Chi Yin pondered the situation calmly. She had no idea where the fashion industry would be centered in the 2020s or beyond. Based on her memories from her previous life, it wasn’t until the 1990s that the garment industry truly flourished in Guangdong Province. Its proximity to the Hong Kong and Macao region gave it a geographical advantage, allowing it to be the first to access the latest fashion trends. Moreover, being a coastal region facilitated export trade. Uncle Han clearly understood this, which was why he chose to venture into the Hong Kong and Macao region after retiring from the military. Even now, his clothing factory was based there.
Therefore, if she chose that path, she would have to relocate her entire family to Guangdong. Everything would have to start from scratch there, and her capable right-hand women, Wu Fang and Auntie Li, would never be able to move. Rather than going it alone, it would be better to continue with the
"sanqi" cultivation path that Wei Chengan had mapped out for her. However, cultivation required investment, and investment required capital—capital she could only obtain by selling clothes.
After thinking it through, Chi Yin explained her considerations to Uncle Han. Then, she boldly proposed, "Uncle Han, I’d like to collaborate with you. I’ll provide the designs, and your factory will handle production. I want a thirty percent cut of the sales."
Chapter 93