Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

After a period of careful construction, Wang Ze’s courtyard was finally completed!

The new brick building is similar in layout to the original, but with subtle changes.

The newly laid floor tiles in the yard look particularly neat and beautiful. Paired with stone tables and chairs and some flowers, the entire courtyard exudes a unique vitality.

Wang Ze was quite satisfied with this new home.

He did not live there for a long time. Most of the time, he stayed in the underground base and was busy with his own affairs.

However, Wang Ze always felt a little dissatisfied with the overall layout of the village.

In his mind, the ideal rural area should be one surrounded by mountain paths and scattered village houses under the shade of dense jungle.

Unfortunately, such scenes are not common in the north, especially in Shandong.

The rural areas here often present themselves as closely connected small courtyards, one next to the other, forming a unique village.

Time flies, and that special year, 59, is getting closer.

Although they will still have to face various natural disasters in the future, at least they will no longer have to bear the huge debt of Soviet aid. Wang Ze feels that perhaps the days in those years will not be as difficult and hard as in history.

The enthusiasm of the villagers for farming is waning.

Relying on the dividend and distribution system implemented in the village, every household can live a life of plenty.

Compared to the meager income earned from working hard in the fields all year round, working in a factory can bring more substantial salary returns in just one or two months.

Faced with this reality, more and more villagers choose to put down their hoes and plows to pursue relatively easy and high-paying job opportunities.

This thorny problem made him, as the village chief, worried. After all, for the entire village, land and food are the foundation of survival and development!

The village chief took great pains to solve this problem.

He bought a few more tillage machines for the villagers to use for free, and didn't even charge rent, but even so, no one seemed interested.

Nowadays, only the older generation still insists on working in the fields, while young people either choose to work in factories or set up a small stall in front of the factory to sell snacks. In short, they have no enthusiasm for farming.

That day, the village chief came to visit Wang Ze's house, sat down on a stool in the yard, told Wang Ze about the situation in the village, and then asked worriedly: "Jize, you have to help me think of a solution. What should we do about this matter?"

Wang Ze pondered for a moment, then suggested: "Village chief, I think it would be better to collect all the land in the village and unify the planning and management. In this way, the tillage machine will be more convenient and efficient to use, and there is no need to change plots every ten minutes. Moreover, after implementing collective planting, we rely on existing machinery and equipment, and actually do not need too much manpower investment. When it comes to harvest season, after deducting the depreciation of the machine and the expenses of related personnel, the remaining grain can be distributed according to the land area of each family."

After listening to this, the village chief frowned and asked worriedly: "But is this feasible? We have just distributed the land to everyone and now we want to take it back. Will the county agree to this approach?" He was obviously skeptical about this plan.

Wang Ze explained: "What does it have to do with the county? Who said we took it? The land still belongs to the villagers. We just cultivated it in a centralized way and the harvest was distributed according to the land. How can this be considered as taking the land from the villagers?"

"Okay, let's do as you say. I'll go back and inform everyone. Let's do this. No one wants to farm anyway."

The village chief slapped his thigh hard and finally made up his mind to do as Wang Ze said.

He also understood that the villagers had money because of the large dividends they had received and were tired of the traditional farming methods.

Wang Ze then suggested: "After the crops are harvested, we can also build greenhouses to grow vegetables! This way, we can also have a rich output. The benefits of the land will be greatly improved, and each household will get a larger share. As for the funds, the village committee can advance the payment, and after the harvest, let everyone repay part of it every year until it is all paid off."

A large and lush vegetable greenhouse appeared in Wang Ze's mind, and he secretly thought that the large amount of fresh vegetables that could be produced in winter would bring immeasurable business opportunities.

By then, not only will everyone in the village be able to get enough money and food, but their quality of life will also be significantly improved. I believe the villagers will not have too many complaints about this.

However, the village chief asked suspiciously: "Greenhouse? What is it used for?"

Wang Ze quickly explained briefly: "To put it simply, through special facilities and technology, vegetables that only grow in summer can be grown in winter."

When the village chief heard that it was possible to achieve off-season production, he was immediately excited and couldn't wait to ask: "How can we grow crops like this? How should we build it?"

Facing the village chief's barrage of questions, Wang Ze hesitated for a moment and replied, "Uh... well, I'm not particularly clear about the specific construction methods and costs. After all, this involves a lot of professional knowledge. I'll learn about the relevant situation and then give you an accurate answer. For now, let's do what we agreed on before."

Wang Ze regretted saying too much. He was going to cause trouble for himself again. He really didn't know if there was any place to buy greenhouse materials now, so he had to bring the subject back.