Reborn in 1976, teach him how to be an official

Even without the "blessings" of Ai Gaofeng, Liu Chuan and Liu Hongyi, Chuzhou has already formed a certain inertia. The two new heads of the family, Sima Wu and Zhou Fanxin, have fully understood Liu Hongyi's "spirit".

This can be regarded as the extreme implementation of "Xiao Gui Cao Sui".

However, Liu Hongyi guessed that Sima Wuzhou and Fanxin might not be able to stay in Chuzhou for too long.

There is a shortage of such pioneering and enterprising cadres across the country. If things go wrong, the higher authorities will transfer them to other important places to take charge. They will simply use Chuzhou as a "new cadre training base."

Liu Hongyi recalls that several economically developed cities in the later Jiangkou Special Economic Zone also had this function. Their officials were often transferred to other provinces to serve as governors.

The superiors hope to use their rich experience in economic development to help relatively backward economic regions change their appearance, while at the same time changing the thinking of the cadre team and broadening their horizons.

Of course, another point is to use their personal connections to attract investment directly from developed areas to relatively backward areas.

This is the situation in Chuzhou now.

"Economic aid" has begun to be exported abroad.

The most important thing is that Sima Wu, Zhou Fanxin and others are not too old, all in their fifties, which is the prime of their life.

Liu Hongyi guessed that they had probably anticipated this possibility themselves, which was why they transferred Zhou Qi from the Motorcycle Factory and appointed him as the Deputy Mayor of Chuzhou, raising him to a deputy-department-level official with real power and authority. This was also intended as a way to train a successor.

After the ribbon-cutting ceremony, provincial and municipal leaders including Tai Zhengyang, Han Keying, Fang Zimu, accompanied by Zhuang'an cadres including Liu Hongyi, enthusiastically inspected the newly opened Building No. 1.

Building No. 1 was designed entirely according to Liu Hongyi's ideas, drawing on the design concept of later "city squares". Its biggest feature is its bright space.

Yes, this is quite important.

A brightly lit shopping mall can definitely stimulate people's desire to buy more than a dimly lit shop.

The interior design is also of an "irregular" shape, rather than the square and symmetrical buildings that everyone is accustomed to in this era.

Many neon tubes are used in the interior decoration.

This kind of thing is not technically difficult. With the technical assistance of Chuzhou, Zhuangan set up his own neon light factory.

The corridors are all terrazzo floors.

Ceramic flooring is still under testing in Chuzhou. Even if it is produced, the cost is still relatively high and it can only be used in particularly high-end occasions, such as foreign-related hotels.

We cannot afford to use public places like wholesale markets with huge building areas for the time being.

But when the terrazzo floor was first created, it was still very beautiful and sparkling, and looked very high-end and classy.

"Good guy..."

Fang Zimu was shocked.

"Hongyi, this is the city square you told me about, right?"

"Yes, Secretary Fang, that's about what I mean. But a real city square is bigger than this, and there will be more types of shops and many amusement facilities."

Liu Hongyi explained.

Chuzhou Commodity City is positioned as a large wholesale market, which is very different from a comprehensive urban shopping mall.

However, no one had ever seen a true city square before. Although Liu Hongyi had described it to Fang Zimu and Ningzhou was now preparing to start construction on its first city square, it was impossible to have a complete impression of it before it was completed.

No one can imagine something that he has never seen before.

What we imagine can be far from reality.

But the momentum of Chuzhou Commodity City did shock most people.

A city leader couldn't help but say, "Comrade Hongyi, isn't it a waste to turn on so many lights in broad daylight, especially colorful ones?"