Cui Zhengyuan believes that with the cooperation of the Japanese government and the Panasonic Group, there are still so many helpers, and the day of annexing Sony is not far off.

The preparations are in place, and the next step is to see how well the implementation will take place.

He has entrusted the affairs of Japan to Zhang Jiadu, and this scheming guy will definitely be able to bring back the return he wants.

The autumn wind brought the chill of the north, and the drizzle in the air was mixed with a shivering chill.

The withered yellow leaves fluttering all over the street indicate that another winter is not far away.

But for Choi Jung-won and the new GJ party, this winter will be the harvest season.

After Na Jingyuan took the position of mayor of Seoul, several successive measures were aimed at the key points, and the municipal and economic stagnation was reversed at once.

According to the just-released 2012 Seoul Metropolitan Government's fiscal report, government tax revenue increased by 3.7 percent year-on-year.

The year-on-year increase in residents' income also reached more than 2.35 percent, the first increase in three years.

According to a report from the Economic Survey Division of the National Intelligence Agency, the economic situation in Seoul this year is gratifying, but at the same time, the price level has dropped significantly.

In successive polls, the incumbent mayor Luo Jingyuan is generally full of favor, and her approval rating has increased sharply from 48 percent to 75 percent.

If nothing else, she is likely to be re-elected as mayor of Seoul. The premise is that Park Geun-H can also achieve unprecedented re-election as president, otherwise she will need to prepare to run in the general election.

The continuous growth of the municipal economy is inseparable from Cui Zhengyuan's suggestion.

In view of the trend of limited resources in South Korea and the high prices of agricultural and sideline products, Choi Zhengyuan suggested that Luo Jingyuan and China's mountains. The Eastern Province has signed a special agreement on the supply of agricultural and sideline products.

Relying on the export of products from this major agricultural province, the food security problem of Seoul was completely solved in one fell swoop. At the same time, the prices that have remained high have also been lowered for the first time, which has indirectly led to an increase in the surplus money in the hands of the people and a significant improvement in living standards.

At the same time, Choi Jung-won also arranged for the young students to dream of a meeting to conduct a survey on the situation of animal husbandry in South Korea. And came up with the first results of this student organization.

South Korea is not a big meat producer, but the consumption of meat is huge. In addition, in order to protect their own interests, local farmers have always resisted the entry of foreign products.

The mad cow disease incident of that year was certainly due to the national concern for food safety, but it was also without the provocation of those local protectionists.

However, imports from foreign countries are inevitable for the sake of the consumption of the entire population and the needs of the market.

Otherwise, no matter how high the income level is, it will be dragged down by the high consumption of food, and the people of South Korea will not be able to enjoy the high quality of life brought about by high incomes.

South Korea, on the other hand, can only be a pseudo-developed country.

In response to the report of the Young Students' Dream Association, the document "Feasibility Report on Promoting the Development of Animal Husbandry" drafted by Luo Jingyuan and signed by Cui Zhengyuan was sent to the National Assembly.

An important factor restricting the development of domestic animal husbandry in South Korea. That is, the land area is limited, and the supply of feed is not available.

In the report, it is mentioned that the South Korean government has come forward to reach a cooperation plan with the Chinese government on the introduction of qualified forage grass from China.

In his previous life, Cui Zhengyuan once traveled to friends in the Northeast. And his friend works on a state farm in the northeast.

Originally, in Cui Zhengyuan's understanding, state farms were places that specialized in growing wheat, rice and other bulk food products.

When I actually arrived at the local area, I realized that those super-large state farms had a very wide range of operations.

Soybeans, wheat, rice, sorghum, and corn are the mainstream. However, there are also various methods such as grass cultivation and cultivation, animal husbandry, aquaculture, and ecological forestry.

In particular, Choi Jeong-won learned that most of the forage produced by the state-run farms was actually supplied to Japan's livestock industry.

And the forage grass that Japan imports from China every year is as high as billions of yuan. It can well be imagined. How huge is the forage production in Northeast China.

Now that relations between China and Japan are tense, Choi believes that the export of this forage will also be affected. It is better to take this opportunity to snatch this cooperation from Japan and use it to promote the development of animal husbandry in South Korea.

There is a wealth of information resources. Korean livestock farmers do not need to think about farming, so they can expand the number of farms and eventually enrich the amount of meat in the Korean food market.

The most important thing is. The price of forage imported from China is very cheap, even exceeding the price of local forage. Moreover, it eliminates the need for land cultivation, planting and raising, as well as labor costs, which also has great benefits for cost savings.

The report received high attention from Congress and was eventually adopted.

In the end, a large delegation led by Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Chung Seung Nam and Minister of Labor Jin Wenxuan inspected China's forage cultivation industry.

The government was very satisfied with the results of the inspection, and immediately started negotiations with the Chinese side on cooperation in animal husbandry.

Although the Chinese government has added a number of conditions to the export of vegetable products in the negotiations, the agreement is generally very favorable to South Korea.

When the news of the agreement reached the country, and when the news spread through the news, all the farmers engaged in animal husbandry in the country were also very satisfied.

Because the solution of the problem of raw material source that has plagued them for many years can allow them to increase the scale of the industry and create greater profits.

The general public is also satisfied, because in this way, everyone will soon be able to eat cheap meat.

In response to South Korea's chronic agricultural problems, Choi Jung-won adopted the method of division and disintegration, and finally opened the window for solution.

The previous signing of an export agreement with China on fishery products has helped the Korean fishing industry find a way to create profits for the surplus fishery, and has already received the support of Korean fishermen.

South Korea is surrounded by the sea on three sides and has a limited population, so the consumption of fishery products has always exceeded demand, so the prices are eye-catching compared to China.

At the same time, the price of fishery products in China is very expensive. Even in coastal areas, it is high.

Take advantage of regional differences. The replenishment of the flow of products has suddenly found a new way for the Korean fishing industry to grow its economy.

According to statistics from the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, the scale and efficiency of South Korea's marine seafood increased by more than 30 percent last year.

The fishermen with bulging pockets are naturally happy. There is also a great deal of goodwill for the current government and the ruling party that have contributed to this policy.

Now Choi Jung-won has taken advantage of this regional difference to help South Korea's livestock industry find a growth point, and he has separated some people from the agricultural field.

The last remaining part of the farmers, who are very dissatisfied with the introduction of cheap Chinese vegetables, are no longer as strong as before.

In fact, those farmers who are engaged in the cultivation of large quantities of grain and vegetables. is the most hateful group of people.

Because they know that what they can produce with the existing land resources in Korea is simply not enough for the market to consume. But in order to keep prices high and fill their wallets, they have always been vehemently opposed to the government's imports of grain and vegetables from abroad.

So much so that a few years ago, there was even a dilemma that winter came, but Koreans did not even have cabbage for pickling kimchi.

For this reason, the South Korean government had to urgently dispatch and import a large amount of cabbage from China to save this embarrassing situation.

The most frustrating thing is that most of the Korean Peninsula is dominated by hilly terrain, and there are few large flat lands. As a result, we want to implement mechanized agriculture with a higher yield rate. There's no way to start.

How could the extensive production methods of small peasants satisfy the mouths of 6,000 people?

Therefore, under the trade-off, we had no choice but to sacrifice the interests of this part of the peasants to meet the needs of the broad masses of the people.

"Because of the limitations of land area, traffic conditions, and industrial layout. As a result, the economy of these areas is very backward, and the people there are in a state of poverty for a long time. I hope that after you go, you will be able to find a suitable development path according to the local conditions. Cui Zhengyuan propped up the podium with his arms. Looking at the excited students in the audience.

These people are basically graduates of this year's Youth Student Dream Association, and they are about to enter the work field.

Born at Seoul National University, Yonsei University, and Korea University, there is no shortage of places to go. Even the working conditions are very good.

But since they are interested in politics, Choi Zhengyuan does not want them to take the high-end route, but can start from the grassroots level and understand all the conditions in the country on the ground.

At this time, South Korea's agricultural sector began to open up its policy, and many yeoman farming areas were greatly affected.

In the midst of this tide, how to help these poor peasants get out of their predicament is a question that needs to be considered.

Because Cui Zhengyuan intercepted these students and preached his ideas to them.

"Staying in Seoul, of course, is closer to the center of power, and it may be very beneficial for your own development. But South Korea is small, but it has a lot to offer. In other places, you don't necessarily know how the people live, what the customs are, what the natural output is, what the economy is like. In many cases, you don't criticize the government's policies for being blind and lacking practical results. In fact, this has something to do with the fact that those who are engaged in politics lack experience in local administration at the most basic level. Therefore, I hope that you can take advantage of your young and energetic conditions, temporarily endure loneliness, and go down there to do more practical things. Such an experience will be of great benefit to your future growth. Cui Zhengyuan said earnestly.

Coincidentally, one of the graduates' home is in Aning-ri, Goseong-gun, Gangwon Province, a small mountain village in the poorest and most backward area in South Korea.

His father was the local governor, but because of his age, he was about to resign from this position.

So Cui Zhengyuan encouraged these students to go there and start from the hardest places. It will be interesting to see if we can take advantage of the local conditions and help the local residents get out of poverty.

Being able to become an elite in Korea's top universities is naturally not stupid.

Cui Zhengyuan has political, economic, and public opinion resources in his hands, and it is not difficult to help them build a small place well.

At that time, they will surely grow into political stars and eventually make their way out of the mountains and begin to make their mark on the country's political scene.

It seems that the place to go is hard, but as long as it gets through, the future is bright, and even more than most of his peers can go.

So when Cui Zhengyuan called on them to return to local politics, they had no objection at all. All of them are ready to go, with the idea of changing the world to transform one side. (To be continued......)