The Road to Happiness

This is a story about how a spark can start a prairie fire in China's fertile fields and lead the villagers on the road to happiness..." In the winter of 2009, 26-year-old Zhao Liang became a "cattle herder" from an urban white-collar worker. In the dilapidated Erlangmiao Village of Mozi Mountain, she formed an "iron triangle" with Zhang Fa, a technology geek, and Li Feng, a cattle breeder, determined to change her hometown. Entrepreneurship is difficult. In the first battle, cattle were buried on a snowy night due to an epidemic, and doubts arose. They used 588 pounds of fattening cattle to prove the power of "science" and turned cow dung into "black gold" organic fertilizer. The collision of IoT collars and traditional experience, the long road to EU certification, and the rescue of fermentation tanks on rainy nights... After the success of the cooperative industry, they were challenged. Shifting to deeper integration and governance. Chaihuo Sauce became a hit through live streaming, Thousand Acres of Apricot Forest calculated the income from "carbon sinks", and dividends of tens of millions triggered a "share-labor dispute"… They used the "three-three system" distribution plan to unite people's hearts, and used the "Erlang God" cultural IP to rebuild their confidence. After sixteen years of hard work, rural schools have become sustainable. The "Black Gold Fertilizer" expedition was carried out overseas, and the smart ranch standard was adopted by the whole province. In the end, Zhao Liang's story became a vivid footnote of the struggle spirit of China's new farmers. This road began with one person's original intention to change his hometown, became the integration and innovation of a group of people, and ultimately led to a happy future of material prosperity, spiritual enrichment, and harmonious coexistence of man and nature.