Liu Hun listened to Xie Heguo's spiel, which sounded just like a broadcast speech from some big leader. The dish was not the same, but the taste was indeed quite similar.
"Mayor Xie, I feel that the biggest issue holding back the economic development of Wanbao Village is the land. The planting of grains occupies the vast majority of our land in Wanbao Village, and grain cultivation requires much investment and is a cumbersome business, yet the economic benefits—meaning the profits—are not substantial. Therefore, I am wondering if we could stop planting grains in Wanbao Village and switch to cultivating other cash crops instead. In this way, the development of Wanbao Village would be much better." Liu Hun said this sincerely to Xie Heguo. If it were fruit trees and saplings, tending them one by one with Qi could still be manageable, but one season of grains after another using Qi would kill a person. More importantly, the price of the grains really can't compare to cash crops.
