The years of red flags

After entering the venue, several people sat down. Pony quickly had a few words with his boss. He still had some questions about the development trend of the Internet and wanted to consult his boss.

Jiang Hua naturally told his trusted and beloved general everything he knew, and he hoped that Pony's speech would be a great success.

After his guidance, Pony became more confident in his speech. Although Jiang Hua's words were not eloquent, they were full of practical information that could definitely enlighten most Internet practitioners.

Mr. Xu smiled and asked, "Mr. Jiang, what are you going to talk about today?"

Jiang Hua waved his hand: "Today I mainly want to hear what you have to say. I don't have much to say. People all over the country know that I am a hands-off boss who doesn't care about the company's business. What else can I say?"

"Boss Jiang, you're joking." Boss Wang said amiably, "The blessed don't have to be busy. Although you don't manage the company's business, you know everything about the development and future trends of the market. The reason you don't manage the company's business is because you have confidence in the company's development. It is precisely because you have a clear plan for the future that you don't have to be busy."

Mr. Xu chimed in, "That's right, you have to give us some pointers. Even if it's just a few words, it will be of great benefit to us."

"That's an exaggeration." Jiang Hua shook his head. "Different trades are like different mountains. To be honest, I don't know much about real estate, so I can't help you much. Don't count on me. Let's continue to hope that everyone can work together. A great man once said that the power of the masses is infinite."

Mr. Wang and Mr. Xu sneered at such remarks in their hearts, but they did not show any dissatisfaction on their faces. They just thought that Jiang Hua was being too proud of what he had, and they even felt a little resentful of Jiang Hua for being conservative and stingy.

"Mr. Jiang, do you think our country's real estate will continue to grow in the future?"

Seeing this group of people going all out, Jiang Hua could only helplessly respond with two sentences: "In the future, prices will indeed continue to rise, because our country's economy is constantly developing, and a lot of people will flock to cities. In addition, there are some other factors. Housing prices will enter a period of crazy growth."

Mr. Xu asked in confusion: "Other factors? What other factors?"

"There was a wave of births in the 1980s," Jiang Hua said, shaking his head. "Twenty years later, the children born then have grown up and are getting married."

"What about marriage problems? It's against the laws of economics to have them become a factor in rising housing prices."

Jiang Hua smiled and said, "It does not conform to the laws of economics, but it conforms to the laws of sociology."

"That's new." Mr. Xu said curiously, "Mr. Zhang, can you tell us in detail what the reason is?"

"For our generation, the state took care of everything," Jiang Hua said with a smile. "In rural areas, real estate was not even available at the village level. In cities, after a man and a woman got married, they had to file a report to request a house. But this benefit is gone now. If you want a house, you have to buy it."

"Yes, our sales analysis report shows that the proportion of men and women buying houses and getting married is increasing year by year."

Jiang Hua continued, "There is a popular saying in the market now. According to the data of marriageable men and women, there are 30 million more men than women. That is to say, 30 million men cannot find a wife. So in order to get married, men have to do their best to meet the women's requirements. Birds have to build nests when they are looking for a mate, let alone humans. And, how many women do you think will tell men that I want to marry you, not for your house, but to live in the countryside with you?"

Mr. Wang shook his head: "That's impossible. People want to move up, and who doesn't want to pursue better living conditions?" Jiang Hua spread his hands: "From this, it can be seen that do you think housing prices will stagnate?"

Mr. Xu secretly clenched his fists and celebrated.

Jiang Hua sighed and said, "In the future, buying a house may require emptying the savings of the whole family, or even three generations of grandchildren, to have a down payment for a love nest for the young couple."

Mr. Wang frowned and said, "I feel like this phenomenon is not normal."

Mr. Xu shook his head: "It's normal. A house is a haven for marriage. Without a house, marriage cannot be guaranteed. I think the wedding house can be used as a selling point in the future."

Pony listened for a while and frowned as he said, "I feel that this is oppressing men, especially men in their twenties who are just getting married. They have to shoulder a heavy mortgage loan not long after starting work. When most of their salary is used to pay off the mortgage, it is not a good thing for other economies."

"Yeah." Jiang Hua was surprised. "Pony, you impressed me. This is not necessarily a problem with the house. It also involves some bad trends abroad. If things reach their extremes, they will turn against each other. When this trend spreads to the peak, the housing prices will fall rapidly."

Pony was very interested and asked: "What bad habits?"

Jiang Hua asked back: "Since it is a bad trend, why do you want to know about it?"

"I can ask the people at Huaxing Network to do more reporting, negative reporting, so that everyone can be alert."

Jiang Hua smiled and said, "That's easy. You can ask someone to study South Korea and Japan. You will know the current situation of male-female antagonism. In fact, this trend cannot be stopped. It will blow in sooner or later. Male compatriots will be oppressed for a while, but sooner or later they will wake up."

Jiang Hua paused and said, "But it is also good for you to report on the negative side. Sooner or later, South Korea will fall into chaos because of the gender issue. We must learn from the experience in advance and take precautions."

Ding Sanshi smiled and said, "Our country has done a good job in terms of women's rights. South Korea's evil practices should not affect us."

"We have done a good job in this regard." Jiang Hua nodded: "But you have to know one thing, there is a saying called "desire is insatiable". Some people are content, so this is not a big problem, but some people are greedy and want more. They have equal rights and want privileges. Most importantly, they don't want to pay and don't want to fulfill any obligations."

"Really?" Mr. Wang asked in confusion, "Why don't I believe it? How can anyone have the nerve to make such an outrageous request?"

"People who care about their dignity will think it's excessive, but people who don't will think it's natural." Jiang Hua said with a smile: "A few years ago, there was a South Korean movie called My Sassy Girl, which caused quite a stir in China. There are still girls who call themselves "sassy girlfriends". Now when I think about it, I feel that this is South Korea's export of their male-female opposition culture, a stinking culture."

(End of this chapter)