Qiao Chunlu finally understood Zhu Wencong's words; his focus was not on Eastern agriculture but on global agriculture.
Jiuding has established agricultural bases in America and Tsarist Russia, but to manage these farms requires enough manpower.
All along, families from the East have been mobilized to migrate to these farms; they have been tenant farmers for generations in the East, perfectly suited for the task.
As Jiuding's global footprint continues to expand, the number of immigrants is becoming insufficient, as people are also needed in industrial and commercial sectors.
Zhu Wencong plans to turn the Eastern agriculture base into a cradle of talent, cultivating outstanding personnel for overseas farms.
The government office in America is relatively assertive, requiring Jiuding Farm to recruit a certain number of White people, otherwise they are not qualified to operate the farm.
