Reborn in 1976, teach him how to be an official

Ai Gaofeng’s conditions are perfect.

Many years ago, he was the Commissioner of the Chuzhou Regional Administrative Office, a true prefectural division-level cadre. He had been implementing policies and serving as the First Secretary of the Chuzhou Prefectural Party Committee for two years.

The qualifications are already sufficient.

The key is that he is still very young, only in his fifties.

Now that he has achieved such brilliant results, there is no reason for his superiors not to promote and reuse him.

According to current cadre policies, Ai Gaofeng still has at least ten or even twenty years of "golden working time." If nothing unexpected happens, Ai Gaofeng's ceiling will be very high.

As for Liu Chuan, his abilities and reputation are very good, his only weakness is his lack of experience.

Two years ago, he was promoted from the rank of county regiment to the rank of prefectural division in one go, which was already an extremely exceptional achievement. The possibility of receiving another exceptional promotion in the short term is relatively small.

But if Ai Gaofeng leaves Chuzhou, it is basically a foregone conclusion that Liu Chuan will take over as the first secretary of the prefectural party committee.

If he can work as the top leader in Chuzhou for another two or three years, he will have enough experience.

The key point is that Liu Chuan is five years younger than Ai Gaofeng.

I'm only forty-six this year.

In another three years, I won’t be fifty yet.

It just happens to catch up with the trend of younger leading cadres.

No problem!

"Secretary Tai, leaders, increasing grain production and solving the food problem is only the most basic. What's more important is how to help the majority of members further increase other non-grain income."

Liu Hongyi then went further.

"In addition to paddy fields and dry fields, there are also many slopes and forested areas in the rural areas of Chuzhou. These areas must be utilized."

"There are two methods in Chuzhou."

“The first is animal husbandry, and the second is planting.”

"Animal husbandry is divided into two parts. One is the courtyard economy, where every household raises pigs, cattle, chickens, ducks, and, to a lesser extent, goats. Where conditions permit, fish can also be raised. With one cow, two pigs, and a dozen chickens and ducks, you can earn quite a bit of money in a year. It allows the members of the cooperative to improve their lives."

"I have always told Comrade Ai Gaofeng, the First Secretary of the Prefectural Party Committee, and my father Comrade Liu Chuan, that I have a dream: that all children in Chuzhou can eat an egg every two days or even every day."

“Although I can’t do it now, as long as I work hard, one day this dream will come true.”

Liu Hongyi's speech was full of emotion.

Everyone showed an expression of amazement.

This is truly a "grand" dream.

"The second part is to run large-scale breeding farms, state-owned breeding farms."

"Several such farms have already been established in Chuzhou. There's one in the prefecture, and several more in the counties below. They're all quite large. The total pig inventory in the region, not counting backyard farms but only state-owned farms, has already exceeded 500,000 head. Adding in the pigs raised by each member household, the total pig inventory should exceed two million."

"Two million?"

Some regional leaders exclaimed.

At the end of last year, the total pig inventory in Zhennan Province was about 10 million.

However, the pig inventory in Longxiang area at the end of last year was only about 800,000 heads, more than half less than that in Chuzhou area.

"Yes, this is just the live pigs. We also have a lot of cattle and sheep."

Liu Hongyi is very familiar with the various data in Chuzhou area.

"Another key point is that the market is sold out very quickly."

"Chuzhou has built a large feed mill, and the time it takes to market pigs has been more than doubled from the previous eleven months to the current five or six months. Furthermore, the average market weight of pigs is over 180 kilograms."

After hearing such data, the leaders of Longxiang District were not only shocked, but also "unable to complain".

One hundred and eighty kilograms, this is the "A-grade standard" for purchasing live pigs.