It was also the first time for Jin Feng to have close contact with pandas. He also found it interesting, so he stayed and played with them for a while.
Perhaps he was infected by Xiao'e and the others. When he left the backyard, Jin Feng felt that his mood had improved a lot.
The deputy captain who took over from Iron Hammer saw Jin Feng walking out of the village and quickly stepped forward and asked: "Sir, where are you going? Do you need to prepare your horse?"
Jin Feng just asked Xiao'e a lot about the details of picking up red pandas. He was really worried that Jin Feng would go to the deep mountains and forests to catch giant pandas on a whim.
"No need," Jin Feng waved his hand: "Just go to Mr. Wei's experimental field and have a look. Just walk there."
"Yes!" The vice-captain secretly breathed a sigh of relief and stepped back.
Jin Feng was in a good mood and was not in a hurry, so he just wandered out of the village.
When I passed the textile factory, I went in and took a look around.
Tang Dongdong was talking to someone in the yard at the time. When he saw Jin Feng, he subconsciously wanted to walk into the workshop, but finally stopped.
Although the two did not receive a marriage certificate and did not hold a wedding, in the feudal era, the emperor's grant of marriage was the greatest guarantee of marriage.
The Ninth Princess has granted marriage to the two of them, and they are now husband and wife.
Zuo Feifei, who was married to Tang Dongdong, had long been married to Jin Feng, but the relationship between Tang Dongdong and Jin Feng became even more estranged than before.
In the past, Tang Dongdong went back to eat every day, and would report to Jin Feng for discussion when encountering problems.
But since the marriage, Tang Dongdong began to deliberately avoid Jin Feng.
Especially after returning from Xizhou, she simply lived in a textile factory. Although there was only a wall between the textile factory and Jin Feng's home, Jin Feng hadn't seen her for a long time.
When he encountered problems at work, Tang Dongdong no longer came to see Jin Feng, but instead went to the Minister of Industry in charge of industry.
Usually in the factory, Tang Dongdong was also a resolute and resolute factory manager, but now when he saw Jin Feng approaching, he was a little at a loss.
According to the rules, Tang Dongdong should now be called Mr. Jin Feng, or husband-in-law or something like that.
But she really couldn't scream.
When Jin Feng walked up to him, he could only say hello: "You're here!"
Jin Feng couldn't help but wanted to laugh, but he held it back and asked, "Is the factory busy lately?"
"It's quite busy." When it comes to work, Tang Dongdong is obviously much more relaxed: "There is a huge demand for fishing nets in the East China Sea, and we can't supply them despite working overtime. I plan to let the second factory also produce them, but I haven't thought about it yet. Just now
I’m just discussing this matter with the director of the second factory.”
Tang Dongdong is not only the director of the village's textile factory, but also the general person in charge of all textile factories.
She is responsible for almost all matters related to the textile industry in Dakang.
Although he usually remains quiet, he actually has more power than most ministers in the Privy Council.
"Expand production. Not only the second factory, but the third factory can also consider transformation."
Jin Feng said: "The size of the fishing team will continue to expand, and fishing nets are consumables, and the damage will become more serious as time goes by. This factory alone will definitely not be able to satisfy it."
"I heard that the fishing team already has thousands of fishing boats. Do we want to continue to expand the scale?" Tang Dongdong asked with a frown.
"Yes, we need to expand the scale!" Jin Feng replied without hesitation.
The most lacking thing in Dakang right now is food, but growing food requires time and a stable social environment. These are things Jinfeng cannot provide for the time being. He can only find ways to find food for the people from the sea.
Therefore, the logging work along the Yangtze River has not stopped, and the No. 3 dock in the East China Sea has not stopped for a moment, working overtime day and night to produce fishing boats.
The No. 2 Dockyard has also started construction. Like the No. 3 Dockyard, it is working overtime to produce building ships.
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When the number of flat boats increases in the future, Jin Feng will use the flat boats as the core to expand the fishing range and catch as many marine fish as possible.
The development of fishery requires not only boats, but also fishing nets.
Jin Feng turned to the textile workshop, also wanting to see the production of fishing nets.
"I understand," Tang Dongdong also heard Jin Feng's determination from his tone, nodded and said, "I will go and tell the director of the second factory later and ask him to adjust the production line as soon as possible to produce fishing nets."
"If you have any problems, just come to me."
Jin Feng took a deep look at Tang Dongdong: "You don't need to have any psychological burden. Just be the same as before. I won't force you to do anything."
"Yeah!" Tang Dongdong hummed lightly.
Jin Feng smiled, turned around and left.
Looking at Jin Feng's back, Tang Dongdong breathed a sigh of relief and felt a little disappointed.
Jin Feng was thinking about the fishing team and the fishing nets, and wandered to the experimental field outside the village. It was not until the bodyguard greeted Lao Tan that Jin Feng came back to his senses.
Lao Tan was originally a barefoot doctor in his village, making a living by collecting medicines and treating patients.
Now that Wei Wuya is here and Jin Feng has established a medical clinic in the village, Lao Tan is completely unemployed.
But he also found a new job - working as an assistant to Wei Wuya.
Now he was facing Jin Feng's direction, working hard on a water tanker to fill the rice fields. When he saw Jin Feng approaching, he jumped off the water tanker and came over to say hello to Jin Feng: "Brother Feng,
When did you come back?"
In order to prevent wild boars from harming the crops at night, Lao Tan ate and lived in a shed by the field, not knowing that Jin Feng was back.
"I've been back for a few days," Jin Feng looked at Old Tan for a while: "I haven't seen you for a few months, Old Tan, you seem to have gained weight!"
"I used to have enough food to feed a family, but now I can eat as much rice as I want without losing any meat. Of course I'm getting fat!"
Lao Tan said with a smile: "It's thanks to you, Brother Tuofeng. Except for the six-year-old girl, everyone in our family has a job!"
"You have put in the work and you deserve to be paid. It's not because of anyone else!"
Jin Feng waved his hand, then pointed at the waterwheel and asked, "Is the waterwheel easy to use?"
Jin Feng has always attached great importance to water conservancy projects, and the main projects of work-for-relief projects are mainly road construction and water conservancy projects.
Jinchuan is the base camp of Jin Feng, so it is natural for him to set an example.
There is a river to the west of Xihewan, but there are relatively few fields to the west, and most of the land suitable for farming is to the east of the village.
In the past, during the dry season, everyone could only carry water from the river in the west to irrigate the fields, which was very inefficient.
Someone once organized an organization to dig a ditch, but it has never been successful.
First, because there are too many rocks on the mountain, many places cannot be dug at all, and the rocks must be chipped away.
The amount of this project is so huge that it cannot be completed within a few months.
The second reason is that the people of Xihewan come from all over the world and are not as united as the clan village. It is difficult for the village chief to summon everyone to fight a tiger, let alone to spend several months digging a canal.
Last year, Jin Feng mentioned that he wanted to build a canal, but the old village chief was so excited that he immediately held a village meeting.
Building water conservancy projects is something that benefits everyone, and the proposal has been supported by all villagers.
So the old village chief and the villagers worked hard for several months to build a canal and finally diverted the river water to the fields to the east of the village.