Chapter 819: The Hope of the Countryside

Qinjiacun.

Hearing Qin Ming's words, several families felt ashamed to face others.

Too many people forget righteousness for profit, let alone earlier in the village, those who survived by calculating each grain of food.

Discarding economics to talk morality is playing the rogue.

The right to survive comes first, just as Teacher Luo said—if your life is already in danger, even a panda can be eaten.

Talking about quality with those living on the subsistence line is also playing the rogue.

Because you are in their living environment, you might be even less refined than they are.

Civilization is built on subsistence, not on poverty.

The harsh living environment has made them develop short‑sighted problems.

Because they don't care today, they may go hungry tomorrow; immediate benefit becomes an important guarantee for their survival.

Even in Qinjiacun, this influence still exists.

Let alone elsewhere.

Rural rise in Daxia is a huge difficulty.

Relying on the villages themselves is hard, even extremely hard, because they lack the foundation for rise in both resources and spirit.

Coal mines and urban villages are among the few rural enrichment movements in Daxia.

These are windfall fortunes, not obtainable by ordinary people.

That is why Qinjiacun's preciousness shows, and why the difficulty of rural rise is evident.

The leaders among them have borne an extremely important role.

It is they who gave the villages spiritual resources surpassing their status, making rural rise possible.

No one has mentioned it, so no one will recall these people's contributions.

Some even think they created the miracle of Qinjiacun.

Don't they know—without material and spiritual resources, they are nothing.

When Yang Qing spoke of Qin Ming's grievance, when Yang Qing spoke of how hard rural rise is, those who once tripped Qin Ming instantly became enemies of the whole Qinjiacun.

Others saying that might be stirring trouble, but these words were spoken by Yang Qing, and they believed them.

Qin Ming felt wronged—what should be done?

Countless people started calling these people, shouting abuse.

Even their own family members felt ashamed, took out branches, and began educating unfilial descendants.

The Live Broadcast Room can be warm and touching, but Qinjiacun is wailing like ghosts and wolves.

Qin Ming clearly heard the crying from next door, feeling torn between laughter and tears.

Qin Xian gloated over the misfortune.

With his father's ability, if he went out on his own, he would already be a billionaire by now.

Yet still some are dissatisfied, thinking Qin Ming's distribution unfair, and some curse him behind his back.

Qinjiacun's management and distribution scheme follows the Yang Family Collective Shareholding Model; though not absolutely just, it is world‑renowned for fairness.

You're dissatisfied? I'm not satisfied either—originally their family could have gotten more.

Thinking of this, he stepped forward and asked a question many care about.

"Grandpa Yang, many people ask us how Qinjiacun developed."

"Even, over these decades, people coming to Qinjiacun to seek scriptures have never ceased."

"But why are there so few places like our Qinjiacun in Daxia that succeed, and each success has its own way?"

"Is rural rise really that difficult?"

"Do you have any solutions?"

As soon as this kid spoke, Qin Ming pushed him aside—this guy's intentions, Qin Ming understood completely.

This is in the people of Yin Yang Village.

"Go aside, stop talking nonsense."

"Uncle Yang, I haven't educated this child well."

Yang Qing chuckled.

"All right, all right, there's nothing we can't talk about."

"Live Broadcast Room, there should be many people with the same doubt."

"Today we'll discuss the rural problem."

"I'll first share my view."

"I think a place wanting to develop needs two important conditions: first, material resources; second, information resources."

"Material resources include land, minerals, manpower, tools, geographical environment, etc……."

"Information resources include the locals' knowledge structure, breadth of information acquisition, educational resources, talent quantity, etc……."

"Gangdao's rise largely stems from its geographical environment; at the same time, information, knowledge, manpower plus the international environment jointly pushed Gangdao's rise."

"Like villages, if they are on a transport hub, rise isn't hard; if the village has minerals, rise isn't hard; if they have special products, rise isn't hard; if the village leaders' spirit is good, rise isn't hard……."

"The difficulty lies in having nothing at all."

"These villages wanting to rise face countless difficulties; many villages in Daxia are like this."

"These villages wanting to rise must first concentrate resources; after securing a certain resource base, they still need a person with dedication, management ability, market sensitivity, and information resources."

"Here I must say: people with such ability mostly work for themselves, because self‑employment earns more and involves fewer affairs; those with dedication are few, those who can endure hardship even fewer, and even if they have dedication and can endure hardship, those who succeed are even rarer."

"Entrepreneurship is a probability question; for most people, six or seven out of ten attempts fail."

"If an ordinary person fails, it's an individual problem; if a whole village's entrepreneurship fails, it will bring huge impact to the entire village."

This part carries too much risk; if people's hearts are not united, and the whole village hasn't made psychological preparations to bear failure, it could lead to very dire consequences.

So, courage is also a major issue.

In such a case, a village lacking everything actually has another path: to go out, to places with abundant resources.

In reality, Daxia's natural villages are disappearing at an extremely high speed.

They are taking this path.

Of course, someone might ask, couldn't we do Business Recruitment and attract investment?

Yang Qing paused for a moment.

Everyone actually understands that places below the county level have too strong a clan-soil atmosphere.

They're all locals; can an outsider go there without being bullied?

Moreover, the management of these places is also permeated with too much worldly wisdom.

Outsiders going there, with no strength or background, are easily taken advantage of.

Even locals returning to their hometowns may not grasp all the local customs and relationships.

Investment below the county level greatly needs comprehensive support from the prefecture-city level.

It's best to follow along when the prefecture-city level carries out special development projects.

I personally do not advise investing alone in the countryside.

Unless you already have a foothold in the county and countryside.

Let me put it more simply.

Where there are more outsiders, the economy is more active, and there are fewer cats; even if there are cats, they have nothing to do with ordinary people.