East China Sea Tide

Introduction to "Tide in the East China Sea" ——The true story of a college student who led the whole village to become rich In 2008, Lin Haisheng, who graduated from university, made a decision that shocked everyone: he gave up his iron job at the provincial capital design institute and returned to his poor hometown in Hui'an, Fujian, which is close to the sea. The people in the village didn't understand - "I finally flew out of the mountain, why did I fly back again?" My father was so angry that he threw the bowl - "I'm going to let you go to college for four years just to come back and farm?" But Lin Haisheng did not come back empty-handed. He brought back a "Fifteen-Year Development Plan for the Village" that had been drawn for three years and a reform plan of more than 30,000 words. What he wants to do is to consolidate the fragmented land in the village and engage in joint-stock collective management; what he wants to build is not only a high-standard technology farm, but also a software park, technology park, and ecological cultural park belonging to the village. The plan sounds like fantasy. At the pep rally, some people banged the table in opposition, while others shook their heads and sighed. Until the poorest bachelor in the village stood up and said - "I have nothing, and I am not afraid of losing. Hai Sheng is the first college student in our village, and I believe in him." The eighty-year-old grandma tremblingly delivered a bankbook wrapped in a handkerchief - "Keep it for me to use for road construction." At that moment, Lin Haisheng's eyes turned red.