
Reborn in 1985
重生那年1985
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Damn it. In 1985, in a rural area in a remote province, 48 households could afford 360,000 yuan. It was unbelievable. It was said earlier that a poor wife could afford so much money all at once. At that time, she had not yet solved the problem of food and clothing. How could she afford so much money.
I hope the author will not open the track randomly. You haven't even figured out the liquor business yet and you are going to build a car? At the very least, wait until the national market channels are stabilized before considering it. Don't say it's too late. It won't be too late in 15 years. The technology industry is not about time. And please don't do anything stupid again like donating tens of billions.
No wonder my grades are bad
The author of this book should be young. I don't understand the value of 10,000 yuan in 1985! It's outrageous to demolish a house and give 15,000 to farmers! This is a rural area! Then 48 households made 360,000! Not to mention a family with more than eight thousand, even one thousand may not be able to come up with it! If you say your winery is worth a million, will others believe it?
Isn't it possible that all current authors live with their daughters? When writing about relatives, wouldn't there be such masculine and masculine qualities as uncles, brothers, nephews, nephews, sons, etc.?
At the beginning of Chapter 20, he ran a small winery workshop with an annual turnover of nearly one million and a net profit of 200,000. The price of the winery was 1 million, and the villagers were asked to raise 360,000 yuan, and nearly 30% of the shares were given away. The first volume of Chapter 55 is over. Half a year later, the 360,000 shares raised have increased fifty-fold and are worth 18 million. A blind guess is that there will be at least tens of billions of assets behind it. The purpose of integrating the 360,000 yuan to get the villagers on board is just to expand production and make it easier to get land from villagers, get land...
In 1985, the salary in the city was one or two yuan a day. How dare you sell one pound per pound? Or loose wine? What is it made of? In 1998, wheat was only 2.5 Cents a pound. In 1985, grain cost a pound.
Is it written too freely? Even if the salary is higher, 20% dividends will be given to developers in 1985? Why don't you just give them all? Just make enough for yourself? Is it possible to have cross-server? Is it too big for cross-server? Are we going to share shares with other people in the future? I can't bear to see the motorcycle research and development here.
Speechless, the relatives and children are all female, the yin energy is too strong, the plot is monotonous, and it doesn't look real.
The author has a big problem with common sense. It's fine if it's a cool article, but if it's true, there will be problems everywhere
This author really takes it for granted
After reading dozens of chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. An ordinary person can talk about a winery with millions of dollars after just a few months of work in eight years. You have no idea. You don't have the IQ to continue reading this.