Seeing that Chengwen Pavilion was being questioned by Xiao Qiang, Huang Han helped:

"Isn't this nonsense? Aren't you also interested in those young policemen in Shanghai? I heard that there is another one waiting for you at your school."

"Huang Han, you're boring! I'm just teasing Cheng Wen Ge. I like to see his innocent expression. Why do you want to complain about injustice?"

"Really? Why do I always feel that you are bullying others?"

"How can there be? Chengwen Pavilion, you judge, I have never bullied anyone, okay!"

Unexpectedly, honest people are not honest now. Cheng Wenge said: "You never bully others, but you can chase them into the men's room if you hit them!"

"Ah! Chengwenge, you are so bad."

"Hahaha..." Except for Liu Xiaoming who was holding back, everyone else laughed.

Liu Xiaoming, who wanted to laugh but was afraid that Xiao Qiang would fall out with her, had to hold it in hard. He diverted his attention and said:

"Boss, we have people coming. This table is too small to fit in. Don't you have a private room there?"

"That's right! It's difficult for others to arrange to go to the private room, but you have no problem!"

"What's going on?"

"Huang Han's father is inside."

"Ah? What a coincidence?"

In the 1980s, the vast majority of students were afraid of teachers and parents, and basically did not communicate with other students' parents.

But the students in Huang Han's study group are an exception. They get along well with the teachers, and the parents also get along well with each other.

Xiao Qiang, Zhang Qian, Liu Xiaoming, etc. all like Huang Daozhou who never makes any remarks.

When they heard that Huang Daozhou was inside, they all looked at Huang Han happily.

There is only one private room in the mutton restaurant with two tables in it. Since Song Jiefang sent his secretary to reserve the two tables in the private room in advance, the boss cannot arrange it for others.

Although you don't need to pay extra to enter a private room these days, there is a minimum consumption limit. The minimum consumption for a table in the private room of the mutton restaurant is 100 yuan.

In other words, the minimum consumption of a private room with two tables is 200 yuan. Song Jiefang invited Huang Daozhou and his colleagues, how could it be possible that the consumption could not even reach 200 yuan? Of course, the entire private room was booked.

The reason why they were able to book this only private room was because they came for supper at nine o'clock in the evening, which was already after dinner time.

If it's dinner or lunch time, the mutton restaurant is always full, and the tables in the private rooms have been booked years ago.

Of course, the owner of a small restaurant is a self-employed person. This kind of person works the hardest, even harder than a laborer. He is busy all day long and has to do all the work that others are not willing to do.

He doesn't have much time to watch TV, let alone watch the Sanshui City news.

Therefore, the owner of the mutton restaurant does not know Song Jiefang, Chen Yihua, Cheng Shengli and other city leaders, but he knows Huang Daozhou.

The boss didn't even know the secretary who came to reserve the table. Of course, the secretary couldn't take the initiative to reveal who was here for a late-night snack. He just paid 200 yuan and told the boss not to arrange for anyone else to finish the work in the private room.

Huang Daozhou really shocked the boss when he walked in, and he immediately felt like he was glowing.

Of course, he had never seen Huang Daozhou, but had seen it on TV. He realized that the five or six people who came with Huang Daozhou were not simple, and he tried his best to serve them attentively.

"My dad is in there? Why didn't you say it until now?" Huang Han muttered, and immediately opened the door to the private room and went in.

"Huang Han? Why are you here?" Several people in the box said in unison in surprise.

Seeing that the Sanshui City Standing Committee members were halfway here, Huang Han did not say hello to them one by one, but teased Menzi and said, "Hey! You are here to have fun with the people!"

"Are you here to drink mutton soup too?" Song Jiefang asked with a smile.

"You are so stingy. You didn't arrange anything to eat in the evening. We were starving."

Chen Yihua said: "We were negligent. We should arrange some dumplings and steamed buns."

Huang Daozhou smiled and said: "No need, cooking dumplings and steaming buns requires a lot of manpower. During the Chinese New Year, it is rare for the cafeteria chefs to have a holiday.

There are clearly biscuits and candies on the coffee table, but they are so naughty that they refuse to eat them, so they deserve to be hungry!"

Song Jiefang greeted: "Then sit down and have a drink!"

Huang Han said: "I'm not the only one, there should be more than a dozen."

Song Jiefang said enthusiastically: "Come all, come all, I'm treating you today."

At this time, Mr. An, An Jie, and An Bei also came. As expected, Teacher Qiu did not come. An Shaofei and Liang Bijun stayed with her at home.

The box immediately became lively, and after some pleasantries, they started drinking.

Huang Han took the opportunity to talk to Song Jiefang, Chen Yihua and others about the importance of developing semiconductor components with internationally advanced levels, and pointed out that computers will soon become a necessity for every enterprise.

To be honest, computers are still a new thing in China at this time. The banking system that needs computers the most has just begun to be piloted. County-level banks such as Sanshui City have not yet begun to use them.

"Fudan Enterprise" only started using computers two years ago, mainly for product development and design departments. Of course, the cooperation project with the Microelectronics Department of Fudan University includes the development of financial software and management software.

Seeing that the leaders of Sanshui City were talking about computers for office work, An Junxiang introduced the use of computers in Taiwan. He also stated in a positive tone that using computers for office work is definitely a trend.

Of course Song Jiefang knew about computers, and he also knew that the government agencies in Sanshui City could not afford this thing for the time being.

Why?

It's too expensive. The retail price of a computer is equivalent to the average annual salary of nearly 20 ordinary workers in China in 1989.

This is no lie!

The 286 and 386 computers commonly used today are extremely expensive, with one unit costing about 20,000 yuan.

It is approximately equivalent to the value of a computer and a small or medium-sized commercial house developed by "Homeland Group", which is really staggering.

Cheng Wen Ge, Lu Yao, An Bei, An Jie and others also discussed the topic of computers. They did not sit at this table. A group of young people sat together.

Anbei and Anjie don't drink. They like to drink "Sanhui herbal tea".

Their family's economic conditions should be close to those of Taiwan's middle-class families, but they did not buy a computer. This shows that computers at this time were also high-end products in Taiwan and had not entered ordinary people's homes.

Huang Han didn't remember clearly. His family probably bought a computer in 1998 or 1999, which cost 7,000 to 8,000 yuan. Anyway, there were very few home computers in Sanshui City at that time, but many units had them.

What he remembers most clearly is playing the two stand-alone games "Legend of Sword and Fairy" and "Three Kingdoms".

Later, it was completely different. The growth rate of household computers was dizzying. Unknowingly, we suddenly discovered that televisions and computers had been overtaken by smartphones.

Today I thought about computer-related industries and promptly chatted with several major city leaders.

The purpose is to hope that they will understand the development potential of computers, increase support for companies that produce semiconductor components, and provide more discounts to computer-related industries when attracting Taiwanese investment.

Huang Han is also thinking about whether to produce computer accessories or even laptop computers.

If not, we can organize a discussion with elites from Fudan University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and East China University of Science and Technology after the semester starts. We can even invite talented people from Peking University, Tsinghua University, and University of Science and Technology to discuss it together.

After returning home in the evening, Huang Han immediately dialed Qin Shujie's phone number.

I explained to Qin Shujie the plan of "Hanjierong Investment Company" to invest in a Taiwanese computer software and hardware company, and asked her to send a few people to go to Taiwan with lawyers and Boss Kong.

Qin Shujie deliberately did not come back to celebrate the New Year, nor did she go to New York. She has been in Hong Kong.

The reason is of course that he is worried about his family and that Shen Xiaorong will see the flaw.

She is also optimistic about computer-related industries and knows that Taiwan has developed much better than mainland China in this area. She believes that Huang Han's decision to look for potential Taiwanese companies to invest in was right.

Her physical reaction had eased a lot during this period, so she decided to take people to negotiate in person, and asked Huang Han:

"Why do you have to invest in companies like TSMC, ASUS, and Gigabyte? Where did you hear about these companies?"

The reason why she asked this was because Huang Hanqing made it clear that she could decide how much other companies invested and how much shares they held, but when investing in Asus and TSMC, Gigabyte should try to hold more than 15% of the shares. The more the better.

How can this be explained clearly? Huang Han could only speak vaguely and still speak intuitively.

Today's Qin Shujie is very different. Not only is she used to the magical things that Huang Han can't explain, but she also trusts Huang Han even more, saying that she will definitely get it done.

The more, the merrier? How much? Will such a request lead to a controlling stake?

Huang Han believes that it is absolutely impossible. The founders of ASUS, TSMC, and Gigabyte are all talented people. How can they be controlled by others?

It's a blessing to be able to talk about the achievements of holding two shares.

If you really have a controlling stake, why are you so polite? Try every means to move the company, or at least the branch, to Shanghai, and build the foundry in the Sanshui Economic Development Zone.

Anyway, Huang Han knows the exact routes of these companies, and he also knows which executives are in charge of operations and technology. If he doesn’t lose the shares of the mainstays, it’s okay to respect their opinions!

Of course, these are all wishful thinking. The best way is to take shares rather than hold a controlling stake and not interfere with other people's operations and development.

Huang Han and Qin Shujie were talking about work on the phone. Both of them deliberately did not talk about other aspects, but the feeling revealed in their tone was indescribable.

Qin Shujie's ability is not limited. The next day she began to understand Taiwan's large and small companies related to semiconductor manufacturing, integrated circuit design, and computer software development, especially analyzing the newly established companies in 1988 and 1989.

She found that most of these companies were small businesses, with few registered capital exceeding US$500,000, or NT$10 million. Most of them were young people who had returned from studying in the United States and started their own businesses.

She has also worked hard in the United States for many years and has a natural affinity for such young people.

I think it was probably Huang Han who invested in her back then, and she got to where she is today step by step.

Now that "Hanjierong Investment Company" has the ability to increase capital for young people starting their own businesses, why not?

Qin Shujie had thought about it. In addition to the several companies ordered by Huang Han, she also had to carefully screen and invest in as many companies as possible, even if she invested in twenty or thirty companies.

On the sixth day of the first lunar month, the "Haomao Group Electric Bicycle Factory" constructed by "Ziqiang Construction Company" held a groundbreaking ceremony in Sanshui Economic Development Zone.

Not only the vast majority of leaders from Sanshui City were present, but several major leaders from Yangzhou City and the province also came specially to cut the ribbon.

"Electric Bicycle Factory" is still a joint venture. The first thing Huang Han did when he came back from the winter vacation was to discuss investment and equity participation with Song Jiefang, Chen Yihua, Qian Puyi, Boss Kong, Chen Datou, etc.
To be continued...