Chapter 040 Yuanwang Technology Consulting Company
After a mysterious journey back to 1980, after experiencing the initial embarrassment, Zhou Yang kept thinking about what his future goals should be.
Make a lot of money and achieve financial freedom?
This is too simple for Zhou Yang. He earned more than 30,000 US dollars in four months in New York. It only took two months to come to Hong Kong, but if the money he earned was used to buy the house he rented now, he could already buy at least five units. Even if he stayed alive every day and waited to die, he would be better than most Hong Kong people by collecting rent.
As for being a groom every day and changing brides every night, there are mother-in-laws all over the country?
This is not difficult at all. As long as you are willing to give away a car or a house, even the Hong Kong Miss and the Queen of the Vocational College can roll onto the bed with their arms around. Although Zhou Yang is not a handsome guy, he is at least more handsome than Liu Ruanxiong.
Zhou Yang, who thinks he is a ordinary person, will not hide his pursuit of wealth and sex. But if the rest of his life is full of flowers, food, and sex, isn’t that boring?
If you are poor, you will be safe, and if you are rich, you will be able to help the world! This is the simplest value of most traditional Chinese literati over thousands of years. Zhou Yang believes that he is also a traditional person, at least he is unwilling to stay in America as a second-class person.
Relying on China, based in Hong Kong, and looking at the world! This is the development route designed by Zhou Yang for himself. After all, China contains the greatest development opportunity in the world in the next forty years.
However, how to seize opportunities and perfectly integrate personal development into the great historical process of national rejuvenation is not a simple question.
For a small place like Hong Kong with a population of only a few million, light industries such as plastics, textiles, toys, and clothing are enough to create its economic takeoff.
But China is a big country with a population of more than 1 billion. Even if it sells clothes and socks all over the world, it will not bring real prosperity. High technology and heavy industry are the backbone of China's rise, so Zhou Yang naturally plans to start from these two aspects.
Compared with heavy industry, Zhou Yang is actually more familiar with high technology. After all, after Huawei was cut off from supply, Chinese netizens could almost immediately speak well about terms such as wafer factories, lithography machines, and processes.
Zhou Yang also read a biography about Jobs before traveling through time. He clearly remembered that Apple was listed on December 12 this year, which happened to be an e-commerce festival in China.
After seizing the surge in international oil prices brought about by the "Iran-Iraq War", he will apply for new Apple stocks. Before IBM launched a PC next year, Apple was still favored by the US capital market, and the stock will rise for some time after it is listed.
With the advent of the personal computer era, many famous technology companies in the United States will be born in the 1980s, such as Compaq, Dell, Cisco, SUN, Microsoft, Oracle, etc.
Zhou Yang will definitely not miss these investment opportunities, but it is too difficult to ask him to support a group of Chinese high-tech enterprises in the 1980s. The first obstacle in front of him was the Paris Coordination Committee.
You should know that in 1980, China would even be restricted from importing 8086 chips, so how could it be discussed in developing the personal computer industry?
In contrast, after the United States began to de-industrialize in the 1970s, heavy industries such as steel were already regarded as sunset industries, and most of the equipment did not have too many export restrictions.
Steel is the skeleton of modern industry. China’s ability to become a world factory in 40 years is inseparable from the support of more than 1 billion tons of steel production capacity each year.
Back in 1980, when everything was in trouble, China's steel production capacity was less than 40 million tons, which was not even a fraction of the price in 40 years later, and the room for growth was very huge.
However, it is not easy for Zhou Yang to enter the steel field. This industry not only requires huge investment, but also huge human resources to support it. It is simply unrealistic to just rely on him alone.
Zhou Yang claimed that there was a way to solve the problem of funds, which was the problem of how long it took. However, in terms of professional talent reserves, he not only did not know much, but also did not have connections in this area.
So after accidentally meeting members of the Pang family, Zhou Yang immediately went to Shaolong Steel to visit. In fact, even if he didn't meet Pang Ye during the last meal, he would find an opportunity to touch the bottom of Shaolong Steel to see if the other party could become his future partner.
To be honest, Zhou Yang was quite disappointed after visiting Shaorong Steel Plant. He did not see the steel forest he imagined - a huge smelting base. Instead, he was more like an underground steel plant that secretly produced "ground steel" in later generations.
In fact, it is no wonder that the annual production capacity of Shaolong Steel is only equivalent to the output of large domestic steel groups in later generations in three to five days. What's more, Shaolong Steel is mainly based on steel rolling. Apart from a small electric furnace, there is no full-process iron smelting and steelmaking production line.
However, when chatting with Pang Ye, the other party said a few words accidentally gave Zhou Yang some inspiration. Pang Ye said that there are too few technical talents in Hong Kong who understand steel, and the cost and time spent on enterprises to train them from scratch.
Fortunately, there are many people from the mainland who have come to Hong Kong in recent years, providing many professional talents to Shaolong Steel. For example, an employee he interviewed last month was the team leader of Wuhan Iron and Steel Electrical Workshop. He has clear circuit arrangements for the steel mills, which is much better than his A-Tou.
Inspired by Pang Ye, Zhou Yang entrusted a lawyer to help him apply for the establishment of a limited company after returning. It is relatively simple to open a company in Hong Kong, and his home address can also become the registered address of the company.
If an unlimited company is established, you only need to pay a registration fee of several hundred yuan and go to the tax bureau to register. The threshold for a limited company is higher, and the registered capital cannot be less than HK$10,000. You must have two or more shareholders.
Most of Zhou Yang's funds are investing and increasing their value, so he naturally chose the lowest registered capital first and then changed it when the funds are abundant in the future. However, he gave the company a very generous name, directly starting with the word "Zhong", named China Yuanwang Technology Consulting Company.
Zhou Yang rented a three-bedroom and one living room in Qiaoguan Building, with a 60-square-meter house as his office address. Before the company's procedures were completed, he had already started to recruit job advertisements in three left-wing newspapers, Ta Kung Pao, Wen Hui Po, and Hong Kong Business Daily.
The Metallurgy Department of China Yuanwang Technology Consulting Company requires one supervisor and several technicians. The general recruitment requirements are college or above, and have more than five years of work experience in a large metallurgical enterprise, and can use Mandarin and English fluently.
His recruitment conditions are designed specifically for senior technicians from mainland China. Because they can't speak Cantonese and Hong Kong does not recognize mainland diplomas, it is not easy to find a satisfactory job here, and many people can even have to do heavy physical work.
Chapter completed!