It will take 30 years for the tobacco factory to undergo collective restructuring.
Through the reform of the factory-run collective, "the factory-run collective has been completely separated from the host state-owned enterprise, becoming an independent legal entity and market entity with clear property rights, market-oriented, and responsible for its own profits and losses, and employees have been properly accommodated."
Factory-run collectives refer to the large-scale factory-run collectives that were established with the approval or funding of state-owned enterprises in the 1970s and 1980s, with the purpose of locating educated youth who returned to the city and the children of state-owned enterprise employees for employment, and mainly provided services to the host state-owned enterprises. Enterprises that provide supporting products or labor services and are registered with the industrial and commercial administration as collectively owned enterprises.