Rebirth declares war on the honest

Chapter 614 611. Layering
After spending most of the winter vacation away from home, during the whole day of the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, Gu Yun basically did nothing but accompany Hua Shiyuan.

The two originally planned to go out for a big meal at night, but the senior sister pestered Gu Yun a few times.

Well, don't go anywhere now.

On the seventh day of the Lunar New Year, Gu Yun and Huo Yan drove Hua Shiyuan to the plane back to Jiangcheng.

There is no way, the holidays of grassroots cadres are not as good as those of college students, and every day is as precious as gold.

After Hua Shiyuan's short visit was over, Wen Ju also had fun with several of her classmates.

They played in the Xishan Ski Resort for a few days, and not only had top VIP treatment throughout the process, the person in charge of the ski resort also opened up special slides for a few girls, focusing on making them feel at home.

A few days later, Wen Ju and his friends also set off on their way home, and Gu Yun also appeared at Liaocheng Airport.

Although the holidays belonging to college students are not over yet, as Boss Gu's rest day, it has almost reached its limit.

As Gu Yun's business grew bigger and bigger, more people visited Gu Yun during the holidays.

For a man whose worth is calculated in billions, a little bit of stuff leaks out from between his fingers, which is enough for three generations of ordinary people to squander.

Through Gu Youwei, the father of the Liaocheng Development and Reform Commission, after Gu Yun returned home for a few days, the news of his being in Liaocheng was still known.

First, the leaders of the city came forward to invite, thanking Gu Yun for his contribution to the investment in his hometown, and then several big brothers from Liaocheng's financial industry took the lead, and everyone went to have a big drink alone.

There is no other reason. For Gu Yun, a big financial backer, the city is either asking for a project or investing.

After the construction of the big data center in Liaocheng and the Xishan Ski Resort, the gdp of the entire city has almost doubled within a year.

Huge investment in high-quality projects can not only bring positive returns, but also solve the employment problem of a large number of local youth and talents.

In addition to driving related data industries, it can also promote Liaocheng to further adjust the industrial structure and improve the urban environment, such as reducing polluting industries, developing tourism, and expanding the transportation network.

The proportion of tertiary industries such as tourism, commerce, and transportation in a city will increase significantly, while the proportion of primary and secondary industries will decline, especially the proportion of polluting heavy industries will decline faster.

As a parent, who doesn't want their business and living environment to get better and better?

The most important thing is that in the eyes of these officials, this is just a microcosm, which represents the industries laid out by Gu Yun, and all fields can grow wildly.

After all, since Gu Yun started his business, he has gained in real terms.

A good idea for huge profits without any risk, he can think of one in the blink of an eye.

At the dinner, they didn't talk about the business, it seemed to be a pure relationship.

But Gu Yun didn't believe it.

Thinking he was confused, he drank his wine to the brim, and successfully knocked down a group of middle-aged elder brothers.

A few days later, when the elder brothers asked him out again, Gu Yun and Wen Ju had already boarded the plane to Shanghai.

"Juzi, I collected a lot of lucky money during the Chinese New Year. You said that I will try to set up a small drink shop when I go back to school. Is it reliable?"

He Yawei asked.

As Wen Ju's good sister in middle school, He Yawei, whose family background is also well-off, is very envious of Wen Ju, who was rich and free early.

But the New Year's money during the holidays is only tens of thousands of yuan. With this strength, let alone an all-in business like Wenju, even joining a decent milk tea shop is a bit difficult.

"Small shops can't make much money. If you join the shop, it will take a long time to pay back. You have limited energy. If you can open it or don't open it."

The first-class cabin to Shanghai was empty, surrounded by his own people, Wen Ju took off the Bose earphones on his head, shook his head to express his disapproval.

The leader of the company may not understand the specific method of milk tea or coffee, but he must have a clear understanding of the industry beyond most people.

With Wen Ju at the helm, Coffee Justice has become systematically competitive in terms of product development, digitization, and store scale, and has continuously optimized products and services to have stronger user stickiness.

"But I heard from you before, didn't you also start from the first coffee shop back then?"

He Yawei looked puzzled, how come I can't do it?
"The times are different, sister."

Wen Ju patted her shoulder with a smile, stretched out a hand, and made a gesture of three.

"If it was three years ago, and you wanted to drink milk tea, what would you think of drinking?"

"It's hard for you to figure out what brand to drink in the first place."

"But if you want to drink milk tea now, there must be a brand or even a model you want to drink in your mind, right?"

He Yawei nodded: "Yes."

"You won't just walk into an unknown milk tea shop like you did a few years ago. This is the gap."

When mentioning his professional field, Wen Ju's expression became a little more confident, and he beamed with joy.

"Now our top brands are using scale to clear the market and standardize the market; at the same time, we are using innovative methods to compete for new market space, and we are competing by echelon and fighting by region."

"However, it is foreseeable that the tea market is likely to enter the Warring States Period, and will continue to maintain a high-speed growth trend in the next few years."

He Yawei looked taught, and rolled his eyes a few times: "Since it is growing at a high speed, why don't you suggest me to enter?"

"Come on you."

Wen Ju rolled her eyes, and laughed together with the other sisters around her.

"I don't know you yet? If you don't go to disco for three days, you will feel uncomfortable. Can you stay in the store every day?"

"It might be a little difficult."

"Then you will have to pay an additional labor cost. Now there are milk tea shops all over the street. If it is a franchise store, you have to buy raw materials from the franchise brand, but most of the brands rely on earning raw materials. If the price difference is used to make profits, it will be even more difficult for franchise stores to make money."

"Is this the same for your coffee justice?"

He Yawei's eyes widened.

"Yes."

Wen Ju pursed her lips and laughed, revealing two charming dimples.

"Wow! Look at it, you don't have to do anything to be a boss. You can get enough to eat just by drawing money, profiteers."

He Yawei stuck out his tongue, as if giving up his own thoughts, and gave Wen Ju a middle finger.

"By the way, Orange, if it were you, what would you do with the money?"

Boys and girls who have just turned 20 can actually see a significant difference in maturity.

Girls from well-off families have some savings in their hands, and they seldom squander it all. Instead, they think about how to use money to make money and how to find better investment directions.

And a 20-year-old rich second-generation boy, not to mention having any sense of financial management, can be regarded as a good boy if he can sing and sing every night without spending a lot of money.

"Buy a house."

Wen Ju didn't hesitate.

"buy house?"

This time, not only He Yawei, but also the other sisters around him were taken aback.

"Well, to buy a house, you have to get a car loan. Don't worry about starting a business. It's better to buy a house. Buy it as soon as you can."

Wen Ju is decisive.

For college students of this age, even if they have enough cash in their hands, it is difficult for anyone to think about using the money to buy a house of their own.

After all, we have just stepped into 2014, and the social atmosphere that houses are the productivity is far from being formed.

"During the Chinese New Year, I heard from my mother that housing prices in Hangzhou have fallen this year. How can I buy this thing when it is falling?"

Another good friend of Wen Ju's, Gong Shulan, was reading a book quietly by the side, but when she heard a topic of interest to her, she couldn't help but interjected.

"That's right, in the falling property market, don't you get caught if you buy it? Can you not understand this kind of economics knowledge?"

He Yawei said while drinking water.

"Chasing up and killing down will undoubtedly lead to death, of course I understand that."

Wen Ju shrugged his shoulders, and continued to add with an expression that he knew that you would doubt it.

"But this is what my boyfriend said. Regarding investment, I have always trusted his judgment unconditionally."

"So, anyway, I will definitely buy it in the near future. As for whether you believe it or not, feel free."

Everyone's eyes focused on Gu Yun in the back row at the same time. He was hungover last night and didn't care what the front row was talking about. He had already fallen asleep peacefully with his headphones on.

"Even Gu Yun suggested buying a house."

"He must have a point."

"I suddenly feel that opening a milk tea shop is more ordinary."

"Otherwise, when we go home, let's go to see the real estate together?"

In fact, the second drop in housing prices in China was in 2014.

The iconic event was that in February of this year, housing prices in Hangzhou suddenly fell.

The reason for the sudden drop is that there was no special suppression policy introduced at that time, and housing prices in Hangzhou began to drop significantly.

This is regarded as the first market-based adjustment of domestic housing prices.

Some people even think that this will be a turning point in the marketization of housing prices.

The decline in housing prices in Hangzhou spread rapidly, triggering a national housing price adjustment.

In 2014, the real range of national house price adjustment exceeded 20%, and in some places even exceeded 30%.

At that time, housing prices in Hangzhou fell like dogs, and housing prices in Beijing were adjusted by at least 20%.

This decline has once again led to the real estate policy entering the bailout cycle.

After the introduction of the “destocking” policy, housing prices rebounded rapidly. First, first-tier cities soared, then second-tier cities followed suit, and third-tier cities also entered an upward cycle.

It was a spectacular rise, and a truly national one.

Since then, society has officially begun to stratify.

(End of this chapter)