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After the meeting, everyone returned to their respective rooms.

I started my own casual chat mode.

Liu Caixia also told Lin Weizhong about the shop. "When you open a shop, you still have to pay attention to safety issues. The previous owner of the shop said that he had to pay out a lot of money every month. If he doesn't collect much, just pay it."

"Yes, I understand. During the first few days of the opening, I asked Liu Hao and several other men to go to the restaurant together. It is best if the person serving the dishes in the front is also a man. Originally, I wanted to let Zhang Hu go, but Liu Hao said that Zhang Hu's fighting ability is very good, and he can lead a team with a little training. They also have plans for the future, so we can only buy a few men to train them."

"We will definitely need to hire more people. We need to make this spicy hotpot bigger and stronger, and we will still have to open branches in the future. If the business is good, we will slowly open branches in other counties. It is not impossible to make it a national chain. But this technology is not difficult, and it may be imitated in a short time.

I discussed with Liu Xianxue and others that in addition to creating our own brand, an exclusive secret recipe is essential. Even if there are many imitations in the future, as long as our taste is authentic and delicious, we will not be afraid of not having repeat customers. "

"The economy is tight right now, so buy me someone first and I'll take care of him. We'll talk about it when we're better off."

"My father also said that we have sold everything that can be sold at home, and we want to keep the things that cannot be sold. It is even more difficult to buy them back after selling them. We always have to leave something to pass on to future generations."

"It's already pretty good. Without the wealth you've accumulated, we wouldn't be living like this now. If we just went into the mountains to hunt, we definitely wouldn't be able to buy land and shops to do business so quickly."

"We can't do it alone. I have some ideas on how to promote the opening day. Do you have any other ideas? We can just use some modern promotional methods. It's nothing more than tasting, handing out flyers, giving discounts, and finding a few villagers to act as agents to treat them to a free meal to attract attention."

"That's enough. These are the same routines everywhere. They work for modern people, and they will definitely work better here."

After finalizing the opening, Liu Caixia and Lin Weizhong agreed to bring a few maids into the city on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year, and the kimchi and braised meat shops would open on the fifth day.

Mrs. Tian is still in charge of the kimchi and braised meat shop. Liu Caixia recruited another aunt in the village, who is the eldest daughter-in-law of the village chief, to help. The village chief's family is naturally very grateful. Wan Zhou is 36 years old this year and has two sons and two daughters. In ancient times, it was emphasized that parents would not divide the family. Unless the grandchildren have all started their own families, they will divide the family for their sons and let them live their own lives.

After Liu Caixia discussed with Liu's father, she asked Liu's father to go to the village chief's house to talk.

At this time, it is always men who come forward to discuss things. Women also do business, but it is always less convenient than men.

The village chief's family has a large population. As long as Village Chief Wan is still the village chief, his sons don't want to divide the family, and they live in relative harmony.

When Liu's father approached the village chief Wan and said he wanted to find an aunt to help in the store, he suggested that the eldest daughter-in-law go. No one else had any objection, and certainly no one dared to have any objection. If the family was not divided, the wages earned would definitely be handed over to the village chief's wife for safekeeping.

The salary offered by Liu's father was 300 wen a month, including food and lodging, and two days off a month. These were based on the standards of that era, and he didn't want to be taken advantage of.

At most, they can give some holiday gifts during the holidays and some red envelopes at the end of the year. These conditions are already very good. As long as they are released to the public, there will be many people in the village who want to come.

Father Liu also said to the village chief, "Village chief, please help me find some good farm hands. The wages will be based on the county standard, 15 cents a day, including lunch. We will need about 30 people, and the working time will be between 10 and 15 days, which will not delay the villagers' spring planting.

Of course, these people will also ask the village chief to be my supervisor, and I will pay you the same wages. This is the contract I asked Wan Tongsheng to write. Don't worry that I won't be able to pay you. I will also buy the adobe bricks made by the villagers. As long as they are dry and usable, I will buy as much as I can, but new ones will not be included."

Village chief Wan really wanted to ask him what he wanted to do with so many people and so many adobe bricks. Of course, he was also worried that he could not pay the workers, after all, he had just built so many houses.

Although there was a store in the county town, how much money could such a small store make? As a result, he held back when he saw the deed. He was also literate. The deed stated that if the workers could not be paid, the house would be used as collateral. "Okay, I will definitely get it done for you. When the time comes, you just need to tell them to work. I guarantee that they are all hardworking."

Father Liu planned to build a pig pen. He had already made a plan to build a row of pig pens on the edge of the swamp and dig some septic tanks on the swamp. He also wanted to make biogas if conditions allowed. The collected pig manure could be used to compost the land.

Then clean up the hill behind and grow sweet potato seedlings first, and reclaim some mountain land to plant cabbage. You can plant anything that is easy to grow. In addition to eating it yourself, you can also feed pigs, chickens and ducks.

Some hillsides that are not suitable for growing vegetables are planned to be used to plant fruit trees, and the seedlings are selected slowly. Planting fruit trees is a long process and is part of long-term planning.

There are also many wild vegetables that can be picked on the mountain in February, such as wood ear vegetables, purslane, gray-gray vegetables, bracken, and dandelion grass, all of which are edible wild vegetables.

After buying this hillside, the wild vegetables on the mountain naturally now belong to their family. After the villagers knew about this, they consciously avoided their land when going up the mountain to pick wild vegetables.

There is basically no snow in Shanqing County in winter, except on the top of the mountains with very high altitudes. There is no snow at the foot of the mountain or on the lower slopes, at most it will frost and freeze, which will melt quickly.

Father Liu's plan for the hillside was very detailed, which was the basis of all their businesses. The vegetables they planted could not only be supplied to the spicy hot pot restaurant, but also to feed the livestock at home. It was definitely not enough to rely on their own hillside, so they would naturally purchase from the village. How could Village Chief Wan not be grateful to their family?

Of course, all requests are not excessive and will be met.

What's more, it's a good thing to hire someone to do the work.

When Village Chief Wan saw Liu's father off, he kept his mouth shut.

Their village is not far from the county town. During the slack season, the young and middle-aged people in the village would go to the village to find work.

I only earned a dozen copper coins after working hard all day carrying heavy bags at the dock.

Working in the village with a meal included earned twelve cents a day, which was simply pie in the sky.