Volume 6: The Great Change Chapter 0891 Sacrifice the Self for the Greater Self
When Liu Xin accepted the mission from Nan Yi, it didn't take long for him to get in touch with Zhang Yu.
They are fellow villagers, with similar ages, both have lonely and restless hearts, and both are not short of money.
Since Zhang Yu married Xian Yaodong, she has never worried about money. However, in order to play the role of Xian Yaodong's wife well, she seldom left Wenchangwei in the first few years. Even when she went out on the street, she followed Xian Yaodong.
Nan Yi's original prediction was correct. A woman who had a failed marriage and had a son, when she found a new husband, there was a high probability that she would find someone to help her raise her son. Perhaps in her heart she would interpret her behavior as bearing humiliation and bearing heavy burdens.
Even if it is not so extreme and the new marriage has a little bit of love in it, there is no doubt that the son is more likely to be more important than the new husband, and the balance in the heart will lean towards the son.
A son is always a son, but a husband may not be. After failing once, no one can say that it will never happen again. Besides, no matter whether a son is good or bad, he is still his own child, a piece of flesh and blood. Even if he is an ungrateful person, he should still be given what he deserves.
Zhang Yu's original idea was to find a man to help her raise her son, otherwise she would not have gotten together with Xian Yaodong, a man in his forties. However, after being together for a long time, she found that Xian Yaodong was a good man who was considerate and they developed some feelings for each other.
But the bad thing is his age. Xian Yaodong's increasingly old age can no longer meet Zhang Yu's increasingly strong demand. The supply and demand relationship between the two parties is broken, and demand exceeds supply.
Zhang Yu is not an ordinary peasant woman. Nan Yi sent Zhang Yu to Xiangkeng a long time ago. She is a worldly-wise person who has met all kinds of men. She also has an image of a perfect husband in her mind. Obviously, this person cannot be Xian Yaodong.
You are not short of money, so you don't need to be so tired every day that you have no mood to think about things. You will naturally think about a lot of trivial things. Plus, if you have the opportunity to come into contact with others, you will naturally have some fickle thoughts and strange ideas will grow.
As expected, Zhang Yu had a lover outside.
Qin Fu, a small businessman, was not very good at business, but he was sweet-talker, fair-skinned, and had special talents. He easily won Zhang Yu's favor. Not only did he support him to expand his business, he also bought him a car and a house. The two of them built a love nest. Zhang Yu would come over twice a week, both times during the day, as it was inconvenient for him to move around at night.
Just now, Zhang Yu came downstairs with a satisfied look on his face, hummed a little tune, got into his car, picked up the phone and dialed.
"Hey, Liu Xin, where are you?"
"Where else can we be? We're playing cards... Don't move. Nine cakes, self-drawn cards, Thirteen Yaos. This is a big hand. Let me see the numbers. Oh, there are only two. Give me money, give me money. 600 per person..."
Hearing the noisy sound coming from the microphone, Zhang Yu hung up the phone helplessly, started the car and drove towards the Dasanyuan chess and card room.
When they arrived at Dasanyuan, Zhang Yu went straight to a private room. She and Liu Xin often came here and had a commonly used private room. She knew which box Liu Xin was in without asking.
When Zhang Yu pushed open the door of the box, she saw Liu Xin and three other partners playing cards there. They were all strangers and she didn't recognize any of them.
"Zhang Yu is here, you sit down first, it's the last round and it will be over soon." Liu Xin, who was sitting at the card table, greeted Zhang Yu immediately when he saw him, then turned his attention back to the cards.
As a member of a bad crowd group, and mainly active in the mainland, mahjong is an essential work skill. Not only must you know how to play it, but you must also be proficient in it. Not only must you be proficient in the skills of firing the cannon, but you must also know how to control the heat. You must let the VIP win, and make the other party feel a sense of accomplishment. Giving stamps must be done invisibly, and firing the cannon must be done as a last resort.
You can't just pull out a red middle card from your own hand of Thirteen Yao and play it out just because someone else wants a red seven pair. This is too deliberate. There may not be only four . It is not uncommon for someone to bring a friend along.
It's not gambling, the rules are not that strict, and there's nothing you can say if you just stand back and watch. When this happens, you need to be very skilled at hitting the cannon. If you hit a card worth 50,000 when you have 40,000, 50,000 or 60,000, it's a forced hit, and the person being hit may not be happy.
Business mahjong is not just about losing, you also have to make others feel happy. It would be best if you can make others mistakenly believe that you have a high-level alias.
Liu Xin originally liked playing mahjong, and after her work required her to play it, she played even more crazily. Her dates with Zhang Yu often started in the chess and card room.
Fortunately, she was only addicted to playing mahjong, not gambling. She didn't dare to gamble. When she attended training in Xiangkeng, one of her training teachers was a gambling master who was not only skilled in gambling, but also good at using high technology. She had never heard of or seen any cheating methods. She knew that if she met such an opponent, she would not know how she lost all her money.
Draw the cards and play them. Liu Xin's opponent won in a short while. Liu Xin became the banker. It was the last banker in a round of mahjong. If it was not a consecutive banker, it would be a matter of one hand of cards.
After playing three more rounds of mahjong, including two consecutive wins, Liu Xin and Zhang Yu finished their game. Picking up their bags, Liu Xin and Zhang Yu walked out of Da San Yuan, one in front and one behind, and drove to an open-air cold bar.
"Where's your old man Xian?" After calling the waiter and ordering two drinks, Liu Xin took out a makeup mirror from her bag and leaned in to look at her nose, eyes, left and right cheeks. "My skin has become worse in the past two days. After we finish drinking, let's go to the beauty salon for some maintenance."
"He's busy looking for his ID card."
"Okay, old man Xian is busy making money. Look at your face, it's white and rosy, so tender that you can squeeze water out of it. Did you just have an affair?" Putting down the makeup mirror, Liu Xin looked at Zhang Yu and teased.
"What are you stealing? Don't say such harsh words." Zhang Yu spat, "Let's go to the beauty salon later. Let's go to the mall first. Peak has a new pair of basketball shoes. My son likes them very much. I'm going to buy him a pair."
"Okay, I can go look at some clothes. There's a new brand coming out of Tiangang called Baiyan. I saw the ad on TV and the clothes are pretty good."
"It's that Silver Arrow, all Silver Arrows, Baiyan, all Baiyan, celebrities love to wear it?"
"Yeah, you saw the ad too?"
"I see, Silver Arrow, ha ha ha, this name is so ugly."
"No matter how ugly it sounds, what we women wear is called Baiyan, not Yinjian..."
The two women chattered about various clothing brands, and then talked about watches. Recently, a Tissot Forever watch is very popular in Guangdong Province. A very beautiful advertisement with the slogan "It doesn't matter how long it lasts, it only matters that you once owned it" has made many people who can afford it buy it, and they buy it from Xiangkeng.
Zhang Yu bought a pair, the women's watch was worn on her own wrist, and the men's watch naturally could not be in Xian Yaodong's hand; Liu Xin also had a pair, the women's watch was in her own hand, and the men's watch was with the non-existent owner of Xiangkeng. She wanted to give it to Nan Yi, but she was like an exiled kite now, and had no way to contact Nan Yi at all.
The two women lived a very comfortable life, but Xian Weimin was very busy and had no time to rest.
The Weimin Recycling Group owns NanGuang Paper (SPP) and Jigong Recycling Company. It also has Manila Electronic Waste Treatment Plant, Rihe Company, Konan Holdings, Hujiu Holdings, and Baoshen Holdings.
Nichizuru Company's business of recycling old home appliances is no longer limited to Japan. It has now expanded to Europe (excluding Eastern Europe) and North America, becoming a large multinational group spanning three continents. Although its business is relatively simple, it is nothing more than picking up garbage and cooperating with the second-hand market, but there are still many things to worry about.
They often deal with trash cans and garbage stations, and often come across drugs, guns, corpses, etc., which are things that may be related to the police. When they see them, they cannot pretend not to see them and have to call the police. As a result, many front-line employees have received special subsidies or rewards from police in various countries. There have also been several cases of unexplained deaths of front-line employees, either in revenge or by being silenced.
When someone dies, there is a lot to deal with. There are some things that Xian Weimin also has to worry about, as not every matter can be handled properly by the people below him.
Gangnan Holdings imports waste paper from abroad and sells it to domestic paper mills. These are all bulk trades, which involve fewer worries but considerable profits. It is impossible for others to ignore such a good business, so the competition is fierce. Qian Changsheng, the president of Gangnan Holdings, has to both guard against others tripping him up and make moves to trip others up every day.
Xian Weimin had to help straighten out relations with the mainland and also help with external expansion. Relations with the mainland were relatively easy to handle. It was a seller's market, and as long as there were goods, there would be no worries about no one buying them. The main thing was to grab sources of goods. Gangnan Holdings' industry competition spread from Hong Kong to the United States.
Not long ago, someone robbed Gangnan Holdings' Washington packaging plant (which packages received waste paper). When Xian Weimin learned the news, he was furious at first, but then he was happy. If competitors had turned commercial competition into a dark one, then he could let go, put down his burdens, and humbly learn from DuPont's advanced struggle experience.
Today, people from Gangnan Holdings are exploring at battlefield sites from the Civil War, hoping to find some unexploded artillery shells from that period. It doesn't matter whether the unearthed shells will explode or not, they are just looking for a suitable reason and excuse for a possible explosion in the future.
An old cannon shell was dug out and forgotten about in a pile of waste paper. The waste paper was sold to a competitor's packaging factory. Who knew that the cannon shell would be squeezed and exploded during the packaging process.
Everything is just a coincidence. You have to pay whatever compensation you owe. You can also sue me. You can send the person to jail, but it's impossible. If there are two explosions, the packaging factory will not be able to operate normally.
I wanted to conduct business struggle in an upright manner, but what I got in return was dirty tactics. Fine, I won't pretend anymore. I'll be honest. Xian Weimin has been dealing with waste and garbage cans since he was a child. He is the garbage king and grew up rolling around in piles of dirt.
Hujiu Holdings is a veritable beggars' gang, dealing with rag collectors every day. Although Nan Yi had been thinking about collecting scrap more than ten years ago and had asked Xian Weimin to do research and build connections in advance, the profits of this business are too great, and Hujiu Holdings' path to expansion is difficult. They encounter local tyrants wherever they go, and each of them is not simple.
Who would have thought that the big boss who opened the Crown nightclub and spent money lavishly would be the one who ran a scrap collection station?
Scrap may not seem impressive, but the profit margin is very high. Those who collect scrap on a broken tricycle or pull a cart make a few cents when they collect it, and when they sell it, the price difference starts at 60%. How many businesses can have such a profit margin?
The honest ones just buy and sell and make a profit from the difference, while the dishonest ones buy and pick up things at the same time.
You can always pick up long I-shaped scrap iron next to the railway; you can pick up round, black things that look like pot lids on the curb; in the wild, you don’t know who erected those cement poles with plastic wires tied to them. Hey, when you boil them, you’ll find copper inside, which is a good thing; you can always pick up some toothpaste tubes, scrap copper and iron, and waste paper in the residents’ yards, and sometimes you can even pick up children with penises.
There are not many cases of picking up children. After all, it is a cross-industry issue and not professional.
The people who opened the purchasing stations are all very powerful. The purchasing stations of Hujiu Holdings do not collect troublesome things such as railroad tracks, manhole covers, and copper wires. Although the purchase price is slightly higher than others, it is not very popular among the scrap collectors, and in many cities it is suppressed by the local tyrants.
Today, the power of Hujiu Holdings is only active in the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta. It rushed into the Jiangxi and Anhui regions twice, but was beaten black and blue both times and ran back in disgrace.
Lu Ziye, president of Hujiu Holdings, is already adjusting his thinking and may abandon direct expansion in favor of capital expansion. He is also planning to expand Hujiu Holdings into the medical waste recycling and treatment sector, which has not yet taken off in the mainland.
Compared with the other three companies, Baoshen Holdings leads a more comfortable life. Its business scope is scrap metal and scrap machinery. It brings scrap steel, scrap iron and scrap machinery from abroad to the mainland and sells them to state-owned enterprises and private enterprises; it purchases scrap metal and old machinery from state-owned enterprises and sells them to township enterprises and private enterprises. It engages in the intermediary patchwork business, with quick in and out, and a very high rate of capital reuse.
Against the backdrop of triangular debts, Baoshen Holdings does not have the trouble of collecting money even though it has penetrated into the circle of triangular debts. They only provide goods in exchange for money. If you don’t pay, you won’t get the goods. At most, they will give a payment period of ten days or half a month, and only old customers can get it. No new debts will be added until the previous debts are paid off.
It is a seller's market. As long as you can get what the buyer wants, you don't have to worry about business. Baoshen Holdings has established offices in the CIS, where it purchases scrap steel and old machinery and sells them back home, which can be regarded as a supplement to the business that Vasily Bank cannot take care of.
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A few days later, Nan Yi arrived in Moscow, and Han Zhenhe brought people to the train station to pick him up.
After Nan Yi left Moscow last year, Han Zhenhe was called over from Coconut City by Nan Yi to take over his position. This also resulted in Dream Town having no one to fill the position of president for a while, so they had to use a workaround.
"Has the girl I was talking about arrived?" Nan Yi asked Han Zhenhe after getting in the car.
A few days ago, Wang Mengmeng chose to come to Moscow with Nan Yi. Nan Yi couldn't really let her stay with him, so he just helped her get on a truck with Moscow as its destination. It was a truck that Vancouver people used specifically to transport illegal immigrants.
"President, they've arrived. As per your instructions, the person has been sent to Ivankov. He is a free man and only needs to hand over 20% of his income every day." Han Zhenhe said.
"Okay, I'll take a break today. We'll go around the places tomorrow, and we'll talk about the handover the day after tomorrow."
Now that Nan Yi is here, it's time for Han Zhenhe to leave. He has to inspect Nan's various industries on behalf of Nan Yi, and then he has to go to Southeast Asia. There are a lot of things to do, there is a shortage of staff, and the secretary doesn't act like a secretary.
When we returned to the consulate, Aksinya was no longer there. An office had been opened at the Modan Barracks, and all the staff were working there.
For most of the day, Nan Yi didn't worry about work. He relaxed his mind and tried to relieve the fatigue of the journey.
The next day.
In the morning, Nan Yi went to the Modan Barracks, which is now famous among traders and wholesalers.
After the shock therapy began, Russia's economy collapsed further. The old welfare benefits were still there in name, but they were no longer available. The ruble depreciated and food supply was poor. Although people did not starve, the Russian people's diet became more monotonous. Many families had to deal with potatoes for a long time, and their farts even smelled like mashed potatoes.
The economy collapsed, the unemployment rate rose, and jobs were reduced. Since last year, the employment rate of Russian youth has been declining. Russian youth who can't find a job either lie down or find ways to make money to fill their stomachs. The ways they can think of include both decent and irregular ones.
In Moscow, many young people shaved their heads to show their worship of the "swastika" symbol.
The traders in Moscow now have to deal with the police, bitches and thieves, gangsters, sudden robberies, and clients' reasonable and unreasonable complaints. Business is more profitable than before, but it is also more difficult. There are too many problems to deal with, and they cannot be dealt with by just being shrewd and smooth. It requires real hard power.
Modan Barracks had the right positioning and development ideas from the beginning. Although it was difficult to attract investment in the initial stage and it took a long time to fill the two buildings, once it was up and running, both the speculators and the wholesalers realized the benefits of Modan Barracks.
The merchants in Modan Barracks mainly deal in high-quality leather products and down jackets. There are also some inferior products, but there is no such thing as passing inferior products off as good ones. Defective products are sold at the price of inferior products. If anyone wants to play tricks, Bao Huantou will deal with him well without waiting for customers to come to him.
When you arrive at the gate of the barracks, you can see all kinds of wholesalers coming in and out. Some are pulling a cart with one or two items on it, some are driving a car with a few items stuffed in the back seat, and some are looking for the barracks to provide transportation services. Nan Yi has seen the barracks' trucks loading goods.
After stopping to look for a while, Nan Yi went to the convenience store and greeted the manager Rogowski. While there were not many people in the store, he asked Rogowski to pull up the transaction meter on the cash register. After taking a look, Nan Yi expressed his satisfaction.
Now more and more places only accept US dollars and no longer accept rubles. The price changes every day, and no one dares to keep rubles in their hands for too long. Modan Barracks still accepts rubles, but the price may change every day. A product that sells for 100 rubles today may become 110 rubles the next morning.
In order to solve the problem of exchange rate losses for merchants, Modan Barracks launched vouchers that are only circulated internally. With the vouchers, you can buy things at convenience stores, dine at restaurants, get a haircut, take a bath, etc. As long as the services are within Modan Barracks, you can use the vouchers to pay, including commercial services, freight, translation, etc., and they can also be used to pay rent.
In short, vouchers can be used as money in Modan Barracks, and there is no problem of depreciation.
By doing this, merchants gained benefits and convenience, and Modan Barracks could also receive a huge sum of money early on, which it could hand over to Vasily Bank and exchange for supplies to be shipped away.
The traders dare not keep the rubles. Nan will spend the rest as soon as possible except for some emergency rubles.
After staying at the convenience store for a while, Nan Yi went to the translation agency, study abroad service, transportation service, security service, health service, and paging station to learn about their respective development status. He then went to the Southern Express, a service department that was newly added after he left.
After making money, the traders not only have to quickly exchange rubles into dollars, but also have to find a way to get the money back to their country and take it back with them. This is suitable for small traders who do not have much capital. If the business is bigger, hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars may be circulating in a month. If the money cannot be brought back to the country, there will be no money to place orders for goods, and the business will be affected.
Southern Express provides services to send money back to China in two ways. One is the so-called "tax-free company". Many Russians in Moscow are doing this, and there are advertisements for registering overseas tax-free companies in newspapers.
Tax-free company is the term used here in Moscow. It is actually an offshore company. There is a lack of supervision under Russian law. It can reasonably avoid taxes and exempt taxes. It is also very convenient to remit money to the opening bank through the agency bank in Moscow, and then remit it to the designated account through the opening bank.
The offshore company account opening bank of Southern Express is Jardine Matheson Bank, and the agent bank is Vasily Bank, both of which are internal sister units. The execution speed is much faster than some other "tax-free companies" that have to go through each link. The speed at which the money arrives in the country only depends on the speed at which domestic banks receive remittances. With this model, no one in Moscow can be faster than Southern Express.
Another method is simpler, more direct and faster. If the customer needs it, the money can reach the designated person in the country within an hour.
To put it simply, it is about exchanging money, exchanging foreign US dollars for domestic RMB. The money earned from the land speculation in Xiaoya Bay, whether it is Nan Yi's half or the half belonging to Xueshan Trust, was injected into the "money exchange business" by Zhao Jinshui. Within a few days, all the money was exchanged by the merchants here.
This method should not be used frequently, nor should it be over-interpreted. If you take one more step forward, it will immediately become money laundering. Southern Express has turned this business into mortgage lending through Vasily Bank, mortgaging US dollars to borrow RMB. The interest is exactly the service fee, and it is collected in advance. It is definitely not a head interest. It's just that the customers are forgetful and deposit the interest in the bank first, which will be automatically deducted when the interest is due.
They were all reasonable customers, but in the end they all breached the contract. I have to sigh that people are so fickle.
After staying at the Southern Express for a while, Nan Yi went to the Huibin Building to take a look.
Huibin Building was the indoor training hall of Modan Barracks. As the situation of Friendship Leather City improved, the 3rd Guards Division, as one of the shareholders, naturally gave more support. Now all the buildings that can be vacated in Modan Barracks have been vacated.
The Huibin Building is a place for merchants to negotiate, meet or hold conferences with customers. Bao Huantou introduced several excellent venue waiters from China. The placement errors of tea cups and meeting notebooks can be within the range of "silk". When bending over or squatting to pour tea, everyone's movements can be unified, and the angle error will not exceed 0.1 degrees.
Once it is pulled out, it can immediately stun the Russian customers of the merchants. It is very impressive and shows the strength of the merchants.
There were no merchants using the meeting hall today. The attendants were practicing in the conference hall. When Nan Yi arrived, the foreman was giving a speech, "Practice for battle and for watching. Entering the venue is like entering a battlefield. Your every word and action will be watched by the participants..."
Nan Yi doesn't like this kind of formalism very much, but it has a fatal attraction to those who have never experienced it. A glance at the account book will show that Huibinlou's revenue is not bad, and Shangwumen likes to come here to open a meeting room to discuss business with clients.
After standing at the door for a while, Nan Yi went to the dormitory building where the merchants were. He did not rush to meet the merchants, but walked in the corridor first, looked at the ceiling, the walls, the washbasin, and took a look at the toilets on each floor.
The ceiling and walls were kept snow-white. There was no old dirt on the washbasin. There was a little stain that looked relatively fresh, which must have been caused today. The toilet was clean and odorless, with a strong smell of orange.
After looking at the outside and then the room, there were no goods piled to the ceiling like other Chinese buildings, and no walls that were smoked black. Cooking in the room was not allowed. There was a specially designated cooking area, and if you wanted to cook a few dishes, you could do it in the cooking area.
You can use an electric stove to make hotpot in your room and have a few drinks. Just don't complain about the electricity bill.
The rooms Nan Yi had seen were rarely clean. Although the walls were not completely black, there were little light yellow stains and slightly raised yellow and black dots. After blowing his nose, if he rubbed his fingers on the wall, yellow strips of stains would appear. Not paying attention to details and just blowing his nose regardless of where he was was the reason for the formation of yellow and black dots on the wall.
The clothes scattered around, the shoes here and there, the cigarette butts all over the floor, the thick cigarette ash, and the gorgeously dressed Russian girl walking out of the room, all tell what kind of person the resident of the room is.
Arriving at a clean room, Nan Yi glanced into the room twice more. There was no one in the room and the door was open. He picked up the roster in his hand and took a look - the resident of the room was a young female trader who had just moved in. Nan Yi wrote down her name and room number and planned to ask the baggage handler later. If she was good-looking, he would give her some more instructions and reminders.
In unstable situations, young and beautiful girls will always encounter more troubles. Since they are your clients, you have the obligation to give them more reminders. As for whether to listen or not, it is the client's freedom. Just fulfill your obligations and have a clear conscience.
After visiting the two dormitory buildings, Nan Yi rushed to the "Petrovskaya Razumovskaya" subway station. Next to it was a Vietnamese building, which was also a business expansion of the China Building Project.
Although the Vietnam Building is part of the Chinese Building Project and has a formal name of "Peace Leather City", few people call it by this name. It is commonly called the Vietnam Building. The reason for this is that most of the people doing business in this building were Vietnamese. After it became the Peace Leather City, the first people to move in were also Vietnamese, although the main businessmen in it were still Chinese traders.
The conditions in the Vietnam Building cannot be compared with those in the Modan Barracks. Merchants not only do business in it, but also eat and live in it. Selling goods, sleeping, storing and eating are all in the same place. You can imagine the conditions and sanitary conditions here.
There is a four-story gray building on the side of the road. When you walk in, you are hit by a foul smell. The not-so-spacious corridor is stained with stains and there are bags of leather clothes everywhere, some hanging on the walls of the corridor. The toilet is so dirty that you can't even stand there. The sewer is blocked, and there are piles of sewage in the pits, layer upon layer. The sewage flows into the corridor, and the pungent stench spreads in the corridor.
Every room was filled with furs, with large bags of leather jackets piled from the floor to the ceiling. As the leather jackets were very heavy, the cargo on the upper floors would bend the roofs of some rooms. This could be seen clearly in the rooms downstairs, as if the roofs would collapse at any time. The danger was right in front of them.
In the corner there was a solid wood bunk bed, with patina on the crossbars and quilt; the color of the wooden floor had long been lost, and the walls were covered with dirt as dense as graffiti. A place like this would seem unqualified to be used as a warehouse.
The merchants lived in such an environment. When Nan Yi passed by a room, he saw a merchant inside frying eggs. There was thick dust on the edge of the pot, and on the electric stove underneath, one could see vegetable leaves, meat and noodles left over from who knows when, all of them had turned black.
The business scale of the merchants in Vietnam Building is one level lower than that of Modan Barracks. They are all engaged in small-scale wholesale and retail. People who come to buy goods generally start to appear at 10 am, and some people will come at 10 pm, at irregular times and without rules. Therefore, the merchants' daily routine is also like this, going to bed late and getting up late.
The conditions in the Vietnam Building are simple and the environment is poor, but even such a place is not only full of people, but some people who want to live there cannot move in and can only wait in line for someone to move out.
The merchants doing business here include individual traders, employees and agents directly sent by domestic manufacturers, and college and graduate students studying here. These are real students, not the fake ones that Nan Yi is promoting.
Merchants in the Vietnamese Building not only wholesale leather clothes and other goods in the building, but also rent stalls to sell goods in the large market with the same name as the subway station not far away. The large market is somewhat well-known in the north of Moscow. Many Muscovites nearby go there to shop, and some people from nearby cities also patronize it.
The market opens at 5 o'clock every day. People in the Vietnam Building who rent stalls in the market will get up early and pull the goods to the big market. Generally, the busy business lasts until about noon, and then they will close the stalls and pull back the unsold goods. Therefore, in addition to those who go to bed late and get up late, there are also those who go to bed early and get up early in the Vietnam Building, which is just right for two shifts.
Merchants who go to bed early and get up early are generally not very strong and come to the market relatively late. They do not have the capital to stockpile too many goods, so they can only start with retail. They have to transport goods back and forth from the big market every day. Although the big market is not far from the Vietnam Building, it is very difficult to transport heavy leather clothes and other commodities. Those who live in high places have to move the goods up and down.
However, their hard work is worth it. As long as they are dedicated and willing to work hard, it is not too difficult to make hundreds of US dollars in profit a day. Even if we push it forward 30 years, not many people can get an income of 200,000 RMB a year.
Not to mention, two hundred thousand is just the starting point, there are endless possibilities behind it.
With the idea of renovating the Vietnam Building, Nan Yi then went to the Queen of Spades Clothing City, the Weidenhall Market which was converted from the Exhibition of Achievements of the National Economy, the Luzhniki Market (formerly the Central Lenin Stadium) which has now been renamed the Luzhniki Stadium, and the Ant Market in cooperation with Izmailov.
Nan Yi has set up shop in all parts of Moscow, either in the east, west, south, north or center. Either the Huaguo Building or the Big Market. Ninety percent of the traders in Moscow enjoy Nan Yi's services. He has taken the first step of sacrificing his own interests for the greater good, serving the Chinese traders in Moscow and carrying the burden for them, allowing them to enjoy a peaceful life.
