[PS: After checking the information, I found out that the land price in Pudong in 1992 was only about 40,000 yuan per mu. Therefore, I changed it to 200 million yuan for 5000 mu.]
The people of xx village were very happy. They felt that they had profited from a disaster. Although they lost their land, they could live in a building. They also had a sum of money that they could never spend in their lifetime. It was a huge profit.
Boss Jia also felt that it was worth it. 200 million yuan for 5000 mu of land in Pudong. Now, only Shanghai had not been approved by the central government. Pudong was still not under Shanghai's jurisdiction. Boss Jia remembered that at the end of 1993, Pudong would be changed from a county to a district of Shanghai. When that time came, it would be easy to figure out what would happen to the land.
[PS: In history, it was in January of 1993 that the county was changed to a district. Here, it was pushed back by one year. This is a parallel world, so it is definitely different from the real world.]
Jia Yapeng had already asked Xiao Qi to recruit a group of construction teams to build up Baidu's construction capabilities. Then, they would start to develop the 5000 mu of land.
After all, Baidu had applied for these properties in the beginning. They only needed to recruit people. In the end, Xiao Qi, who was originally the most leisurely guy, became the busiest guy. He started to travel all over the country to recruit construction talents. This caused Tsinghua University to issue several warnings to Xiao Qi. This made Xiao Qi very worried that he would not be able to graduate normally. Sometimes, he even wished that he could be like Jia Yapeng and just quit school to save himself the trouble.
However, at this time, Baidu had become a gold-swallowing beast. 200 million yuan to purchase the land and around 1 billion yuan to build it. In less than a month in 1993, it had already swallowed 500 million yuan of Boss Jia's funds. It was estimated that it would swallow another 700 million yuan in the future.
Of course, once these 5000 mu of land were fully developed, the value it would bring would be enormous.
First of all, Boss Jia would be able to own a large film and television base that would cover an area of 3000 mu. Boss Jia had already thought it through. The film and television base was just a preliminary plan. He only needed to build an ancient setting and a setting from the Republic of China period. When the time was right in the future, Boss Jia would use this money to start a very interesting project. (PS: Everyone can guess what Jia Yapeng wants to do with this piece of land.)
In addition, there was also 2000 mu of residential land. There was no need to think about that. All of it would be turned into residential areas. 2000 mu of land could be used to build about 15 residential areas.
Well, the 15 residential districts in Pudong New Area would be left open until 2030. Boss Jia probably felt that he might not need to do anything and could earn more than 100 million yuan a month just by collecting rent.
The crew was also very happy. Boss Jia took out half of the 1.2 million yuan compensation and gave it to the fifteen injured employees. In fact, each of them had only suffered some superficial wounds, so they received about 30,000 yuan in compensation. Everyone felt that they had made a big profit. The people around them wished that they were the ones who had been injured.
The remaining 600,000 yuan was used to make all kinds of models. They actually made a little profit. However, because of this, the filming was inevitably delayed by a lot. The filming that was originally planned to be completed in June would probably have to be delayed by about two months.
However, this didn't matter. Boss Jia wasn't in a hurry.
Now, Boss Jia was really worried about Academician Ni Guangnan. While the crew was negotiating with XX village, a piece of news that no one cared about was immediately placed on Boss Jia's desk. Ni Guangnan had been dismissed from his position.
On February 21st, 1993, Ni Guangnan was dismissed from his position as Lenovo's Chief Engineer by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He was told to go home and rest for a while.
This piece of news that no one other than Lenovo and the Chinese Academy of Sciences cared about was directly passed to Boss Jia's ears through the phone ten minutes later.
In fact, this decision had just been made during the meeting. Liu Chuanzhi of Lenovo didn't even receive it, but Boss Jia knew about it. It couldn't be helped. After all, Jia Yapeng specifically asked Chen Liren to help him keep an eye on this matter. Chen Liren's uncle was a high-ranking member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Even the order was passed down through this uncle.
"Elder Ni, you've finally reached this step!" Boss Jia couldn't help but sigh when he received the news.
In history, Ni Guangnan was dismissed in early 1994. However, because of Jia Yapeng, Ni Guangnan was finished a year earlier.
When Ni Guangnan decided to get rid of Liu Chuanzhi by reporting his improper relationship and corruption, the old man's fate was already decided.
In fact, the Chinese Academy of Sciences didn't favor anyone. After a very detailed investigation, the Chinese Academy of Sciences finally came to a conclusion.
The girl who was very intimate with Liu Chuanzhi in the photo was actually Liu Chuanzhi's cousin. She had just come over from Wanwan. At that time, Liu Chuanzhi was only accompanying her to tour Summer Palace.
As for why their behavior was so intimate, it was probably because Wanwan was more open. Also, if one observed the photo carefully, although there were some hugging actions, they were actually quite normal. Many of them looked very intimate because of the angle of the photo. In fact, it was a very normal relationship.
After this cousin finished touring Summer Palace, she directly returned to Wanwan within two days. After that, she never met Liu Chuanzhi again. It was definitely not an improper relationship between a man and a woman.
As for the fire that time, there was even less of a problem. The fire was indeed not caused by lightning but by the aging of the circuit. As the person responsible for the fire was hospitalized and only had this one son, Yang Yuanqing deliberately hid the truth and said that the fire was caused by lightning.
As for moving the computers overnight, Yang Yuanqing personally brought people and rushed into the sea of fire to save the remaining computers. This batch of rescued computers was eventually sold to North Korea.
Because of ZZ, this income could not be entered into the account. It could only be written off as a loss. As for why the serial number of the motherboard of this batch of computers could be found on the market, it was actually because after the burned computers were disposed of, some people with ulterior motives secretly found some computer parts that could still be used. Then, they reassembled them in the computer city and changed them into branded computers for sale.
All in all, all the problems were proven to be not a problem. Not only were Liu Chuanzhi and Yang Yuanqing innocent, but they were also very humane leaders who had contributed to the country.
When these facts were found out, it was clear what kind of treatment Ni Guangnan, as the real name of the informant, would receive at a glance.
Initially, the institute wanted to smooth things over and let Ni Guangnan publicly apologize to Liu Chuanzhi, saying that it would be fine if he just listened to the company's instructions from now on. But how could a stubborn person like Ni Guangnan apologize to Liu Chuanzhi?
And Liu Chuanzhi also showed great toughness for the first time in history. He directly stated to the leaders of the Chinese Academy of Sciences that Lenovo could only exist in either Ni Guangnan or Liu Chuanzhi. If Ni Guangnan had to stay, Liu Chuanzhi hoped to withdraw his shares and leave Lenovo. The two would have nothing to do with each other.
After the two sides expressed such clear attitudes, the only choice left was to let the Chinese Academy of Sciences make the choice.
Logically speaking, Ni Guangnan was a direct descendant of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and had a lot of connections in the Chinese Academy of Sciences. From a personal point of view, Ni Guangnan should be chosen.
But when a company under the leadership of someone could hand over hundreds of millions of profit dividends to the Chinese Academy of Sciences every year, it was naturally self-evident who the Chinese Academy of Sciences would choose.
Some people might feel strange. Wasn't it just a change of chairman for Lenovo? Lenovo itself wouldn't be lost, and the dividends would still be there!
But the problem was that all of Lenovo's sales backbone was singlehandedly pulled up by Liu Chuanzhi. If Liu Chuanzhi left, the entire backbone of Lenovo would leave as well. By then, Lenovo would only be left with an empty shell. Was Ni Guangnan supposed to be the chairman of Lenovo?
But everyone knew that Ni Guangnan was just a researcher. Letting a researcher lead a company with a production value of one billion yuan, wasn't this pushing the company into a fire pit?
So the final choice was without any suspense. Ni Guangnan's position as the chief engineer was taken away and he was forced to go home to rest.
After Ni Guangnan left, in the company's internal meeting, Liu Chuanzhi said very emotionally, "Although I have a conflict with Academician Ni, the relationship between us is very deep. Lenovo was also founded by Academician Ni. We, Lenovo, will never forget Academician Ni's contributions!
"So, I announce that from now on, Lenovo will no longer have a chief engineer position. From the past to the present, from the present to the future, there will always be only one chief engineer, and that is our Academician Ni Guangnan!"
These words made everyone present cry. Many of Ni Guangnan's loyal subordinates were deeply moved by Liu Chuanzhi's statement and dispelled the idea of leaving Lenovo.
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