Qingchao 80: I Lead the Mountain Village to Enter the World of Business

Returning to the 1980s when reform and opening up were raging, college student Lin Yan stood at the crossroads of the times. Supply and marketing cooperatives monopolize circulation channels, special products from deep mountains rot in the mountains, rural people struggle in poverty, and domestic products are repeatedly restricted by foreign capital when going overseas. In a 402 dormitory, four high-spirited young people walked hand in hand on the waves. Starting from setting up stalls in front of universities, we opened up production and marketing links in mountain villages, established strict quality control standards, and established rural joint cooperatives. Internally, we will clean up the market chaos and personally formulate industry standards; externally, we will break through foreign trade barriers and fight against the acquisition and suppression of overseas capital. Build an industrial park, expand thousands of stores across the country, and build a global distribution network. With the roots of the mountains and countryside and the original intention of industry as the backbone, in the turbulent years, we have supported the century-old foundation of domestic products belonging to the Chinese nation.