Rebirth of the courtyard, the start is 80s

Chapter 335 What a good plan!

"Brother, brother, wake up, hey, don't be in a daze, the food is here!"

A crisp child's voice brought Cao Zhiqiang back to reality from his own world.

Looking down, I realized that the dishes were already served before I knew it.

"Simei!" Cao Lili, who was sitting opposite, said to Qiao Simei, who was sitting next to Cao Zhiqiang, with a little dissatisfaction, "Why bother brother again? Didn't I say that brother must be thinking about important things, don't bother him?"

"I know." Qiao Simi pursed her lips, "I didn't bother him when he was distracted before, but now that the dishes are all ready, it will be cold if you don't eat any more.

Especially this kind of steak, it will not taste good when it is cold. Of course I have to wake up my brother first, let him eat before thinking about national affairs.

And if he doesn't eat first, who would dare to move? "

Cao Lili stared: "Are you still talking about you?"

Hearing this, Cao Zhiqiang smiled slightly: "Okay, Lili, don't blame Simei, she is right, I shouldn't be distracted while eating."

"Brother." Cao Lili sighed, "You spoil her too much, you will spoil her like this."

"Hehe." Cao Zhiqiang put the napkin on his lap, picked up the knife and fork again, "Come on, let's start."

After finishing speaking, Cao Zhiqiang cut a small piece of steak, put it into his mouth with a fork, and began to chew on his own.

Seeing that Cao Zhiqiang started eating, Qiao Simei immediately started eating second, while Cao Lili and Xiang Dongfang, who were sitting opposite, followed suit.

Yes, although Cao Zhiqiang's first single was released on June [-]st, and he was very concerned about the release of his first single, he did not check the record sales in various Xinhua bookstores in the capital.

On the contrary, early this morning, he called the publishing house and asked for leave. He specially took his two younger sisters, and of course their live-in tutor, Xiang Dongfang, together to celebrate Children's Day.

During Children's Day in Beijing during this period, there are actually not many places to play.

For example, the famous Beiping Amusement Park and SJS Amusement Park were not completed at this time.

The earliest Beiping amusement park, according to the normal situation, could not be completed and opened until 1984, and it is still in the construction stage.

Of course, although there were relatively few entertainment venues during this period, in the capital city, there were also many places to play.

For example, the China Science and Technology Museum, the Peking Zoo, and the Peking Children's Palace are all good places for children to go.

In fact, at the beginning, Cao Zhiqiang planned to take the two younger sisters to the Science and Technology Museum, but unfortunately the two girls were not interested in these things and insisted on going to the zoo.

Cao Zhiqiang thought that going to the zoo would be good, so he simply took them to the zoo together.

In fact, the Peking Zoo in this period is not the most complete in Asia, but it is definitely the most complete zoo in China.

Although the Beiping Zoo in this period was not as modern as later generations, there were still many species and numbers of animals.

For example, lions, tigers, giant pandas, wild horses, crested ibis, ligers, etc., can all be seen here at this time.

As for elephants and giraffes, they are even more standard.

After visiting the zoo, they also went to watch a movie in the cinema next to the Beiping Exhibition Hall. The movie was very interesting and called "Happy Zoo".

This thing is said to be a movie, but in Cao Zhiqiang's view, it is clearly a zoo promotional film.

Its content is that a pair of comedians meet a group of children, and then, in the witty commentary of the two comedians, they show the conditions of various animals in the zoo.

Many of the animals were anthropomorphic, especially the scene of the gorilla smoking and beating the gong, which impressed Cao Zhiqiang deeply.

Although the filming was very interesting, and the children laughed out loud watching it, but in Cao Zhiqiang's view, it was just a commercial.

It is quite interesting that a commercial can be played as a serious movie, and it is estimated that it can only be shot in this era.

Of course, since you have just visited the zoo before, watching this movie now makes you feel more profound.

Especially for children, it is very interesting to watch this stuff.

Even Cao Lili, who always pretends to be a little adult, was overjoyed to watch.

After watching the movie, it happened to be time for lunch, and the four of them ate directly in the restaurant of the Peking Exhibition Hall, which is the Moscow restaurant.

Frankly speaking, although authentic western food is available at Jianguo Restaurant, the western food there is French food.

When it comes to eating Russian food, at least for now, this restaurant in the Beiping Exhibition Hall is the most authentic, after all, this is Lao Mo.

Originally, Cao Zhiqiang thought that today is the Children's Day, and the place would be overcrowded, but after actually coming here, he found out that the place is actually quite empty, and not many people come here to eat, at least there is no hard-to-find one. Finding a table is no problem.

If you think about it carefully, you will understand the reason.

After all, it's just Children's Day, and the holidays are for children, not adults.

How can so many parents be willing to bring their children to eat Western food during the children's holiday? It's so expensive.

Especially now that it is noon, and most adults are at work, they are generally not willing to come here for lunch.

Only at night is it more lively and popular.

In the final analysis, the price here is still too high, um, compared to ordinary people.

After eating for a while, everyone seemed to find that Cao Zhiqiang had been eating without talking, and the atmosphere was a bit dull. Cao Lili, who was opposite, kicked Xiang Dongfang's foot from below.

Xiang Dongfang was taken aback, then turned to look at Cao Lili.

Cao Lili looked at Xiang Dongfang, and then pouted at Cao Zhiqiang, who was slowly cutting the steak opposite him.

Xiang Dongfang bit his lips shyly, as if he was a little embarrassed.

Cao Lili frowned, and snarled at Cao Zhiqiang again.

Seeing Cao Lili send out the signal again, Xiang Dongfang sighed secretly, put down the knife and fork, and was about to speak to Cao Zhiqiang.

But at this moment, Cao Zhiqiang, who lowered his head and cut the steak, asked first, "Lili, what were you doing just now? Why are you doing this to Teacher Xiang? What kind of winks are you giving her?"

Cao Lili was taken aback, then smiled and said, "Brother, your eyes are so sharp, you can see them without looking up?"

Cao Zhiqiang raised his head, ate a piece of steak with a blank expression, then chewed and said, "If I can't see your little tricks, am I blind? Do you think I'm that foodie Simei?"

"Huh?" Qiao Simei, who was peeling the fried shrimp by herself, was taken aback, "Call me?"

"Eat yours." Cao Zhiqiang said casually, "Don't meddle in the affairs of adults!"

"Oh!" Qiao Simei nodded, and then continued to deal with her own fried shrimp.

Only then did Cao Zhiqiang look again at Cao Lili, who was a little guilty, then at Xiang Dongfang, who lowered his head, and finally at Cao Lili.

"Lili, what the hell are you doing? You've been doing something wrong this morning, and you're always dragging me to go with Mr. Xiang. What do you want?"

"This..." Cao Lili blinked and subconsciously glanced at Qiao Simei.

Immediately afterwards, Cao Lili forced a smile at Cao Zhiqiang: "Brother, it's nothing, I just think today is Children's Day, you are always with us two children, it must be boring, so, I want sister Xiang to talk to you more, so as not to You're bored."

"That's it?" Cao Zhiqiang raised his eyebrows.

"That's it." Cao Lili said, "What else could it be? Don't you like chatting with adults, but instead like playing with us all day long?"

"That's true." Cao Zhiqiang touched his chin.

Indeed, although it was said to be with his sister, Cao Zhiqiang felt that it was very boring to actually accompany his two children to celebrate June [-]st.

The main reason is that Cao Zhiqiang is already an adult, he doesn't like to go to the zoo, and he has no interest in admiring animals.

After all, Cao Zhiqiang is a time traveler. He has never seen any animals in his previous life, and he has been to the zoo countless times in his previous life, and he has long been tired of it.

On the contrary, Qiao Simi, Cao Lili, and of course Xiang Dongfang are all very interested in the zoo because they seldom come.

"That's why." Cao Lili smiled slightly, "It's because of your size that I let you and Sister Xiang stay together so that you don't get bored. I'm doing it for your own good."

"Hehe." Cao Zhiqiang also smiled slightly, "Let's eat."

After finishing speaking, Cao Zhiqiang ignored Cao Lili and continued to eat sullenly.

Well, he is now very sure that this is definitely not the reason why Cao Lili kept making him go with Xiang Dongfang and kept creating time for them to be alone.

It's just that he didn't want to delve into it, so he just sat down and ate.

After all, in this life, it is rare to be confused.

Many things are too clear to be interesting.

Seeing that Cao Zhiqiang started eating sullenly again, Cao Lili quietly kicked Xiang Dongfang under the table again.

But this time, Cao Lili just kicked someone, but didn't turn her head to wink at her.

Feeling Cao Lili's feet under the table again, Xiang Dongfang blushed, and asked a little awkwardly: "That, President Cao?"

"Yeah." Cao Zhiqiang stopped his knife and fork and raised his head, looked at Xiang Dongfang calmly, and smiled slightly, "How many times have I said, you are your own, don't be so polite, just call me Xiao Cao."

"That's so embarrassing." Xiang Dongfang smiled dryly.

"Then Zhiqiang." Cao Zhiqiang smiled, "kind."

"This..." Xiang Dongfang bit his lip, then smiled, "Okay, Zhiqiang...comrade."

"Go comrade!"

"Yes, Zhiqiang."

"That's right." Cao Zhiqiang smiled, "What's the matter, Mr. Xiang?"

"Well, it's nothing." Xiang Dongfang bit his lip, "That's right, that's right..."

"Everyone is on our own." Cao Zhiqiang simply put down his knife and fork, "If you have anything to say, just say it, I don't like to guess."

Xiang Dongfang took a deep breath, and then said: "That's right, I just want to ask, is there any job suitable for me in your unit?"

"Oh?" Cao Zhiqiang frowned slightly, "A job suitable for you? Mr. Xiang, what do you mean? Could it be that you want to work in our unit?"

"Yes." Xiang Dongfang nodded, his face became serious, and his speech became smoother.

"Well, you know, I'm currently in graduate school, but in a year or so, I'm due to graduate.

Once I graduate, if I can't stay here, I will go back to Nanjing.

So, I would like to ask, is there any job suitable for me in your unit, and then let me work there? "

Upon hearing this, Cao Zhiqiang instantly understood what she meant.

To put it bluntly, I still want to stay in the capital.

During this period, urban hukou was overcrowded, and capital hukou was even more crowded.

How many people would be envious if they could have a registered permanent residence in the capital.

However, it is really difficult for outsiders to obtain a permanent residence in the capital.

Even if you come to Beijing to study at university, it is generally difficult to stay in the local area after graduation and get a permanent residence in the capital.

In fact, during this period, being admitted to Capital University does not mean that you can stay after graduation.

Because in this period of universities, graduation is all assigned in packages, and this package allocation is a bit mandatory.

To put it simply, if a foreigner comes to the capital to go to university, they will basically let you go back to work in the place of origin after graduation, and you are not allowed to stay.

At most, if you have a rural hukou, then after you graduate from university, you don’t have to go back to the countryside when you go back. You can take a dispatch certificate and go to the local city to find a job in a government agency or state-owned enterprise.

Therefore, during this period, it is not that if you are admitted to a university in a certain city, you will definitely be able to stay in the city where the university is located. This is actually very difficult to do.

Especially the capital city is already overpopulated at this time, and it is difficult for outsiders to stay, even if you are a college student.

Unless you can choose your own career, before you graduate, contact a good unit in Beijing so that they can accept you.

This good unit is limited to government agencies, public institutions, state-owned enterprises, joint ventures, and collective enterprises.

However, it is also extremely difficult for outsiders to find a place in a government agency or state-owned enterprise in the capital.

Because during this period, government agencies and public institutions in the capital, and of course state-owned enterprises, were already full and overstaffed, and they were all trying to reduce their staff, and few were willing to recruit new people.

Even if those units agree to recruit newcomers, they still have to keep up with those locals from the capital who have returned to the city.

That's right, in the capital at this time, there are a large number of educated youths who went to the countryside to join the queue. Most of these young people born in the capital have not yet settled down, let alone foreigners, even if you are a college student.

Although Xiang Dongfang is a rare graduate student in China at this time, it can't change the fact that she is a foreigner.

Under normal circumstances, as soon as she graduated, she would immediately return to her hometown of Nanjing with the dispatch certificate, and then work in the unit specified on the dispatch certificate in Nanjing.

Yes, the package assignment means that you don’t have to worry about not being able to find a job, but you don’t have the right to choose. You can go wherever you are arranged.

Unless you have connections, you can contact the next family before you officially get the dispatch certificate, and you have to persuade the school to agree to let you go to the next family.

Otherwise, you can only listen to the school assignment.

Of course, Nanjing is not bad at this time, it is also a big city, but compared with the capital, it is still quite a bit worse.

Especially in terms of career prospects, how can Nanjing's development prospects compare with that of Beijing?

In fact, if Xiang Dongfang didn't know Cao Zhiqiang, and didn't know Cao Zhiqiang's specific identity and ability, she probably wouldn't have the extravagant hope of staying in the capital.

But she happens to be a caring person!
So after learning about Cao Zhiqiang's specific identity and energy, she started thinking about joining Cao Zhiqiang's unit and staying in the capital in this form.

Xiang Dongfang had inquired about it a long time ago, not to mention the Hongguang Machinery Factory where Cao Zhiqiang works, but the Hongguang Publishing House where he actually has the final say, which is a proper state-owned enterprise under the Ministry of Wei system.

Although they are all state-owned enterprises, state-owned enterprises are not the same as state-owned enterprises.

The most typical place is that the immediate superior or the department directly under is different.

For example, an enterprise owned by the municipal government is controlled by the local government, so it belongs to the local government enterprise. For example, some soda factories directly under the Beijing Municipal Government are all local state-owned enterprises of this nature.

But there are still some state-owned enterprises that are directly under Buwei. Such enterprises are not directly owned by local enterprises, nor are they under the jurisdiction of local governments. Instead, local governments need to pay for them.

For example, Hongguang Machinery Factory is a state-owned enterprise directly under the Ministry of Metallurgy. This kind of enterprise is the Ministry of Wei.

In fact, if units like the Hongguang Machinery Factory do not die early and survive until the end of the [-]th century, they will basically become central enterprises.

In short, because Hongguang Machinery Factory is a state-owned enterprise belonging to the Ministry of Wei, it can enjoy a higher level and higher treatment. The most obvious manifestation is that it has a collective account and a large number of staff and cadres.

As a subsidiary of Hongguang Machinery Factory, Hongguang Publishing House also belongs to the Department of Buwei, but it is culturally popular. With a formal publishing house license, there are more cadres and employees that can be allocated.

The cadres and workers here are not temporary contract workers without official status, but cadres who are formally registered in the personnel bureau, and workers who are formally registered in the labor bureau.

In fact, even contract workers, as long as Hongguang Publishing House is willing, or as long as Cao Zhiqiang is willing, they can use the name of Hongguang Publishing House to turn those contract workers into regular workers. It's just a filing with the Labor Bureau, but Cao Zhiqiang doesn't want to do it.

Because once you become a worker who is formally registered in the labor bureau, it will be difficult to adjust.

The reason why the reform of state-owned enterprises in the early stage was difficult is that the status of workers is too rigid. State-owned enterprises cannot dismiss people casually, nor can they refuse to pay wages.

Since they can't be dismissed, and they can't refuse to pay wages, even if their bonuses are deducted, many people will be lazy and play tricks unscrupulously, and even directly contradict the factory leaders.

Only those companies that are in trouble and have begun to fail to pay wages will turn around.

For example, the reason why Haier Group was able to reform successfully was not because of the high consciousness of the old employees of that factory. Everyone who has been unable to pay wages will pay wages.

Everyone was looking at the face of being able to get paid again, and they didn't want the factory to close down or lose their jobs, so they listened to Mr. Zhang and started to rebound from the bottom, working hard and conscientiously.

Otherwise, there were many factories that had difficulties at the beginning, and there were many leaders who wanted to reform. Why did other factories not succeed?
In the same way, although Hongguang Publishing House can recruit regular workers, Cao Zhiqiang insists that they only recruit contract workers.

Even though the comprehensive income of many of these contract workers is actually higher than the salary of ordinary regular workers in Hongguang Machinery Factory, they are not regular workers after all, and the contract can be terminated at any time, and these people can be dismissed at any time.

But contract workers can only be used on people with low education, not on college students.

Because college students are cadres as soon as they graduate, the files are inherently owned by the Personnel Bureau.

College students whose files have long been managed by the Personnel Bureau, once they enter a state-owned enterprise or an institution, they are naturally regular cadres. At most, they are intern cadres at the beginning, but the intern cadres cannot exceed half a year.

And once the cadres are recruited, they cannot be dismissed easily.

Not only that, once a postgraduate cadre like Xiang Dongfang enters a state-owned enterprise, he will naturally be given a Beijing hukou, and even a room allocation for her.

For example, Chen Jiabang at the beginning, he entered Hongguang Machinery Factory as a cadre, and he was given a collective account when he came, and he was also allocated a house.

Therefore, if Xiang Dongfang can enter the Hongguang Publishing House controlled by Cao Zhiqiang, as her identity, she can stay in the capital in a serious manner and become a serious cadre with a registered permanent residence in the capital.

What a good plan!

(End of this chapter)