After the divorce, I became a rich girl

The expected answer made Hu Weiyang lean back against the chair. He stretched out his hand to loosen his tie and smiled meaningfully: "I dare not give any suggestions. The key to this matter is not me.

Your sister-in-law Zhong Xinlan now holds more than half of the shares of "Meishang". Even if I transfer all my shares to you, it will be difficult for you to shake her position as the major shareholder.

Li Jiawei half stood up, holding the teapot steadily with both hands, and refilled Hu Weiyang's cup with water. In the midst of the steam, she asked softly, "So, you are willing to sell your shares to me?"

Hu Weiyang smiled and said: "When I founded Meishang with your mother, I wanted to promote oriental aesthetics to the world and let Chinese fashion gain a foothold on the international stage.

But time is not forgiving. Now I have to wear reading glasses even to read financial statements. I really don’t have the energy to do that anymore.”

“Look at the current Meishang magazine. The cover design has lost its spirit and the topic planning has lost its originality.

Rather than watching it rot in Zhong Xinlan's hands, it is better to hand it over to you, the one who can bring it back to life. "At this point, Hu Weiyang suddenly smiled, and the wrinkles at the corners of his eyes squeezed into ravines, "And as long as the price is fair, why would an old man like me keep these shares as a decoration?"

After Li Jiawei said this to him, she immediately picked up the teacup and stood up, saying respectfully: "I will use tea instead of wine to toast you!"

A sly smile flashed across Hu Weiyang's eyes. He held his teacup and gently touched Li Jiawei's cup. The crisp clinking sound echoed in the quiet box. "For follow-up matters, please contact my manager directly. I will ask him to fully cooperate."

Li Jiawei put down her teacup, and the corners of her lips raised with a knowing smile. From the moment Hu Weiyang stepped into this box, she was certain that she had found the right person.

From the conversation, she could find out that Hu Weiyang was now very dissatisfied with his mother Jing Qiu and sister-in-law Zhong Xinlan, and it could be seen that he had long been thinking about selling his shares.

But as he said, he and his mother had their own aspirations when they founded "Meishang". What's more, "Meishang" has been published for so many years now, and he has feelings for it, so I'm afraid Hu Weiyang has been looking for a suitable buyer.

Now, Li Jiawei coming to see him will only suit his wishes better.

In fact, Li Jiawei does have some shares in "Meishang" in her hands. After she left "Meishang", she actually began to secretly acquire some scattered shares of "Meishang", and now she owns 10% of the total.

If she buys back Hu Weiyang's shares, she will once again become the largest shareholder of Meishang.

After seeing Hu Weiyang off, Li Jiawei called An Ling and asked her to contact Hu Weiyang's manager.

When An Ling heard Li Jiawei's arrangement, he realized that Li Jiawei had secretly made such a move. He couldn't help but be a little surprised, but after thinking about it, he could actually understand it.

Considering that she has worked with Li Jiawei for such a long time, she naturally has some understanding of Li Jiawei. Li Jiawei is now much more mature and more ambitious than when she first took over "Meishang".

She withdrew from "Meishang" so cleanly and quickly, and now she has made a comeback. I didn't see her move clearly at first and thought she was stupid. Now I realize that she is the stupid one.

When Li Jiawei first took over "Meishang", the shares she held came from her mother Jing Qiu, which undoubtedly showed that she inherited her mother's career. Therefore, no matter when, the characteristics displayed by "Meishang" bear the mark of Jing Qiu.

This is even more true for the shareholders of "Meishang". Every time a shareholders' meeting is held, if there is something not satisfactory, they will mention the name of her mother Jing Qiu to pressure Li Jiawei.

Zhong Xinlan is also facing such a difficult situation at the moment. Although those shareholders seem to be indifferent to affairs on weekdays, it would be unwise to really ignore their opinions.

Relying on their decades-long friendship with Jing Qiu, they have often acted like they are taking advantage of their seniority, whether in front of Li Jiawei or now facing Zhong Xinlan.

Because of this, the following situation arises: in many decision-making processes, regardless of whether Jing Qiu holds shares, as long as Li Jiawei is still in charge of "Meishang", Jing Qiu will continue to have the right to advise and manage "Meishang", and no one can deny this.

Just like in the end, when Jing Qiu wanted to take back the shares of "Meishang" from Li Jiawei, Li Jiawei had almost no room or scope to refuse.

Because, if she did not agree to return the shares of "Meishang" to Jing Qiu, it would be unfilial. Although she could still continue to control "Meishang", her reputation in the outside world would most likely be tarnished, because at any time, the word "filial piety" could block all excuses.

For a businessman, reputation is of vital importance.

However, if Li Jiawei could now become the largest shareholder of "Meishang" again through her own operations and regain the management rights of "Meishang", then "Meishang" and Jingqiu would be completely separated.

At that time, the relationship between Li Jiawei and those shareholders will be simply a relationship of interests, a relationship that completely complies with business rules.

In this way, I am afraid that no one will dare to suppress him in front of Li Jiawei by using his seniority and seniority.

This is fundamentally different from inheritance. The current Universal Pictures is a living example.

Li Jiawei successfully became the controller of Universal Pictures with the help of asset restructuring. In this way, Universal Pictures is now branded with the surname "Li" instead of the previous surname "Wang". This is the most fundamental difference between the two.

An Ling had figured out the key to this. It would be a lie to say he wasn't excited.

Once "Meishang" and "Jinghong" are merged, it will definitely cause a sensation in the fashion industry.

She has worked for foreign fashion magazines and is well aware of the operating models of those well-known foreign fashion magazines.

It is not difficult to see from Li Jiawei's current series of operations that her focus is not only limited to the domestic market, but also to the international market.

In fact, up to now, no Chinese fashion magazine has been able to stand out on the international fashion stage and gain wide recognition in foreign fashion circles.

Most of the definition rights in the fashion field are still in the hands of senior fashion people in Europe and the United States.

But why? China has a huge population base of more than one billion, and also has a profound history of 5,000 years and a unique aesthetic. In terms of understanding of fashion, isn't it more profound than those foreigners?

You know, many international luxury brands, relying on their dominance in defining "fashion", frequently plagiarize the designs of their ancestors and brazenly claim that they are their own original creations.

This behavior is no different from "thief". However, facing this situation, people are often powerless. The root cause is that China seriously lacks the right to speak in the international fashion industry.