Chapter 828 - 828: Shocked and Moved<div>
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Since Grandaunt Yang was Chief Yangs cousin, the vigers highly regarded her. Chief Yang was happy to see his cousin and greeted her warmly. He was also shocked when he saw Doctor Yang.
Doctor Yang told Chief Yang that her husband had saved her from the fallst time. She also told him that she had be a doctor in Teng County.<div>
Chief Yang was happy for his grandniece. After exchanging pleasantries, Grandaunt Yang told her cousin their purpose for visiting him. She also emphasized Su Binn’s ns for the vige.
Chief Yangs eyes widened when he heard about the factory. The news was so impactful that he could barelyprehend it. He asked in a trembling voice, “Is that true, cousin?”
Grandaunt Yang understood Chief Yangs feelings. After all, she reacted simrly when she first heard the news. She was excited and in disbelief. too.
The old woman smiled and said, “Why would 1 lie to you? Of course, it’s true. Miss Su wants to help us, and Ge l er can testify to this.”
Doctor Yang had grown up in Yang Vige, so everyone would trust her. She said, “It’s true, Granduncle. I live in Su Teng Vige now, and I’ve seen the many shops and factories Miss Su has built there.
“She has changed the lives of many, and the vige is prosperous now. Miss Su even invented the tofu you see in the shop in town. I can assure you that Miss Su is the real deal.
“Also, she has established a medical school in Su Teng Vige. I’m now a teacher there. Everything Miss Su does is beneficial. She even opened a winery and taught her family how to make many dishes like roast duck and braised chicken.’
Doctor Yang felt like she could not finish listing everything Su Binn had done for Su Teng Vige. She realized Su Binn had done countless things to help people.
Even Grandaunt Yang was shocked. She never knew Su Binn had done that many things and helped that many people.
Chief Yang said, “I’ve heard about the changes in Tenghe County. The braised food shop, tofu shop, and essories shops in our town also belong to the Su family.
“The townsfolk always talk about how warm the down jackets and duvets from the essories shop are. Those products belong to the Su family from Su<div>
Teng Vige. ”
Because the old man was the vige chief, he knew more about the Su family than the vigers. He excitedly approached Su Binn and asked, “Miss Su, are you really nning to build a medicinal herb factory here?”
Su Binn smiled, “That’s right, but I think I’ll need your help.”
Chief Yang replied, “That’s fantastic. You’ll be helping the vigers a lot, Miss Su. Don’t hesitate to ask for my help. I’ll do my best to organize the vigers to assist you.
“However, I wonder if my elder cousin has told you about the situation here.” Chief Yang was a little worried. Since Su Binn was a kind person, he wanted to ensure she knew everything before taking action.
Su Binn said, “Madam Yang told me everything. Don’t worry, Chief Yang. This ce will only improve.”
“All right, I understand.” Chief Yang was a carefree man. As a vige chief, he hoped the vigers’ living conditions would only improve. At the very least, he wanted them to eat their fill and wear warm clothes.
Su Binn added, “I’d like to discuss the specifics of building the factory,
Chief Yang. ”
“Okay, please take a seat, Miss Su,” Chief Yang then looked at his wife and
said, “Dear, please get Miss Su and our guests some water.”<div>
His wife was still in shock upon hearing Su Binn’s words. She only returned to her senses after hearing her husband’s voice.
As Su Wenxiu and the others sat at the table, Su Binn told the vige chief her ns. The more Chief Yang and Yang Cheng listened, the more excited they became.
Su Binn told them that she would not only purchase their medicinal herbs but she would also process and produce them into essential pills for colds, headaches, or fevers.
Since Yang Vige had many herbs and even spices, Su Binn could use the raw materials to make skincare products. However, she had to focus on one factory at a time.
Thus, she nned to build two factories and a massive warehouse. She would then use the warehouse to store as many medicinal herbs as possible.
In addition to hiring the vigers as her employees, Su Binn also arranged for guards to protect the warehouse. The employees would then transport the herbs to Su Teng Vige regrly.
She had already nned everything before arriving in Yang County. When she told Chief Yang her ns, he could only look at her in amazement. That was because Su Binn had considered every detail of the herb factory.
“Does that mean we need to hire workers to build the factory, Miss Su?” Chief Yang asked.
“That’s right. Here’s thend deed I have. We’ll build the factory between the vige and the town. It’ll be more convenient for everyone to travel to and from town once this ce prospers.
“l also n to hire those from surrounding viges to repair the roads. The construction and repairs will only cost sixty copper per person, but they will earn daily.”
That amount of money was significant to the vigers. They could earn a lot just by working for a few days. That way, every household could save up their earnings.
It was much more than what they earned by painstakingly picking medicinal herbs.
Su Binn’s words moved Chief Yang. Su Binn wanted to build the factory for the vigers, so she naturally asked for the vigers’ help.
However, no one expected Su Binn to pay everyone daily. Soon enough, everyone would feel motivated to work.
“Fret not, Miss Su. I’ll talk to the people in our neighboring viges and ry your requests to them,” Chief Yang said smilingly.
Many people lived around here, but they had grown ustomed to staying in their respective viges. That was why the county looked so empty.
Su Binn then showed Chief Yang her blueprints. “Here are the blueprints. You can get the construction workers to form a team and start building the factory ording to my designs..”