The Future Is in Our Hands

After Lao Zhou, a retired teacher, received his monthly pension, he calculated carefully: half of it was deposited in CCB for a regular period, and the interest was enough to buy antihypertensive medicine; half was used for daily expenses. He lives in a second-hand house bought with a CCB loan, and his monthly loan repayments are deducted from the provident fund - his income and expenditure are as stable as a balance. On a typhoon day, he walked into the "Workers' Harbor" of China Construction Bank to take shelter from the rain, drank a cup of free hot water, and said to the manager: "All my life, I have been saving money, buying a house, getting medicine, and resting in this building."