He Who Crosses Others Crosses Himself

Story summary/content introduction In 1986, Pearl River Delta entrepreneur Chen Qitian had already worked hard to earn a net worth of 30 million. He had already applied for a visa and was preparing to go abroad to enjoy the rest of his life. However, he saw with his own eyes that there were factories all over the Pearl River Delta, but a large number of young migrant workers lacked practical skills such as shoemaking, clothing, and hairdressing. They could only rely on brute force to work with a slim future. He was deeply touched in his heart and decided to give up going abroad and devote himself to running a school. He took the lead in establishing a practical skills training school, focusing on training front-line technicians such as clothing, shoemaking, and hairdressing, and trained hundreds of thousands of skilled talents in decades. With the industrial upgrading of the Pearl River Delta, young people have skills but lack academic qualifications, and are stuck on the threshold of career advancement and settling in Guangzhou and Shenzhen to buy houses. He once again bucked the trend and invested, and after all the difficulties, his application was approved and he founded the first private applied undergraduate university in Guangdong Province. It benchmarked the German vocational education model and insisted on integrating industry and education and applying what they learned. The school has cultivated hundreds of thousands of undergraduate graduates. With their undergraduate qualifications, a large number of students have caught up with the Guangzhou-Shenzhen household registration and real estate purchase restriction bonuses, successfully settled in home ownership, and taken root in big cities, completely rewriting their personal and family destiny. After decades of deep involvement in the education industry, the education group founded by Chen Qitian was successfully listed on the market. His personal worth reached 40 billion, making him the richest man in China's education industry according to Forbes. The story ultimately confirms a bottom-level truth of life: a person's true wealth is essentially the sum of his contributions to society; only by helping others can you help yourself, achieve others, and ultimately achieve yourself.