Siheyuan starts a 100,000-acre farm

"Uncle Qin, I wonder if it would be okay if all the payments were made in gold? I heard that China has a policy to export gold."

Li Aiguo asked the most crucial question, but Mr. Qin frowned slightly, seeming to have some difficulty.

5 tons of grain are produced every month. According to the international price, one ton of wheat is US$68.5. The price of rice may be more expensive, requiring more than US$100, but Li Aiguo does not grow it.

But even so, it is still a huge amount of money, the total price is 3,425,000 US dollars, which is an astronomical figure.

After a long while, Mr. Qin spoke softly:

"According to normal policy, it is possible, but the gold export is not under my jurisdiction. I need to apply to the authorities."

Li Aiguo had to put his chips on the table when he heard this:

"If it can be exchanged for gold, I can reduce the price by 10%,"

Don't underestimate this 10%. You should know that the price fluctuations of grain are basically just a few cents.

After hearing what Li Aiguo said, Mr. Qin immediately made a decision:

"If such a large price reduction of 100% is possible, I can confirm it for you right now."

Li Aiguo also knew Mr. Qin's concerns. If he asked for gold payment at the normal price, it would seem unreasonable.

But if the price is reduced by 10%, no one will be able to say anything no matter where they are, and it will shut some people up.

Anyway, the meat is rotten in the pot. Li Aiguo's 10% price reduction can be regarded as a love for China and an explanation to the people.

After a 5% price reduction, 10 tons of grain will cost 3,082,500 US dollars, saving hundreds of thousands of dollars in total. Anyone who is not a fool will agree to this.

Anyway, the purpose of exporting gold is to exchange for food, but the sale of gold requires the right time to maximize profits.

There is now a 10% price reduction here, which will definitely exceed the appreciation of gold in a short period of time, and the gold payment can also be calculated based on the gold price at that time.

The price of gold is very unstable, but in the long run it is still rising. In early 1960, the price was $35 an ounce.

The two men finalized a big deal in this small courtyard. Li Aiguo would provide 5 tons of grain every month.

Huarui would give Li Aiguo 2496.78 kilograms of gold every month. Nearly 5000 kilograms of gold was enough to crush Li Aiguo to death.

Li Aiguo was very generous and simply rounded off the amount, charging only 2496 kilograms of gold. Besides, how can Chinese people do business without rounding off the amount?

You should know that in two years, China exported a total of 40.5 tons of gold, and Li Aiguo needed 30 tons of gold a year.

Of course, with the rise in gold prices, it will definitely not reach 30 tons. If Li Aiguo remembers correctly, gold rose to about US$40 an ounce in the second half of the year.

But this is acceptable. 30 tons of gold requires a large truck to pull it.

If these fortunes were to reach tens of billions by the 21st century, the most important thing is that even if you had so much money, we couldn't sell you so much gold.

Gold is regulated in every country, except perhaps in the free world. In that magical country, no matter what kind of laws it has, it is not surprising.

Li Aiguo was having a sweet dream. With so much gold, he wondered whether he should make a big golden bed.

Isn't this much more luxurious than a big gold chain or a big gold tooth? Maybe one day Li Aiguo will be so happy that he can make a pair of pure gold pants.

No matter how awesome you are, have you ever seen a pair of pure gold pants?

As for the 20,000 to 30,000 tons of grain from Dynasty, Li Aiguo did not plan to transport it here. When the time comes, he will tell Dynasty not to put all of it on the market all at once.

Such a large quantity would certainly be easily discovered. You have to know that these days, even if you raise pigs, you have to hand them in.

It cannot be said to be handed over, it can only be said to be a pig-raising policy, or a pork guarantee.

At that time, there was a slogan: one pig per family, one pig per person, and one pig per acre.

However, this pig is called a pre-order pig and needs to be handed in. A pig weighing more than 100 kilograms can be exchanged for more than 100 kilograms of rice.

In some places, it is called "gouliugeban", where one is sold to the purchasing station and one is kept for one family. The one for one's family can be killed and eaten as meat, and the remaining one can be sold in one's own village.

Sows were as big as elephants and produced 2 kilograms per mu. This modern history knowledge taught in middle school textbooks dates back to this era.

However, not all of this pork is consumed domestically. In addition to ensuring the pork consumption of urban residents, a portion of it must be exported, or in other words, for government support.

Therefore, Li Aiguo specifically instructed Wang Chao and Liu Bing to do things more carefully and never leave any tails.

Li Aiguo is looking forward to a bright future. After the reform, it is his golden age.

At that time, I can hug girls on both sides, from 18 to 28. No, I should say I will always like 18-year-olds, all 18.

"Patriotic! I'm back. Do you think this antenna I made is okay? It was made according to the drawing you drew."

Qin Jingru's shouting made Li Aiguo very dissatisfied. He was now thinking about the Hong Kong actresses from the 1970s and 1980s.

At this time it should be called the Miss Hong Kong Beauty Pageant, because every beauty really has her own characteristics.

It’s not like in the 21st century when plastic surgery and makeup were all the rage and all faces looked the same.

Li Aiguo was very dissatisfied and glared at her. Qin Jingru shrank her head in confusion.

She seemed to not understand why Li Aiguo glared at her, but she knew that she must have done something wrong to make Li Aiguo unhappy.

The matter had been discussed and Mr. Qin stood up to say goodbye. Li Aiguo also stood up to see him off. As soon as he arrived at the middle courtyard, he saw Jia Zhang lying in the corner.

With a bruised face and blood at the corners of his mouth, he lay there groaning, gesturing with his two fat hands as if he was saying something to the two security guards.

Yi Zhonghai acted as an interpreter beside her. Every time Jia Zhang made a gesture, Yi Zhonghai would translate.

Li Aiguo walked closer and heard Yi Zhonghai's translation:

"Ms. Jia Zhang said that a gangster was trying to kill her and she had to pay him 100 yuan in compensation."

Hearing Yi Zhonghai's translation, Jia Zhang suddenly became anxious, shook her head, waved her hand, and then raised two fingers and said:

"I don't know if Xicaiyuan (not 100 yuan) or Diet Therapy (200 yuan) is a good choice."

Jia Zhang also asked for a huge price and doubled it in an instant. Maybe because she saw the security guard coming, she pretended to be confident and insisted that the price must be two hundred yuan, not a penny less.