Rebirth 2004: I can make money by writing.

The next morning,

Hao Qiang embarked on the journey to class as usual.

Walking through the green campus, students around him greeted him warmly.

Another student asked him, "God of Songs, the song 'Yu Xi Tan' was sold to others, but they didn't sing it as well as you did."

Hao Qiang didn't expect that some students had already noticed that his song had been released, so he could only respond with a smile without any explanation.

In November, the school held a job fair for graduates, and Hao Qiang was also paying attention to this matter.

This year, there are 280 million graduates nationwide. According to relevant media surveys and reports, undergraduates generally expect a monthly salary of around 2000 yuan.

However, this is just the ideal starting salary in their minds, and the reality is often more cruel.

Most undergraduates find it difficult to meet this requirement in the job market, with most finding monthly salaries between 1000 and 2000 yuan.

For outstanding students, it is certainly not a problem to earn a monthly salary of more than 3,000 yuan, or even more than 4,000 yuan, but such cases are only a very small minority after all and cannot represent the overall situation.

CUHK graduates have no trouble finding jobs, and their starting salaries are higher than those of most undergraduates.

In the current context, the status of college students still seems to be quite popular.

Ten years later, the number of graduates surged to more than seven million, and the employment situation became increasingly severe.

By then, starting salaries were not much higher than in 2004, but housing prices had soared several times.

College graduates born in the 90s who come from rural areas will face difficulties in finding employment and low starting salaries, and buying a house in first-tier cities will become an unattainable luxury.

If the post-80s generation does not buy a house early, they may face difficulties in getting married.

Hao Qiang couldn't help but sigh when thinking about the high housing prices in a few years.

Step into the classroom, wait for a while, and then the class begins.

During the break, Hao Qiang chatted with his classmates in the classroom.

Suddenly, two boys who were not in the same class walked towards him, attracting the attention of the students around him.

As they approached Hao Qiang, the boy in front of them greeted him politely: "Hello, Boss Hao, we are cadres from the Publicity Department of the Student Union. My name is Luo Hao and his name is Wang Xiaofei."

Hao Qiang looked at the two visitors curiously and asked, "Hello, what can I do for you?"

Luo Hao's face was filled with smiles as he explained, "Well, the school's publicity department is planning to hold a campus calligraphy and painting competition. Since the budget approved by the school's Youth League Committee is limited, we'd like to get your sponsorship to make the event more grand. This is our proof."

The students around were a little surprised when they heard this. They didn't expect that the cadres of the school student union would ask Hao Qiang for sponsorship.

Well, all the students in the school know that Hao Qiang is a super rich man. Most businessmen are not as rich as him. Besides, Hao Qiang is a student of Zhongshan University, so maybe it would be easier to talk to him.

Hao Qiang took the piece of paper handed to him by Luo Hao and glanced at the face on it. The paper was stamped with the official seal of the school Youth League Committee, which also proved that the two were indeed propaganda department cadres.

The school also has an external relations department that solicits sponsorship for the student union and student activities. It is estimated that their department did not apply for much funding, after all, there are so many student union departments in the school that need to organize activities.

Hao Qiang handed the certificate back, smiled easily, and asked, "How much do you need?"

Luo Hao was secretly delighted to hear that Hao Qiang didn't refuse, and replied respectfully, "The school only approved 600 yuan. According to our activity plan, we are actually still short of 1,000 yuan."

"Sponsorship isn't a problem." Hao Qiang nodded, showing his understanding, and then said, "But my money didn't come from the wind. I'll give you five minutes to give me a good reason."

When the classmates around heard what Hao Qiang said, they also thought it was reasonable.

Why can Hao Qiang provide unconditional sponsorship with just one word from the student union cadres?

If it were so easy, wouldn't cadres from other departments come to him for sponsorship in the future?

One thousand yuan is not a small amount of money for students like them.

Luo Hao was a little surprised. Wang Xiaofei, who was standing next to him, didn't expect Hao Qiang to be so unpleasant. He interrupted directly, trying to get sponsorship for the department:

"Boss Hao, you are also a student of CUHK.

If you are willing to sponsor, the school leaders will definitely appreciate your kindness even more..."

Hao Qiang only listened to two sentences, frowned, and interrupted the student leader directly: "I am happy to do good things for the school, but it is not an obligation, and you cannot represent the school leadership.

If you tell others about your reason, I'm afraid you'll be laughed at by merchants."

After Wang Xiaofei finished speaking, he seemed to realize that his words were inappropriate, so he lowered his posture and tried to explain: "Boss Hao, maybe I didn't express myself accurately enough."

"No, you haven't figured it out yet."

Hao Qiang smiled faintly and turned to Luo Hao, "You tell me, your department only has one chance."

Wang Xiaofei was a little dissatisfied with what he said, but Luo Hao quickly grabbed him and stopped him from speaking any further.

Hao Qiang's classmates listened to their conversation and couldn't help laughing when they saw that Hao Qiang spoke very forcefully and had the two student union cadres under his control.

But it’s normal when you think about it. Hao Qiang manages a hot pot restaurant with about 20 employees.

"Boss Hao, my classmate's statement was incorrect. We apologize." Luo Hao took a deep breath, bowed slightly to Hao Qiang, and said with a more humble attitude, "We are hosting this event and hope to get the title sponsorship from Renjian Fireworks. This will increase the activity of the event and help increase Renjian Fireworks' popularity at CUHK."

Before coming here, they also looked for businesses outside the school, but they were unwilling to sponsor and were even laughed at by many bosses, which made them realize that asking for sponsorship is not that easy.

"Well, go on."

Hao Qiang quite agrees with this statement. Who would be willing to sponsor something that has no benefits?

Previously, Wang Xiaofei’s perspective was too school-oriented and he did not really consider the business’s standpoint.

Moreover, he was very disgusted by people who used the school leaders’ banner to brag.

If he agreed to the other party so easily, his classmates would think he was rich and stupid.

Luo Hao continued, "To hold this event, we will vigorously promote it on campus and let students know that this event is sponsored by Renjian Fireworks... Of course, this will also be beneficial to your personal reputation, Boss Hao."

After Luo Hao finished speaking, he looked at Hao Qiang nervously, waiting for his response.

"Okay, that's a good point, sponsorship is no problem.

Since it is a title sponsorship, I can just sponsor 1,600 yuan directly. It would be unreasonable to let the school pay for it.

I don't have any money with me, so come to my store to find me at 5 pm." Hao Qiang replied with a smile, and glanced at another cadre, Wang Xiaofei, "I admire your active participation in organizing school activities and soliciting sponsorship.

I'm not trying to embarrass you on purpose. Just think about it, it might be helpful for you when you step into society in the future."

Luo Hao and Wang Xiaofei were pleasantly surprised by Hao Qiang's generosity when they heard that he was willing to sponsor and give them the total budget.

"Thank you, thank you very much for Mr. Hao's generous support!" Luo Hao said with sincere gratitude.

Wang Xiaofei also apologized sincerely: "Thank you, Boss Hao, my previous words were inappropriate, please forgive me." He obviously understood the implication of Hao Qiang's words.

"Okay, we will be in class soon." Hao Qiang waved his hand, signaling the two to leave.

Luo Hao and Wang Xiaofei expressed their gratitude again and left the classroom with smiles on their faces.

After listening to the conversation between the three people, the classmates around looked at Hao Qiang with admiration, saying that the sponsorship was reasonable and the money was generous.

The sponsorship is unreasonable and not a penny is given.

Fei Yang approached Hao Qiang with a chuckle and said jokingly, "Uncle Qiang, can you sponsor me a little? I want to find a girlfriend, but I don't have enough funds to do it."

Hao Qiang glared at him and scolded him with a smile: "Get lost!"

"Mr. Qiang, you are too cruel!" Fei Yang said pretending to be aggrieved.

A classmate joked, "Fei Yang, your starting point is wrong. If you help the class monitor find a girlfriend and get one at the same time, then maybe the class monitor would be happy to sponsor you."

"He doesn't lack a girlfriend, so he probably finds it troublesome." Fei Yang curled his lips.

Hao Qiang didn't want to discuss the topic of girlfriends too much. Seeing how energetic they were, he suggested:

"How about this? I see you guys are quite energetic. Let's have a dorm basketball game. Winning or losing doesn't matter. We can have some fun and get some exercise at the same time. I'll cover all the drinks and water."

He finally got the promotion and was in a good mood. As the squad leader and a rich man, it didn't matter if he spent a little money, as long as he was happy.

Hao Qiang's basketball skills are not good, he's just playing for fun anyway.

"Ok, Ok."

"The squad leader is wise!"

Hao Qiang's proposal immediately received enthusiastic response from the whole class.

There are 45 students in the class, including 35 boys, living in 7 dormitories.

Of course, mixed basketball games can also be organized to allow more people to participate.

The whole class happily decided on the dormitory basketball game and planned to hold the game in the afternoon when they had no classes or on weekends.