The day Chen Mo came to Qingshan Town, the sky was gray.
Mines, barren mountains, dilapidated streets. The town's only pillar industry is drying up.
He has done policy research in the Municipal Party Committee Office for three years and knows how difficult the problems in this place are.
But he also knows that the more difficult the problem is, the harder it is to avoid it.
He visited miners one by one, calculated economic accounts one by one, and pushed forward the transformation plan step by step.
Some people laughed at him: What can a young man do?
He made no excuses.
A female reporter from the provincial newspaper came and asked him: Why do you have to come to this most difficult place?
He said: Because the most difficult places need people the most.
The female entrepreneur came and asked him: I bet my investment here, can it succeed?
He said: Let's make it happen together.
From zero to one, from nothing to something.
When the first sea of flowers in Qingshan Town bloomed on the ruins of the mine, everyone finally believed:
Some roads must be walked first.
