Army, which originated in the Wa Mountains, seized the weapons of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Burma and swept the Communist Party of Burma into the dust of history. The flag of the Northern Burma Army fluttered over Wa State.
As their power was just being established and they had not yet established a firm foothold, and because the former Pants Army had a rather complicated historical origin, the Northern Myanmar Army did not harass the Xie Family Army, allowing the Xie Family Army to linger on in the encirclement of Wa State.
The Wenmao Tin Mine, which belongs to the Scarlett Mining Group, is more pragmatic. As long as the shells have not landed in the mining area, tin ore must continue to be mined. However, the people in the mine have undergone a major change. The senior managers and miners assigned to the mine have been withdrawn. Now the only people belonging to the mining group in the mine are Wang Tao, code-named Honey Badger, and an armed team led by her.
From the day the Northern Burma Army raised its flag, Wang Tao was always ready to evacuate, but a few days later, Khun Sa launched a surprise attack on the Northern Burma Army's 418th Division, which had not yet established a firm foothold, and achieved remarkable results.
Old Bao from the Northern Burma Army is not someone you can easily mess with. A little vicious guy actually dared to tease his tiger whiskers. No problem, he had to fight back.
Old Bao assembled twenty battalions, an artillery regiment, and an independent regiment, and eight thousand soldiers swore an oath to set out, humming the Wa ethnic group's "Ancient War Song" and marching south to attack Khun Sa.
When they passed the Shan territory, Lao Bao just shouted: "Excuse me, we are going to fight Khun Sa."
The Shan people had suffered from Khun Sa for a long time, so they would not have any problem asking him to lend them a road, or even attack together. Not only did the Shan people lend them a road, they also sent out their secret weapon, the "Shan Double Eagles", which they would not easily send out under normal circumstances, to follow the Northern Myanmar Army in launching a challenge to Khun Sa, who had an army of 60,000, despite the huge disparity in troop strength.
Khun Sa founded his country with drugs, and he was rich and powerful. He had 60,000 troops with excellent weapons and abundant food and grass. When he learned that the northern Burmese army was on a long expedition, he made a big statement: "If they come, kill them one by one, and make sure they never come back."
Under Khun Sa's command, the troops were spread out and dispersed into 110 strongholds, and fought back and forth with the Northern Burma Army for two years, trying to use their military superiority to drag the Northern Burma Army down until they ran out of ammunition and food.
If there were no external factors, Khun Sa's plan would surely succeed, but Khun Sa didn't know that he had become a thorn in the eyes of the South American armed forces and the United States. The United States offered a reward of 2 million US dollars for his head, and the Thai border guards also cut off Khun Sa's retreat.
Seeing that the Northern Burma Army was still so weak even with the help of the Shan Double Eagles, the Shan people thought that they had already offended Khun Sa, and if they let him recover, they would be in trouble. So they decided to go all out and provide the Northern Burma Army with sufficient food, fodder and ammunition.
At the end of 1990, with the help of foreign aid, Khun Sa was surrounded by the Northern Burma Army. However, Khun Sa's troops were resolute and gathered in two strongholds on the Thai-Myanmar border, which the Northern Burma Army could not break through.
It is not a good thing to expose a large army to the wild. Old Bao still hopes that this army can defeat Khun Sa and then go back to rebuild the Wa State which needs to be rebuilt.
At the beginning of this year, Lao Bao sent people to find the Thai border guards for consultations. The head of the Thai Black Tiger Division met with the envoy of the Northern Myanmar Army. The two sides reached an agreement. Thailand provided a passage and military uniforms of the Black Tiger Division. In return, after the Northern Myanmar Army killed Khun Sa, Solan came under Thai control.
On a sunny morning, three infantry battalions and one artillery company of the Northern Myanmar Army disguised themselves as Thai troops, detoured to the west, and walked openly in a small town called Solan on the Thai-Myanmar border.
Solan, this border town is Khun Sa's drug manufacturing den and the only way for Khun Sa's drugs to be sold to Thailand and even America.
Solan also made the Thai army's border defense system feel like a thorn in its throat. It was like a nail stuck on the Thai-Myanmar border, separating the Thai border guards' strongholds from end to end and preventing them from meeting.
The Burmese army and the Thai border guards agreed that Solan was the main artery of Khun Sa. When the Burmese army pretended to be the Thai Black Tiger Division and swaggered on the ground of Solan, Khun Sa's soldiers were swimming in the river. The Burmese army stabbed the careless Khun Sa sentry to death with a knife, and the impregnable Solan was disintegrated in less than half a month.
Although Solan was defeated, Khun Sa was still a weakling and was not completely defeated. There was no winner between the Northern Myanmar Army and Khun Sa, and the tug of war between them would continue for a long time.
However, the remaining tug-of-war does not require all the northern Myanmar troops to be consumed in it. Now most of the northern Myanmar troops are on the way back to Wa State. It is because of this news that the Xie family army is preparing to flee in panic.
Wang Tao ignored Jie Wen and Zhao Xiaoyan, her two former close comrades-in-arms. After several years of contact between them in different camps, she had seen through their character. Any sentiment of liberating the entire universe had long disappeared. They had thrown away that bullshit sentiment several years ago, and the only thing left in their minds was "making money."
"What are the Jie Family Army and the Second Trousers Army? They are nothing but disobedient mine security guards."
Shaking his head, Wang Tao walked to the satellite phone, picked up the receiver and called Scarlett, reporting to her the current situation in Wa State and Kang State.
"Wait for my reply."
After listening to Wang Tao’s report, Scarlett called Nan Yi.
Soon, Nan Yi joined the conference call.
"Honey badger, what's the situation?"
Wang Tao: "Boss, according to the marching speed of the northern Myanmar army, they will retreat to Wa State in three or four days, and they will probably send troops to the mine that day."
"How much money is left in the mine?"
“The normal denominations include 220,000 kyats, and the denominations of 15, 35, 45, 75, 90, etc. include more than 370,000.”
"How long have those Burmese miners been serving us?"
"The longest time has been two years, and the shortest time has been nearly a year."
Nan Yi thought for a moment and said, "Give out all the money and dismiss the people first. Tell them that they will be invited back if the mine resumes operation. Also, I don't care what kind of army they are, leave some gifts for them."
"Got."
"Scarlett, contact Kanglong Island and send a helicopter to pick them up."
"OK."
After ending the call, Wang Tao immediately handed over all the Myanmar kyat in the mine to the Burmese foreman and asked him to take all the miners away. They could divide the money anywhere they wanted except in the mine.
As soon as the miners left, Wang Tao asked the team members to bury mines according to the established plan. From the first day of mining in Wenmao, they had anticipated that one day they would be forced to leave. When the mining area was being built, two plans, self-destruction and killing, had been prepared. The killing plan was what Wang Tao was going to implement.
While the team members were burying mines, Wang Tao and the deputy team leader were arranging them in the office.
"The tactical thinking of the Burmese army in northern Myanmar was influenced by Britain and China, and their tactical movements were learned from China. They are generally about 1.6 meters tall, holding Type 56 submachine guns, AK-47s, and Type 81 rifles. They have three magazine pouches on their chests, grenades hanging on the left, and they probably don't carry backpacks on their backs. So their movements should be like this..."
As the deputy team leader, Cuckoo Bird, spoke, he simulated the action of the Northern Burmese Army breaking through the door.
Wang Tao stood aside and observed, checking for omissions and filling in the gaps.
"The office door should be left a crack for them. If it is closed, it is difficult to tell whether they are opening the door or kicking it down."
"Honey badgers? Not necessarily. They might fire a burst of bullets first." The night heron stood one meter away from the door and made a sweeping motion.
"So, we need to leave a gap in the door for them and force them to make tactical moves. One person on the left will push the door open, rotate half a circle and lean against the wall. Here..." Wang Tao pointed to a certain position on the wall, then pointed to another position, "and there will be a third person leaning against it here."
"Install a mechanism on the door, then dig a hole in the wall at these three points and install directional delayed blasting explosives inside. According to the military qualities of the northern Myanmar army, a delay of 0.4 seconds is more appropriate." The Cuckoo Bird added.
Wang Tao walked to a position three meters away from the office door, pointed at a few locations and said, "Their second echelon should be guarding here, at least 12 people, the maximum is hard to estimate. I don't know if the ones who rushed here are new recruits or veterans."
"There are a limited number of mines. There are simply no extra ones to bury here," said the cuckoo.
Wang Tao pointed to a tree nearby and said, "No need for mines. There are still a lot of nails in the mine. Cut the nails into three sections and install three low-sensitivity horizontal detonating bombs on the tree. The shock waves from the bombs on the wall will trigger them."
"Honey badger, you are so cruel. Do you have a grudge against the northern Myanmar army?" The cuckoo chuckled.
"Humph, no matter how good their slogans are, they can't change the fact that they are warlords causing trouble. Just wait and see, the people in northern Myanmar won't have a good life. They will just move to another mountain, and they will have to continue to grow opium and continue to be poor."
"Ha, honey badger, take it easy. The area they are in means that this can only be hell. God, I am finally leaving this damn place. I don't know where I will be sent next. I hate the jungle. I hope the next stop is the city."
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"We should take some time to visit representative rural areas in various regions. The consumption situation in cities and rural areas is completely different now. The consumption levels of the two are at least several years apart."
After a stroll around Dongmen Old Street and seeing clothing styles that were almost the same as those in Xiangkeng, Nan Yi couldn't help but think of the countryside. For today's rural people, 40% of them can grit their teeth and buy a black and white TV, a few tenths of them can afford a color TV, and an even smaller proportion can afford a refrigerator.
Nowadays, the income structure of farmers is divided into groups. Those who run factories and shops can be ignored. The contractors, bricklayers, carpenters, bamboo weavers, cotton fluffers, funeral workers, blacksmiths, veterinarians who castrate chickens and pigs, veterinarians who give injections to pigs, barefoot doctors, cattle breeders and plowmen, and tractor drivers are almost all of these people who have extra income besides farming.
If several people in a family are farmers, there will be no surplus from farming. The only ways to make money are raising pigs, chickens, ducks, geese, and fruit trees. Raising fish is unlikely. Production teams are gone, but many villages still have teams, and many things belong to the collective. In many places, fish ponds have to bear the responsibility of irrigating farmland, and there is no contracting system for the time being.
Nowadays, the rural house construction is in the period of old-style bungalows, old-style two-story houses with wooden floors, and new-style small two-story houses with cement bricks and tiles. In order to save steel bars and bricks, the walls are usually hollow walls, and only some solid walls are built near the doors and windows and at the height where the prefabricated panels are placed. A two-story small house of 200 square meters, if there is no balcony, should cost between 4,000 and 7,000 depending on the region.
Products that have a market in rural areas today should include: cheap stationery, toys and snacks for children, cigarettes, rice wine, beer, and acanthopanax peel. The more popular liquors are Dukang, Site Liquor, and Local Liquor. Others include bulk soy sauce, pickled mustard tuber, salt, MSG, needles and thread.
Farm tools, pots and pans are used for several years or even decades. Clothes are mainly made by buying cloth from tailors. In the past two years, suits are popular for men during the New Year, while cotton-padded jackets are popular for women. People make their own sweaters. Few people buy cashmere, let alone wool sweaters. Then there are cotton-padded sweaters, cotton-padded trousers, vests, and briefs, which all cost money.
The popular shoes now are shoes with bumps on the soles (football shoes), Shaolin shoes, homemade cloth shoes, Jiefang shoes, white shoes for girls, homemade cotton shoes for winter, high and low top rain boots, travel shoes, leather shoes, and white sneakers (Warrior style) are relatively rare.
"My understanding of the countryside is a bit superficial, so I'll plan to go there during the summer vacation and take Wuwei with me."
Nan Yi was thinking as he walked. As soon as he walked out of the old street, he saw Xian Zilin walking briskly. He walked over to her and said hello: "Principal Xian, where are you going in such a hurry?"
Seeing Nan Yi, Xian Zilin stopped and smiled: "Brother, why are you here?"
"I'm just strolling around. What about you? Today is not the weekend, so you shouldn't stay in school. You are abandoning your post." Nan Yi joked.
"I'm not deserting my post. My classmates at school have compiled a Chinese card together. I just went to the newspaper office and prepared to place an advertisement in the newspaper." Xian Zilin said, adjusting his glasses.
"Han Ka, are you sure you are not kidding? Although the children in Wenchangwei are smart, they don't have the ability to write Han Ka." Nan Yi said firmly.
"Haha, brother, several classes of the primary school have graduated. Those who have graduated are no longer classmates of the primary school?"
"Oh, that's what I thought. This isn't surprising." Nan Yi said with sudden enlightenment.
Wenchang Weiwan Primary School leads the country in computer education and also has a leading advantage over American schools. Earlier there was Xian Weisen who entered the junior class with his superb computer skills. Later there were several classmates who chose to study computer abroad like Xian Jitang. If these people work hard, it will not be uncommon for the primary school to be able to write a Chinese card.
There is one thing that Nan Yi is quite relieved about. Since the birth of Wenchangwei in 1968, only a few people did not go to university for further studies. The rest are either studying in domestic colleges and universities or studying abroad at public expense [paid by the primary school]. The village committee took a fork in the road, but the primary school continued to move forward according to his idea.
Moreover, most of them skipped grades during elementary school or even junior high school. Compared with people from other villages, they will have a slight age advantage in the future.
"Brother, where are you going next?"
“Just wander around.”
"Then... do you want to go back to school with me?" Xian Zilin asked tentatively.