Entrepreneurship in 1992: from Setting up a Stall to Building a Factory in Hometown

In 1992, the spring breeze of reform swept across the land. Chen Chunyan, a peasant girl, has no money and power, so she goes into the city alone and sets up a stall to survive. Being driven and bullied, she stood firm with integrity and hard work, growing from a street stall to a small shop, and from a country girl to a female entrepreneur. After her days were prosperous, she resolutely returned to her hometown, built a factory and started a business, leading her neighbors to build her hometown with her hands. No golden fingers, no shortcuts, just hard work and a pure heart, and he became the most practical role model in the 1990s.