In Shenzhen Wanfeng, I marveled at the remarkable changes in Shenzhen, and when I returned to Jiangwei, I found that Jiangwei seemed to be the same as before.
Not much change.
It cannot be said that there has been no change at all. At least his Tengfei Technical School has built a framework in half a month and is now undergoing maintenance.
It happened to be raining, so even those who were taking care of their health were happy to have some free time.
In addition, another change was the success of the mahjong making machine developed by the Nanwan factory.
We were originally planning to go out and buy one, but after discovering that there were no mahjong making machines on the market, this task fell on the machinery manufacturing department of Nanwan Factory.
Li Da personally took charge of organizing personnel to conduct research, and after several months of experiments, he finally produced a prototype.
People in the chemistry department developed the raw material formula for making mahjong.
After the start-up test, the products produced basically meet Wanfeng's requirements for mahjong.
The only drawback is that the product is not up to standard. The mahjong tiles produced are not very smooth and need to be polished manually.
Wan Feng thought about it and said there was no need for improvement. Let it be like this. If machines do all the work, what will people do?
This will give the disabled people more things to do and also allow us to recruit more people.
So Zhou Yongyi was asked to recruit another forty people.
Of course, the ratio of male to female students admitted must be balanced.
Wouldn't it be tiring to work with men and women together?
Besides, life and marriage are not easy for people with disabilities. If they can't find a normal person, they can only match up with each other.
Most of them live in relatively closed small circles, and without social interaction, marriage is a problem.
Women are relatively better off and can sometimes handle themselves, but men are not so lucky. No good girl would date a disabled man, so most of them will be alone for the rest of their lives.
But it’s different here. They can get to know each other and communicate, and it’s natural for some couples to form.
Since we are talking about disabled people, we cannot fail to mention welfare factories.
The second-floor building of the welfare factory is currently being topped out, and a beam-raising ceremony will be held when it is almost completed.
Then came the interior and exterior decoration of the main factory building, and the construction of auxiliary buildings such as warehouses, dormitories, canteens, boiler rooms, etc., until finally the wall was built.
The entire project is expected to be completed by mid-September, including machine installation.
Now Zhou Yongyi and more than a dozen smarter people he selected are at the Nanwan Factory, where they are taught how to operate the mahjong making machines by the people at the Nanwan Factory.
Then, after the factory is built, they will train other workers.
After mahjong opens up sales in the future, Wan Feng will also help them launch other projects such as playing cards and toys.
We plan to transform the welfare factory into a comprehensive enterprise with entertainment projects in the future.
While inspecting the welfare factory, Wan Feng also stopped by the nursing home to express his condolences.
These elderly people who used to have no one to rely on now have a sunny life with no worries about food and clothing. Their daily routine is to exercise in the yard and under the guidance of staff.
There is a private plot in the corner of the nursing home, where the elderly who can't keep idle grow various vegetables, fruits and melons. While exercising their bodies, it also adds a bit of variety to the nursing home's daily menu.
Wan Feng also gave each elderly person here 100 yuan in pocket money.
There is a simple shop across the wall between the entrance of the nursing home and the message room. It is run by the nursing home and sells cigarettes, alcohol, food and other things.
It mainly serves the elderly in nursing homes.
In the future, it will also serve the welfare factory, and the villagers from nearby Waqian will also consume here. This is the only source of income for the nursing home.
The dean appointed by Zhu Ping reported a situation to Wan Feng.
It is said that some elderly people from families with better economic conditions in Jiangwei Village also want to come to the nursing home, saying that life here is leisurely and lively, and their children are willing to pay a certain amount of money for them.
Wan Feng did not express his opinion on this issue. He had said that the nursing home welfare factory would be handed over to the village after it was completed, and he would not be responsible for its subsequent management.
Wan Feng asked Dean Zhao to find Zhu Ping and discuss the matter with the village cadres.
Wan Feng pushed the problem of the nursing home to the village, as it was not within his responsibility, but another problem arose.
Questions about children.
The longest-running factory in Nandawan has been in operation for nearly four years. Some of the young people working in these enterprises have children who will be ready to go to kindergarten or nursery in two years.
There is also the issue of Jiangwei School.
Due to the population expansion in Jiangwei, the original school area can no longer meet the needs of the people of Jiangwei.
All these things came to Wan Feng's attention.
Who made you the richest man in Jiangwei?
Wan Feng was not worried about this. He did not plan to pay for it himself, but asked someone to make a budget first.
The total cost of building a four-story school and a two-story kindergarten, plus the boiler room, desks and various teaching equipment, was 500,000 yuan at the time.
Wan Feng drafted an advertisement.
If any enterprise or individual business owner voluntarily donates 5,000 yuan, a monument of merit will be built when the school is completed. The donor's name will be engraved on the monument and respected by the villagers.
Only donations from the first 100 people will be accepted. Space is limited, so donate as soon as possible.
After the advertisement was drafted, Wan Feng was the first to sign his name on the list of donors.
Wan Feng was first, and Luan Feng, who got the news, was of course second. Since Luan Feng was second, Zhang Xuan would be third.
Wan Feng was speechless when he looked at the list. Why don’t you guys just stop joining in the fun?
There are three or four hundred factories of all sizes in Jiangwei now, so this list is definitely not enough.
Wan Feng’s prediction was absolutely correct.
This matter has not yet left Nan Da Wan. There are more than a hundred factories in Nan Da Wan. You can see your name on the monument of merit for 5,000 yuan. Only a fool would not do it.
This is a glorious thing that will last for thousands of years.
Those who didn't get the donations were not happy. Hundreds of people from the Dongshan Industrial Zone in the triangle area, including some self-employed individuals, surrounded Wan Feng.
They said Wan Feng had deprived them of the opportunity to contribute to the construction of Jiangwei and shouted that Wan Feng was unfair.
There is a strong demand that their names be included on the monument of merit.
Wan Feng is speechless. People are rushing to give money.
Since these people wanted to donate, Wan Feng accepted them all without hesitation.
The original goal was to raise 500,000 yuan, but a total of 2.07 million yuan was raised.
Five hundred thousand is enough to build a school.
A school built with 500,000 yuan is already considered a luxury school. Wan Feng announced on the spot the establishment of a foundation with the remaining money. The purpose of this fund is to help children from poor families with their school expenses and to provide financial assistance to students who are admitted to universities.
In the future, the school will purchase some educational books and teaching equipment.
The foundation is managed by Nanwan Group and Jiangwei Village Committee.
The matter was resolved perfectly.
But the next question arises: how big a monument would it take to write down the names of so many people?
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