A Pair of Golden Phoenixes Flew Out of the Barren Mountain

Lu Youwei, 28, worked his way up from a courier to a logistics manager in East China in six years, with an annual salary of 250,000 yuan. He is recognized as a "promising child" in the village. However, when he returned to his hometown during the Spring Festival, what he saw was his rickety-backed parents who were still planting vegetables, the depressing scene of the village with ten empty houses, and large areas of barren fields. His mother's words, "Your dad coughs at night and he dare not tell you for fear of delaying your work," made him doubt "success" for the first time. His mother suddenly suffered from an old lumbar disease and was hospitalized. Lu Youwei asked for leave and returned to his hometown to take care of her. During the night of escorting him, he was watching various "rural revitalization" cases in short videos, and an idea came to his mind: What if I could use the wasteland in the village? But this idea was quickly shattered by reality - his parents objected ("I finally jumped out and came back to farm? Crazy!"), His girlfriend objected ("If you want to go back to the village, we'll break up!"), And even Fa Xiao laughed at him, "Can't you survive in the city?" What really spurred him to make his decision was the day his mother was discharged from the hospital. She pointed to the orange orchard covered with weeds behind the house and said, "This is what your father left behind. When you were a child, you loved picking oranges... They are all deserted now." At that moment, Lu Youwei's eyes turned red. He resolutely resigned and returned to his hometown with 260,000 yuan in savings, passionately planning to engage in "ecological recycling agriculture" - growing oranges in the mountains, raising sheep in the forest, and fertilizing the sheep manure. As a result, things went wrong in the first year: the introduced orange seedlings were not acclimated to the soil and water and died in large areas; nearly half of the 50 sheep they bought died of illness; their savings were exhausted and they still owed 50,000 yuan in feed payment. Rumors spread in the village: "I am stupid because of studying" and "I can't do well in the city and come back to pretend". Please see how he counterattacked and made tens of millions a year?