One armed girl returns to her hometown to sell flowers, her entrepreneurial story is too inspiring
90s girl Li Min lost her left forearm in childhood After graduating from college, she returned to her hometown in Jiangsu to open an online store Sell the flowers, plants, and bonsai from my hometown to the whole country Highest annual sales exceeding one million Under her guidance The village has established a public welfare live streaming base E-commerce has increased to over 400 households As a representative of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, Li Min said Along the way, I have received a lot…
The entrepreneurial path of young people in small towns: if they want to do things with good products, they need sales channels and lack creativity. A helping hand has come
Guo Kaijia, a post-90s youth from Linxian, Shanxi, wears a thick pair of glasses and speaks with a hint of shyness. I prefer to deal with agriculture rather than people, as it suits my personality better, "he said when asked about mushroom related issues, speaking incoherently. Guo Kaijia, who was informed before the college entrance examination that her family owed 4 million yuan and did not get into university, chose to work outside. Along the way, she keenly discovered the promising prospects of the mushroom industry and resolutely returned home…
From Hong Kong to Guangdong, 3 university graduates started their own businesses for 6 years, creating agricultural technology patents
↑ Entrepreneurial trio: (from left) Luo Weite, Liang Lifeng, Tan Huimin Red Star News reporter | Zhou Weihao Editor | Guan Li Peng Jiang As the season approaches, Liang Lifeng's workload has increased again. Starting from morning, he spent the whole day soaking in the greenhouse, carefully checking the disinfection of the cultivation system inside, and preparing for a new round of seedling planting. In 2016, he teamed up with two high school classmates and went from Hong Kong to start a business in Jiangmen, Guangdong. The entrepreneurial project was…
New overseas Chinese set off a wave of entrepreneurship in Anhui:1980 and 1990 account for over 70%
China news agency, Hefei, October 24 (Reporter Zhang Qiang) In recent years, more and more new overseas Chinese and returned overseas Chinese have invested and innovated in Anhui. According to incomplete statistics, there are over 10000 overseas Chinese owned enterprises in Anhui Province, accounting for about 60% of the total number of approved foreign-funded enterprises in the province. The vast majority of these enterprises were founded by new overseas Chinese after the reform and opening up. Among the new overseas Chinese who innovate and start businesses in Anhui, over 50%…
