[Farming in the era + getting rich in the countryside] [Scientific breeding + aquatic production to the sea] [Not the Holy Mother + Decisive killing]
Back in 1998, Chen Weisi graduated from the Department of Biology at Tsinghua University and returned to the village to raise shrimps. The whole village laughed at me for being crazy.
My father slapped the table and said that I would spend all my money on studying. I pointed to the tidal flat and said, "If I can't raise shrimps in three months, I'll go back to Beijing."
At this time, the domestic breeding industry was still using local methods, with frequent diseases and rampant foreign investment.
Now that I'm back, I have to do something big!
Improving water quality→ The yield per mu has doubled, shocking villages all over the country.
[Self-developed feed] → Cut the cost in half and crush the unscrupulous peers.
[Cultivation of new species] → Get rid of dependence on foreign investment and let foreigners beg to buy patents.
Many years later, when a reporter interviewed this "Asian Aquatic King".
Chen Weisi pointed to the bustling modern fishing port behind him: "I just want the villagers to have a full meal and make a clean profit."
(This book focuses on technical flow + getting rich in rural areas, no system, pure IQ online)
Reader comments
After the author has finished writing, read it yourself. Sentences like "The shrimps are good at talking for themselves" appear once in two chapters. It feels too exaggerated [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
Five points of praise, it's worth it. I specifically look for new books from you among the books I've read before.
After the author has finished writing, read it yourself. Sentences like "The shrimps are good at talking for themselves" appear once in two chapters. It feels too exaggerated [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
Five points of praise, it's worth it. I specifically look for new books from you among the books I've read before.