On a cold night in 1977, Kang Cheng, a four-pound baby deep in Daba Mountain, started life with the obsession of "surviving". From walking out of the mountains with 150 yuan at the age of 15, to the assembly line in Shenzhen, the road to survival in Shanghai, and the road to entrepreneurship in Chengdu, he has experienced the ups and downs of the times such as reform and opening up, SARS, and the epidemic.
Over the past 49 years, this ordinary person has learned tenacity from the cracks in the stone. From providing food and clothing to deeply cultivating the elderly care industry, he has used empathy and execution to build "safe homes" and let countless elderly people gain dignity. His father's last words, "My son, build me a city," and his mother's support as a nursing home volunteer, witnessed his transformation from a timid young man to a compassionate entrepreneur.
