Life Drama

Chen Jianjun, born in Chenjia'ao in 1965, was the first college student in the village. When the wave of reform and opening up swept across China, he went south to Shenzhen with a lonely spirit. From a down-and-out entrepreneur in a tin house in a village in the city, to a stickler in a state-owned cannery, and then to a pioneer in the food industry, he spent half his life chasing waves, experiencing the embarrassment of entrepreneurial failure, the breakup of conflicting ideas, and the hardships of the business world. With the four pillars of "safety, quality, cost and market" at the helm, he stuck to his original aspiration in the era of profit-seeking and shouldered his responsibilities in the wind and rain. Finally, he returned to his hometown to build a factory, using the power of one factory to feed back his hometown and let the taste of his hometown spread out of the mountains. This is a personal epic that spans more than sixty years. It is a legend of an ordinary person's struggle, perseverance and growth in the torrent of the times. It is also a vivid footnote of "life is like a play, play is like life" performed by a generation with passion and character - every step of the journey is a struggle against fate; every persistence is an interpretation of life.