In the days that followed, Lin Moyang borrowed two tents for Wang Shunyou. One was to be used as temporary living quarters, while the other was for storing mountain goods. As for the repairs to the old house, he left that entirely in the hands of Lin Changshun and Li Congfa.
Taking advantage of the moment, he bought a batch of wire to completely fence off the pine forest behind the mountain. At the same time, he built a mushroom shed on the private plot above. He also asked Li Congfa to construct three rows of wooden racks inside, making it easier to grow the fungi later on.
The winds of reform were blowing stronger every day, especially in pilot areas like Qingshuitang Town, which was thriving. Under Wang Shunyou’s leadership, a series of excellent policies had been established, encouraging villagers to develop agricultural and sideline industries, which in turn fueled the recovery and growth of the local market economy. This gave Lin Moyang’s mountain goods workshop a significant head start.
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