Chapter 82: This Bai Ru Qiao is No Ordinary Girl

The plastic factory director’s call was simple. He also wanted to participate in the activity of sending fans to celebrate the country’s birthday.

Therefore, he wanted to cooperate with Qingyang Textile Factory. They would add 5,000 fan bones, and the textile factory wouldn’t have to pay.

However, the textile factory would have to make fan surfaces with the Qingyang Plastic Factory’s name on them.

Soon, this news reached Bai Ru Qiao.

After all, she designed the patterns on the fans, so if they were to be made for the plastic factory, she would have to design a batch of patterns with the plastic factory’s name on them.

Hearing this news, she thought about it for a moment, then her eyes lit up again.

She immediately wrote a plan and had Deputy Director Zhang send it to the director.

Her plan was simple, there was no need for the plastic factory to barter.

Since they wanted to cooperate, they would do it in another way – joint production.

She asked Director Liu to contact other factories and reveal the plan to send fans to celebrate National Day to the directors of other factories.

She said that they were only going to send 10,000 fans to the provincial capital this time, and they could give each factory a quota of 1,000 fans.

The fans would be jointly produced, and each factory would only need to pay half of the cost price for their share.

However, the joint name on the fan surface must be “Qingyang Textile Factory · Ya Yun Clothing.”

This was just a matter of the size of the names.

Director Liu was 100% in favor of this idea.

He immediately called the directors of various factories in Qingyang County.

When they heard that someone had already agreed, they couldn’t afford to not join, it would make them look out of place.

So basically all the directors agreed.

As for those who didn’t participate, it was because there weren’t enough quotas.

But could they miss out on this collective opportunity to celebrate the country’s birthday?

Of course not.

So, not long after, the directors of other factories who hadn’t been able to participate also called to say that they must participate.

In the end, Director Liu “reluctantly” agreed with a smile.

The number of fans increased from 10,000 to 15,000.

Bai Ru Qiao redesigned the patterns and sent them to the workshop.

There was a batch of red defective fabric in the warehouse, which was originally intended to be sold at a low price.

Now it was taken out, and the usable parts were selected and cut to make fan surfaces.

Because it was a printed pattern, although there were many fan surfaces, it didn’t take too long.

It was just that the fan bones were a bit tight on time.

Fortunately, the plastic factory worked three shifts and rushed day and night, and finally, on the morning of the day they were to pick up the goods, they had produced 15,000 fan bones.

As soon as the goods were delivered to the textile factory, Bai Ru Qiao suggested that the workers volunteer to sign up and paste the fan surfaces in batches, on a piece-rate basis.

Ten fan surfaces for one cent, a total of only 15 yuan in wages.

But for the workers, it was extra income.

Even if they didn’t have time to do it, their families could do it.

With this batch system, there were more people and the efficiency was high, and by noon, they had all been sent back to the factory.

In the afternoon, the provincial capital sent people to pick up the goods on time, and they also conveyed the secretary’s praise and the news that they were going to be commended.

This made Director Liu very happy.

Those who had previously had reservations about the fans were immediately happy when they heard this.

If they could use these fans to get a nomination from the higher-ups, it would be worth it.

Then some people started to regret that they shouldn’t have brought other factories in to “play,” they should have done this themselves.

Bai Ru Qiao thought differently.

More than a dozen factories working together, successfully turning a small matter into a big event.

Moreover, seeing the enthusiasm of more than a dozen factories, the higher-ups shouldn’t take it lightly. Maybe they will give this batch of fans a good platform, wouldn’t that be twice the result with half the effort?

Bai Ru Qiao not only sent fans to the provincial capital for free, but also sent a certain number of fans to the supply and marketing cooperatives and department stores that had placed orders before, according to the proportion of goods.

She also gave them a “bundled sales” suggestion, buy one get one free.

These stores were very receptive and immediately followed her “suggestion” to hold a National Day celebration event, buying clothes and getting fans for free.

They also added a line saying that the fans had been designated as National Day parade celebration materials by the provincial capital, telling those who received the fans that they could also go to the provincial capital to take a look.

She thought that many people would definitely wear their most satisfying new clothes to participate in such a grand festival.

So, those who received the fans would definitely wear Ya Yun clothing to the provincial capital, and if anyone was curious and inquired about Ya Yun.

Out of a sense of superiority, some people would definitely take the initiative to help spread the word, which would become “word-of-mouth” advertising for Ya Yun.

After listening to her detailed explanation, Director Liu and the others had no objections to this plan.

They didn’t expect that they could do publicity like this.

While Bai Ru Qiao was busy preparing for the National Day publicity,

The Bai family in Beicheng was also restless.

At this moment, the master bedroom was filled with a suffocating silence.

Three pairs of eyes stared blankly at Bai Shaofeng, who was sitting on the sofa, forcefully pinching his brow, his eyes full of disbelief.

After a long while, Liao Shiyun suddenly rushed forward, grabbed Bai Shaofeng’s collar, and cried out in a shrill voice.

“Bai Shaofeng, do you have a heart? That’s your daughter, your own flesh and blood! How could you, how could you…”

Bai Ruoyan and Bai Juntao also had red eyes.

They couldn’t believe that their younger sister had gone to the countryside, and there were so many things behind it.

And their younger sister had suffered so much unimaginable hardship, she even had a child.

But they, as her family, only found out now.

What made them even more upset was that if Bai Juntao hadn’t secretly disobeyed their father’s orders and gone to see their younger sister, would they still be kept in the dark?

Just thinking about the hardships their younger sister might have suffered alone, the two of them felt suffocated, and their eyes were filled with resentment towards their father.

And the reason for this scene was three hours ago.

Not long ago, Bai Juntao, who had been away on business for many days, finally returned home.

But he brought Liao Shiyun, who was full of anticipation, news that made her extremely terrified.

The educated youth named Bai Ru Qiao in Binshi County, Harbin, was not their younger sister.

When Bai Juntao went to Binshi County, he didn’t expect to be able to see his younger sister.

He wasn’t sure if his younger sister still hated them so much that she would impulsively do something stupid if they met, so he planned to just secretly learn about her situation and leave.

But it was rare to be so close to his younger sister, he couldn’t help himself, and in the end, he asked a member of his younger sister’s brigade to secretly take him to see her.

They hid in an alley, and the member pointed to a woman and told him that was Bai Ru Qiao.

He found that the woman with the same name was not his younger sister, Bai Ru Qiao.

And there was only one Bai Ru Qiao in that brigade.

This matter stunned Bai Juntao for a while.

Then, recalling the bits and pieces of news he had received about his younger sister, he realized the various anomalies, and he rushed back home.

After Liao Shiyun heard the news, she immediately ran into her husband’s study and wanted to call him to ask about the situation.

But because she was too flustered, she accidentally dropped the phone on the table, knocking over a stack of documents.

As she scrambled to pick them up, she suddenly saw a document that was sandwiched between the documents.

It was the document that described Bai Ru Qiao’s current situation.