After receiving the call, Jiang Hao learned that the city leaders had already arrived in the county and were preparing to meet with him to discuss the development of his hometown. He took Zhou Xinyan with him to meet the mayor and the county's other leaders.
Jiang Hao knew why the city leaders wanted to see him. They certainly wanted to discuss investing in his hometown, and he was not opposed to that.
In traditional Chinese culture, returning home in glory after achieving success and offering whatever help one could to the local community was the conduct expected of a respected local figure. After achieving a measure of success, many entrepreneurs' first priority was to repay the place that had raised them.
Jiang Hao had previously donated tens of millions to education in his hometown. If a suitable opportunity arose, he would not mind investing there, though it would depend on whether the opportunity was truly suitable.
The meeting was pleasant. They spoke about the scenery of their hometown, its customs and culture, its current changes and development, and eventually the city's high-tech development zone. Finally, the mayor got to the point and asked whether Jiang Hao would be willing to invest in his hometown.
To be honest, Jiang Hao's hometown was too close to the capital. Its resources and talent had all been drawn away by the capital, and now Xiong'an had emerged as well. It was easy to foresee that the area would only become a foundation for those two places. Achieving major development would be incredibly difficult.
Still, after giving it some thought, Jiang Hao decided to make some contribution to his hometown.
"Mayor Xu, you know that Haoran Technology is a company focused on software development and the application of new technologies. For now, I have