19-Year-old Zheng Ze was unexpectedly reborn. He returned to the key point before the chicken chop stall in front of his elementary school became popular. With only 50 yuan of start-up capital, he decided to sell chicken chops in his life. He is shy and seldom talks but has principles in mind. At the first meeting, he made a promise to Xiaoyu, a fifth-grade student, "three yuan a string, and the materials used will never be adulterated." This promise became his original intention.
From promoting mobile trucks to renting a fixed storefront, from selling 32 skewers on the first day to earning a million a year, Zheng Ze has always been rooted in the gate of the elementary school: he set up an awning for the children who went to appointments on rainy days, made free ginger tea for customers who queued up in winter, refused wholesalers' price increase requests, declined the temptation of 100,000 franchise rights, and even borne the cost when the price of ingredients increased, just to keep the agreement with his "kid buddy."
The children are his "little helpers" and will help him pass out tissues, block stall robbers, and send him thank you cards hidden in the change box; parents are his "source of motivation" and spontaneously recommend in the group and write joint thank you letters. Zheng Ze's chicken chop stall is not only a profitable business, but also a warm "cross-age family".
Even though his bank card balance exceeded one million, he still went out to the stall every morning, and the "three yuan a string" on the wooden sign never changed. In the choice between wealth and original intention, Zheng Ze proved with his actions that compared with millions of dollars, the agreement with his children and the persistence of integrity are the most precious treasures after rebirth.
