Becoming a Billionaire after Divorce-Chapter 649 - 232: Sun Dasheng’s River City Trip (Part 3)

However, when he arrived in River City, the city gave him a different kind of feeling.

It’s something that other cities don’t have, and that is: there are truly a lot of university students here.

Walking through the streets and alleys of River City, you can see university students everywhere, truly living up to its reputation as the city with the highest number of university students in the country.

Back then, he actually had the option to attend university in River City.

But considering his future career, he chose Shanghai City, a more economically developed metropolis.

To say nothing of other aspects, the salaries there are much higher compared to River City, an inland city.

Although there are many university students in River City, very few manage to stay here after graduation each year.

This is also due to industrial issues, as there are very few high-paying positions available for university graduates here.

But River City also has its advantageous industries, particularly the photovoltaic sector.

There’s a saying: America has Silicon Valley, China has Optics Valley.

Optics Valley is located in River City.

This investment might not be highly publicized, but he had already notified River City ahead of time.

Thus, he was accompanied by River City’s deputy officials during this inspection.

With a strong financial foundation (companies have money) and sincere intentions (the investment in the hometown’s industrial park isn’t a small amount), a large group of recruitment officers accompanied him.

Sun Dasheng expressed his interest in visiting Optics Valley.

They enthusiastically took him on a tour.

The person in charge of the introductions was a woman from the Investment Bureau named Jiang Mei, around forty years old, very capable, with a kind of competence not found in women from other places.

When introducing the history of Optics Valley’s development in River City to Sun Dasheng, she appeared confident and poised, narrating smoothly, neither timid nor clichéd, able to throw in a few light-hearted jokes.

The women of River City are indeed somewhat different.

"President Sun, our Optics Valley’s optoelectronics industry occupies 50% of the national market, holding up half of the sky. You’re visiting the right place; if you are interested in investing in this industry, our government departments would be very welcoming."

"Is it really that big?" Sun Dasheng was somewhat taken aback.

"Yes, Optics Valley has gathered 15,000 optoelectronics information companies, and the total revenue of the industrial cluster has surpassed 500 billion." Jiang Mei was very confident in her city’s specialty industry, so her introductions were full of confidence.

"Nice, really nice. If I hadn’t personally come to take a look, I would really have been quite oblivious." Sun Dasheng chuckled self-deprecatingly.

He admitted that previously, he had underestimated River City.

Nowadays, a considerable amount of national support for the central and western regions has been settled in the strategically important location of River City, isn’t it?

Glimpsing a piece of the puzzle reveals the extent of national support for River City.

This also strengthened Sun Dasheng’s resolve to ride on the national policy’s momentum and contribute in this way.

After the tour, Sun Dasheng smiled and tentatively asked, "Currently, the optoelectronics information companies in Optics Valley are flourishing; is it a bit saturated, still needing investment?"

Jiang Mei smiled and said, "President Sun, you’re joking. Yes, a great need for investment."

Seeing the other party a bit puzzled, she explained, "Despite the large number of optoelectronics companies in Optics Valley, most are operating at a loss, basically relying on national financial subsidies to struggle."

"Our River City government’s policy this year is to further strengthen the competitiveness of optoelectronics companies, aiming to eliminate the small and weak, and enhance the strength of leading industry companies."

"Oh, that’s great. I am willing to invest in acquisitions, curious if there are any suitable companies." Sun Dasheng seemingly casually mentioned.

Jiang Mei’s eyes lit up; as a seasoned ’iron lady’ dealing with these entrepreneurs, she knew exactly what the other party implied.

She first consulted with the deputy officials and then reassured Sun Dasheng: "President Sun, our leaders said that as long as you are willing to invest, we will give you the green light, prioritizing introductions to relevant companies that are interested in selling or transferring."