In May, the 180-day royalties I wrote in the United States arrived.
According to the contract, the publisher settles the royalties quarterly, which is too cumbersome.
The book sold nearly 100,000 copies in the first three months, and because Mu Shanshan hosted the Spring Festival Gala and appeared in front of the national audience, it drove the sales of the book, and in the months after the Chinese New Year, 150,000 copies were sold one after another, totaling 250,000 copies.
The market is basically saturated, and the sales of books will slow down in the future, and it is estimated that it can exceed 300,000 copies within a year.
Unless Mu Shanshan makes a big news, this book will be like this, and it won't make much difference.
In this way, the royalties for this half year should be 370,000, but in fact, there are not so many, and the publishing house does not calculate it this way.
For example, if the price of a book is 15 yuan, and the wholesale price given by the publisher to the bookseller may only be 12 yuan, then the publisher will calculate the royalty according to 12 yuan.
The publisher will also take out some books for free promotion, and there will also be cases of returns, etc.
There are all kinds of tricks in this, and it is also the unspoken rule of the publishing industry, and Mu Shanshan finally got less than 300,000 yuan.
If it were other authors, they might also be in arrears and withheld royalties, and publishers wouldn't do that to Mu Shanshan unless they didn't want to get involved in the industry.
The money was temporarily stored in the bank, and Lin Zixuan and Mu Shanshan were going to use it to buy a house.
The house where the two live now is allocated by the unit, and the house is in the name of the Beijing Television Art Center.
Strictly speaking, he is still a member of the art center, but he does not work at the art center for the time being.
In this era, this situation was very common, and 10 million civil servants across the country left their jobs without pay to go to the sea to do business.
Then the new question arises, what to do with the houses allocated in the names of these people, and whether the unit should be taken back and redistributed to those workers who need houses, otherwise it will make other employees feel unfair.
You don't work in the unit anymore, and you still occupy the resources of the government.
Li Hong is the leader of the art center, but no one is messing around with this matter, but it is inevitable that some people will talk about it behind their backs.
At this time, there are not a few people who make trouble in the unit in order to divide the house, and every unit is facing this problem.
In the script of Party A and Party B, the last story is about two couples who have separated from each other and hope to have a house that truly belongs to them and live a life with a house.
It can be seen that the house is a topic that the Chinese people can never get around.
Originally, Mu Shanshan worked at Huaguo TV and was also qualified to share a house, but the house of Huaguo TV was also tight, since you have a place to live, then live there first, and make do with it.
Improvised, this word is very apt to describe the attitude of Chinese people towards houses at this time.
For example, the Beijing Film Studio, to what extent is the housing tight, it has not been a house for more than ten years.
Three generations of filmmakers are crammed into a small two-bedroom apartment, and many of the directors' children have grown up and become older youths, so they have to seize the office and move in and live in.
In the recording building of Beijing Film Studio, many of the second and third floors have become family dormitories in the tube building.
Just because there is no house, you can force people to this job.
This is the problem that Han Sanping wants to solve, every time he mentions this matter, he shakes his head, and he has a headache when he encounters the workers who are clamoring for a house.
Lin Zixuan and Mu Shanshan, in order not to be talked about behind their backs, also wanted to change to a larger house, the current house is enough for the time being, but once they have children or guests, it will be crowded.
In the nineties, the real estate industry in Beijing developed, and commercial housing entered people's field of vision.
In fact, commercial housing in Beijing has been under construction since 1984.
This is the Fangzhuang residential area, and it is also the first largest and highest-grade residential community in Beijing.
At that time, in order to solve the housing difficulties of the residents of the capital and improve the urban appearance of the southern suburbs, the municipal government decided to build a residential area in the southeast of the city, and the land acquisition work was completed from 1984 to the end of 1991.
Fangzhuang residential area began to sell to the outside world in 1986, divided into three grades, the highest is 1,700 yuan per square meter, and the lowest is 800 yuan per square meter.
Due to the lack of real estate in Beijing, the price of commercial housing in Fangzhuang has risen every year, rising to more than 3,000 yuan per square meter in 1994.
Fangzhuang not only gathers many government officials and senior leaders of state-owned enterprises, but also attracts a large number of successful business people and movie stars, and it is known as the wealthy area of the capital.
Liu Xiaoqing has a house in Fangzhuang.
The money in the hands of Lin Zixuan and Mu Shanshan is enough to buy a 100-square-meter house, and they can barely squeeze into the ranks of the rich.
They have another option, with the adjustment of the land policy, the house is allowed to be bought and sold privately, as long as the house is in someone's name, it can be sold and transferred.
The state-allocated houses are not permitted, they are collectively owned, and they are not allowed to be sold and rented out for profit.
The two discussed whether to buy a commercial house or a courtyard house.
"I think I should buy a small courtyard house, it will definitely appreciate in the future, besides, the courtyard has a lot of space and is comfortable to live in."
Lin Zixuan proposed.
"If it is demolished, who knows how much it will be paid."
Mu Shanshan worried, "The commercial house will not be demolished for at least ten years, and there is a land use right for thirty years. ” At this time, the state's policy on compensation for demolition and relocation was not clear, and real estate development was still crossing the river by feeling the stones.
"Haven't you heard that the people who live in Fangzhuang are all big leaders, and if you say the wrong thing there, you may offend the big people, if you scratch other cars while driving, then you will be unlucky."
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Lin Zixuan exaggerated.
"How can it be as exaggerated as you say, where do many of the people we know live?"
Mu Shanshan chuckled.
"People who want to make friends with leaders naturally run there, we don't need to join in the fun, it's too aggrieved to live, or find a courtyard, surrounded by ordinary people, and live a comfortable life."
Lin Zixuan persuaded.
"Whatever you want, you can live and be happy anyway."
Mu Shanshan said casually.
"Either let's look at it first, and if we find a suitable one, we will start, or if there is really no suitable one, then go to Fangzhuang."
Lin Zixuan discussed, "In fact, there will definitely be other real estate projects in the capital in the future, the price is cheaper than Fangzhuang, the house prices there are all speculated, less than a thousand a few years ago, and now they are three or four thousand, too floating." ” Lin Zixuan wants to buy a courtyard house, one is comfortable to live in, and the other is that there is a lot of room for appreciation.
It is foreseeable that the housing prices in Beijing will be the same every year in the future, and with the sharp increase in housing demand, the real estate industry will enter a period of rapid development. t1706231537: