Such an activity center brings nothing but benefits to the village, so naturally, no one is opposed to it.
But here's the issue: it's going to take up quite a bit of land, and every inch of the village already has an owner, so how do we choose the location?
Building an activity center in the countryside isn't like in a bustling city CBD, it's not about being bustling or not, so once the place is taken, it's truly taken.
If it were barren land in the past, just give a little money, and everyone would happily agree.
But now, everyone knows that growing vegetables well can bring in significant income, so regardless of whether the land is profitable or not, they are reluctant to part with it.
In response, Secretary Xiaozu had a clever idea before the meeting.
However, she hadn't mentioned it yet; instead, she focused on discussing with everyone - the village population isn't large, so the land doesn't need to be very big. Discounting a football field, an acre at most.
