National Tide 1980.

Chapter 716

Of course, maybe it was too smooth a while ago, which made Ning Weimin a little carried away.

He couldn't help stretching his hands around, making the stall bigger and bigger, which finally led to the opposite of everything.

Perhaps it was also because of the manipulation of the two varieties of the stock market this time, one pull and one smash were too ruthless, and this kid suffered retribution.

Anyway, since watching Nie Weiping's complete victory on November 11th, Ning Weimin's work and life have gradually become less smooth.

Not only encounter obstacles everywhere, but bump into everything.

The point is that many of the decisions that were supposed to be safe and absolutely correct are showing side effects day by day.

For example, the Donghuamen Night Market launched by the government this year.

This night market starts from the north entrance of Wangfujing in the east and ends at the north entrance of Nanheyan in the west, with a total length of more than 300 meters. It occupies the northern half of the road surface of Donghuamen Street, which is really unusual.

It has several "No. [-] in Beijing" at the same time.

For example, it was the first in Beijing to open a night market on the road.

Another example is the largest night market in Beijing.

Another example is the first snack street named "Night Market" in Beijing.

And it is also the night market with the longest retention time in Beijing.

In fact, it lasted until it was officially closed in 2016, and the business was still booming here.

And all this is due to its unique geographical location.

Because of its proximity to the Forbidden City, Donghuamen Night Market is not used for the other eight night markets run by the government during the same period. In the future, due to the increase in holidays and rest days, and the increase in shopping venues, it will gradually disappear.

It has always maintained a strong vitality by relying on the growing number of domestic and foreign tourists.

So there is no doubt that this land boundary is a golden and clanging cornucopia.

As long as you occupy it, you don't need to sell anything in the future, and you can get hand cramps just by collecting rent.

In the original history, in fact, the first batch of "natives" who sold Beijing-style snacks here, gradually began to transfer their stalls to foreign operators since the 90s, and began to make "smart money" while lying down.

So much so that in 2000, Donghuamen Night Market was transformed and upgraded to "Donghuamen Gourmet Street Night Market", and among all the stall owners, it was hard to find even a local from the capital.

As a result, the locals in the capital stopped coming, the reputation created by Donghuamen Night Market in the past was no longer, and the era of peddling dog meat began.

It quickly became a place that mainly defrauds tourists and specializes in "a hodgepodge of all kinds of nonsense, selling and bragging".

Fried centipede, fried squid, fried silkworm chrysalis... Rare things are on stage one after another.

The sellers are no longer angry, shoddy, poor sanitation, and prices follow suit.

At that time, I dared to charge you 40 yuan for just three skewers of grilled squid, 15 yuan for fried liver, 18 yuan for fried enema, 15 yuan for stewed stew, and 20 yuan for fried belly. Other snacks such as fried enema and fried dumplings ranged from [-] to [-] yuan. .

Let's put it this way, out of 88 food stalls, only 24 are selling local Beijing snacks, and there are very few varieties.

There are only so-called "explosive belly", "fried liver", "candied haws", "enema" and other types, I am afraid that the taste needs to be quoted.

Some people vividly ridiculed this place as "outsiders are confused by outsiders", which is really incisive.

But even so, there has never been a shortage of "fools" who came from all over the world, seven oceans and five continents, stretching their necks and voluntarily being slaughtered.

After all, the Forbidden City in the capital is too famous, and the cultural heritage of the capital is too rich.

As long as it is under the guise of "royal", "court", and "Beijing flavor", people will be fooled voluntarily without saying anything.

Moreover, Beijing, as the capital, has strong political attributes, and the government implements a subsidy policy for famous national-level scenic spots.

Tickets for the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, the Old Summer Palace, Beihai, and Jingshan are all extremely cheap.

I am afraid that this has greatly enhanced the tolerance of tourists for some tourist fraud.

It has to be said that it can be regarded as a disguised form of "giving way to the people".

In short, because this street is almost equivalent to the business card of Beijing tourism in the future, and it is a must-see place for tourists, Ning Weimin will definitely not let it go.

To be honest, in the preliminary planning of traveling to this era, he has been thinking about this treasure land just like thinking about a wolf stealing a sheep.

But it is a pity that this is not a spontaneously formed and prosperous market like Silk Street.

Before the official organization, it was basically a pure residential area.

He couldn't act in advance and arrange people to occupy seats like occupying Xiushui Street.

This summer, because he was preparing for the book fair, he couldn't take care of other things, so he happened to miss drinking this soup.

In this way, he can only make up for it after the fact, to see if there is any way to get some stalls through the relationship.

Thanks also to Director Wei of the Jingshan Sub-district Office, who used to be colleagues with the director of Donghuamen Sub-district.

Under his matchmaking, this matter soon took shape.

He was quite enthusiastic, and as the direct person in charge, he gave Ning Weimin the greatest convenience, and forced him to move and arrange five booths for him.This is mainly due to the fact that most people have never seen the big world these days, and many cadres are really promoted from the grassroots.

In the case of not violating the bottom line of the principle, eat, drink, and give some gifts, basically you can ask for help.

I really want to give more, thousands of people give money to others, most people really dare not ask for it.

These two street directors are such people.

They don't realize at all that they are officials as big as sesame seeds and mung beans, and the power in their hands can be worth as much as gold and silver.

Of course, it was also for the same reason that even if Ning Weimin was not greedy enough and felt that there were too few, he would not be able to get more stalls if he did not quench his thirst at all.

After all, he came late, and it is already the limit for people to do things this way.

It is impossible to squeeze others away for him, and the quality of the booths given is not good.

Except for one at the intersection, the others are in the middle of the lot, and they are not connected next to each other, they are all fragmented.

Fortunately, as soon as the weather turned cold, many people didn't want to do it anymore, especially the non-catering vendors, who withdrew a large number of them, leaving at least thirty or forty vacant ones.

This gave Ning Weimin a chance to eat and drink.

You know, the monthly rental fee of 15 yuan for each stall is like free to him, and he should swallow the entire market.

He very happily promised to the street director of Donghuamen that no matter who leaves, he will take all the vacant stalls.

In this way, you don't have to worry about finding new merchants anymore, the director is of course happy.

But the key point is that there is a concern. If such old stalls are transferred, he is afraid that Ning Weimin will screw up the night market if he just says that he will not practice fake tricks.

So he had to come up with specific arrangements, explain clearly what to do with these stalls, and plan what specific business he would do before he dared to actually grant the stalls to him.

This is where the trouble lies.

Ning Weimin didn't expect that the chief executive would be so cautious in handling affairs, and he was so dead-hearted. This issue was more important than anything else.

So in order to solve this problem, he took a lot of effort.

You know, even though he is the top leader of the Altar Palace, he can arrange for people in the kitchen to go to the Donghuamen Night Market to sell snacks, and by the way use the sublease fee to get a handful of Altar Palace's wool.

But the people below are not happy about doing this.

Grassroots workers have the greatest opinions.

Who doesn't want to commute to get off work at normal time!

Who wouldn't want to work in a formal kitchen?
What's more, the weather is cold again, working outside at night, what a pain!

Give more money?
I am not willing to do it even if I give more money.

As the cook of the altar palace, is he still coveting to earn more money from these few subsidies?
The money saved from each monthly cost is enough for everyone to share, not to mention the big scene in the banquet hall, the income is higher every month, and the ceiling is nowhere to be seen.

The bottom chef now earns more than 200 yuan a month.

Proper treatment is the first in the industry, enough to be proud of restaurants all over the country!
So face... face is the most critical issue!
Now who has passed the recruitment of the altar palace, shouldn't he announce it to his relatives and friends as a happy event?

Not much worse than going to college.

If acquaintances see a small stall, where should they put their faces?

I thought you were bragging.

The middle-level managers of the altar palace are also quite defamatory, especially Du Yang, the backbone in charge of the banquet business of Beishenchu.

In his view, altar palace snacks and folk snacks are two different things.

Tangong's own snack bar is in short supply every day, and there is a long queue at the door.

Taking the initiative to get together with those food stalls is self-degrading and thankless.

What's more, the business of large-scale banquets began to explode, and there was a shortage of manpower.

It's really unnecessary to insist on holding on to this petty profit.

Instead, they should abandon the Donghuamen Night Market and concentrate on stabilizing their rapidly growing high-end business.

In short, these opinions are due to Ning Weimin's self-imposed cocoon, and the reason for raising the salary of employees too high.

It must also be admitted that some of them are indeed objective, well-founded and reasonable suggestions.

Ning Weimin is not crazy, nor is he stupid. Naturally, he will not act arbitrarily, force his employees to fight, and act like driving ducks to the shelves.

But the problem is that no matter how good the altar palace is, it belongs to others, but Donghuamen Night Market belongs to them.

He was about to bite into this big piece of meat, but he was reluctant to let go.

then what should we do?

In the end, there was nothing to do, Ning Weimin thought about it, so he had to do a stupid thing that seemed to be at a disadvantage.

He asked Qiao Wanlin to organize the catering industry to participate in convenience activities, and then sent those special snacks in Nancheng to occupy a seat.

Not only did he owe a lot of favors, but he was ashamed to accept the rent.

The most speechless thing is that this matter is still reported in the present world.

To say that Qiao Wanlin really thinks highly of Ning Weimin, and after helping him, he generously asked him at this time, asking him to help the district and himself a favor, and facilitated the settlement of Piercarton in Tianqiao Mall.

This is simply the original English name of the movie "Mission: Impossible", mission impossible-mission impossible.

Ning Weimin was dumbfounded.

Sincerely, no zuo no die!

I seem to be... really a bit mean!

(End of this chapter)