Chapter 896: People's Livelihood Business

There are too many complex problems here.

Yang Qing could only speak in broad terms.

In my view, the problems you mention are actually just one problem.

It's actually the logic of livelihood business versus quality business.

For now, we are still a developing country, so solving poverty and livelihood issues is the main problem.

Solving livelihood issues means going from nothing to having enough food, drink, warm clothing, transportation, and housing.

Once those basic needs are met, the logic of quality business kicks in: with a surplus, we pursue a better life—good food, good drink, good clothing, good housing, good travel, and good use of goods.

Different business environments produce different business practices.

So you see, most of our companies and enterprises revolve around livelihood.

But Yingjiang is changing the world.

However, it's not absolute.

Although Ma Yilong got a head start with the spatial fork and magic bean, now Heavenly Vessel and Crossing have caught up for the future, and even surpassed him in some areas.

So we have already solved most livelihood issues and are now shifting toward a quality life.

That means we are now advancing from a developing country to a developed country, undergoing industrial upgrading.

Once we complete industrial upgrading, the world-changing enterprises you demand will appear on a large scale.

As for Come One Cut,

I think you're right; it does indeed have problems.

From my perspective, I even think it shouldn't exist.

But I cannot look at it only from my own perspective.

I also need to consider the viewpoint of countless micro and small enterprises and ordinary people.

Come One Cut is a sound business model.

It's actually just like the sharing economy.

Everyone wants it but can't afford the cost—what do we do?

The sharing economy can solve that.

I want to buy something, but it's too expensive—what should I do?

In reality, this also happens: when a boss's prices are a bit high, I talk to him, round up some people, and he gives a discount.

Their existence is a serious obligation.

Come One Cut itself isn't the problem—so where is the problem?

I think their problems lie in business management and conduct.

Or it's still the old rule.

Let's start with what's around us.

This year's apples are a bit pricey at five dollars.

Normal business practice: when prices rise and fewer people buy, I pick the best-looking, large fruits, raise the price to ten dollars and sell them to wealthy customers; the misshapen ones I sell for three or even two dollars wholesale, package by package.

This is normal business practice.

But some resort to trickery: they spray small fruits with growth agents, gass greens to ripen them, sweeten sour ones, and even glue rotten fruit back together with adhesive.

His cost is practically nothing, yet it looks better than your three- or two-dollar produce.

This is actually commercial fraud.

This is also something Come One Cut is currently promoting.

So I agree with what you said.

Its behavior indeed has serious problems.

I think we need to strictly regulate this behavior.

Otherwise it will inevitably cause a Waterloo in the business environment.

Especially now, with consumers' purchasing power down, we should pay even more attention to business regulations.

Otherwise it easily triggers a vicious cycle in the business environment.

As for how to solve it?

Yang Qing also feels helpless.

He spreads his hands.

There's nothing I can do—after all, this isn't under our jurisdiction.

We have to see if they actually got things done.

Yang Qing laughed helplessly and then began advertising.

If you really can't tolerate it, you can come to Qiongzhou, where they're implementing regulations on this matter.

Now they've begun inspecting food.

A large number of enterprises have been barred from Qiongzhou.

Additionally, I advise everyone.

Don't take chances; if you rely on false data and deceit to get into Qiongzhou and are later caught, you'll be financially ruined and possibly imprisoned for life.

Qiongzhou is undergoing major reforms; many laws and regulations have been overhauled and approved by the cabinet, so your past experience is useless here.

If your previous products were faulty, at worst you'd face a fine.

In Qiongzhou, you face not only huge fines but also must compensate customers for any harm; you cannot escape liability, and in serious cases you may be executed by firing squad.

Therefore I advise everyone, especially those involved with Come One Cut, not to come to Qiongzhou.

If mishandled, you could lose your life here.

After the food is sorted out, it's daily necessities; after daily necessities come other goods.

Friends visiting Qiongzhou may feel that its food and drink are a bit expensive; this is normal.

Don't worry; at the start we lack relevant qualified food.

Once normal business activities resume, prices will gradually fall.

Finally, welcome everyone to travel to Qiongzhou.

Speaking of which, he started advertising.

Lin Shuheng was a bit speechless, but he was still happy with Yang Qing's answer.

Daxia is not indifferent; it has already begun active changes.

What he fears most is turning a blind eye; that would be too desperate.

Thank you, Yang Lao, for your answer.

Yang Lao, I've noticed you've been constantly advertising for Qiongzhou.

Is it because the Yang Family has invested heavily?

Yang Qing directly vetoed it.

Of course not.

I advertise for Qiongzhou because it is indeed improving rapidly.

In a couple of days, Panpan will take you to various places in Qiongzhou to see its changes.

I believe it won't disappoint you.

Also, let me add one more thing.

To prevent everyone from blindly investing in real estate when coming to Qiongzhou.

Currently, Qiongzhou is constructing a large number of short-term rental projects.

They are built in the form of apartments, equipped with hotel-style services.

To meet everyone's travel needs.

For commercial housing, permanent residence is required; whether rented or vacant, high taxes must be paid.

In Qiongzhou, each adult is allowed to purchase only one dwelling.

After forming a family, any surplus property must also pay vacancy and rental taxes.

So, those wanting to invest in property would be better off giving up that idea.

Otherwise you'll lose money; don't blame this old guy for not warning you.

Those interested in Qiongzhou can check the Qiongzhou official website.

If you find it troublesome, you can download the Qiongzhou Life Assistant.

It can answer all your questions about Qiongzhou.

Also, if you have foreign friends who want to visit Qiongzhou, please download the Qiongzhou Life Assistant as soon as you arrive.

You can achieve barrier-free travel.