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    Although Charlie Wade wasn’t originally from Aurous Hill, he had called this city home since he was eight years old. His attachment to Aurous Hill had grown deeper than his feelings for Eastcliff.


    Since he nned to invest in the automotive industry alongside the An family, choosing Aurous Hill felt like the most logical decision.


    This investment would not only generate numerous high-quality jobs for the residents of Aurous Hill but also significantly boost the city’s financial revenue.


    After hearing Charlie’s proposal, Hank concurred, stating, “If the initial super factory is meant to serve the domestic market, establishing it by the coast is indeed unnecessary. Aurous Hill sits at the crossroads of the north and south, makingnd transportation quite convenient. Plus, Charlie Wade has a debt of gratitude to Aurous Hill; setting up here serves two purposes at once.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Charlie nodded in agreement, adding, “To be frank, Uncle Hank, Aurous Hill has treated me exceptionally well. I genuinely want to contribute positively to this city. If I can help spur Aurous Hill’s growth, that would be fantastic.”


    Hank borated, “Investing in high-end manufacturing is the best way to give back to Aurous Hill. This strategy not only creates a multitude of jobs but also enhances the city’s ie, consumption, and real estate development. It’s a win-win situation—more advanced manufacturing leads to less environmental pollution and reduced consumption of Aurous Hill’s natural resources.”


    He continued, “Moreover, if our investment is substantial and the development progresses well, it could significantly enhance education in Aurous Hill. We could partner with local vocational and technical colleges to create programs tailored to automobile manufacturing careers. A factory employing over 10,000 people won’t require all workers to have undergraduate degrees; many positions will need skilled workers trained through technical secondary schools and junior colleges. We can assist these schools in developing relevant programs, allowing students to learn foundational skills for one or two years before interning on our production line. This pathway to employment will be very appealing to many young individuals.”


    “Aurous Hill is also home to several top universities, including Southeast University, University of Science and Technology, and University of Technology, all of which offer mechanical engineering programs. These institutions produce a significant number of high-caliber graduates annually. If our investment reaches tens of billions of RMB, we could establish a deep coboration with these universities. They could tailor their curric to meet our practical job requirements, and in return, we could provide them with outstanding internship opportunities, working environments, and even fund their automobile-rted research, sharing the resulting patents with them. This would create a mutually beneficial partnership that benefits everyone involved!”<fn3e2d> Updates are released by FindN()vel</fn3e2d>


    Charliemended Hank’s thoroughness, saying, “Uncle Hank has thought of everything! Coborating with secondary technical schools to train skilled workers and with universities to develop top-tier talent and foster research initiatives willprehensively address our future workforce needs. This will ensure a steady influx of exceptional young talent into ourpany and increase the appeal of Aurous Hill’s universities to outstanding candidates nationwide.”


    “Absolutely!” Hank responded, “The growth of a city is built on a foundation of umted benefits and incremental progress. This is why cities strive to attract investments; therger thepany, the more resources it can bring. The educational coborations I mentioned can be implemented swiftly once the city facilitates connections. It’s quite possible that relevant programs could be ready for enrollment as early as next year.”


    Hank continued, “Speaking of city resources, we need to reach out to the relevant departments as soon as ourpany is officially announced and outline our requirements—such as the size and location for civil engineering projects, and the support we need from the power, water, gas, and transportation departments.”


    “Large-scale manufacturing operations have significant electricity needs, so the power supply department must prepare in advance. When selecting a site, convenient transportation must be our top priority. If the power lines in our chosen area cannot meet our demands, we will need the power department to undertake necessary upgrades simultaneously. Water and gas supply issues are generally manageable, but we will need the transportation department’s assistance in nningmuter and material transport routes. With their support, we can achieve great efficiency!”


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