Pioneer of the Rebirth Era

I got a little drunk when I got home at night.

This is only the first two days after returning home. As long as Yang Dongxu is willing, he can drink it every day at home.

When we returned to the old house, it was already past nine o'clock at night. The weather was cold in winter and people went to bed early, so the village was very quiet along the way, with only the occasional barking of dogs.

I first went to the bathroom to wash up, brush my teeth, and smelled myself before entering the bedroom.

Only Zhou Ya, him, and Cui Ma live here in the old house.

Xiao Wenchen wanted to sleep with his grandfather today, so he slept at the pig farm.

Zhuo Qing'er slept at home on the street, except when she came to sleep with Zhou Ya at the old house, or when Ran Feifei came to visit relatives.

Otherwise, she usually wouldn't spend the night in the courtyard of her old house.

"What are you busy with?" Yang Dongxu couldn't help but ask when he saw Zhou Ya, who was wearing pajamas and holding stacks of information in her hand, with the desk lamp in the bedroom still on.

"There is a list of out-of-school children and five-guarantee households in the city, as well as active duty, retired, and poor family members of martyrs. Director Wu of the traditional Chinese medicine factory came to discuss it with me some time ago.

He said that he wanted to set up a charity fund project and let Runyu Foundation help manage it. In addition to the tax-deductible portion of the donation every year.

A sum of money will also be earmarked for social welfare projects. The current charity targets are the people I just mentioned.

In addition, Director Wu Zhou is also preparing to establish the traditional Chinese medicine factory's own disease insurance fund.

That is to say, in addition to the five insurances and one housing fund purchased for employees, when employees are seriously ill, the traditional Chinese medicine factory will also provide certain financial subsidies to help employees tide over difficulties, which is equivalent to providing benefits to employees in disguise.

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"He mentioned this to me, but it was implemented so quickly?" Yang Dongxu was a little surprised.

"Those who need help will benefit as soon as it is established. This is the first list of those who need help. The employees of the traditional Chinese medicine factory will review it themselves. My side is the list of those who need funding in the city.

We will start with out-of-school children and five-guarantee households, and then gradually expand to other groups in need," Zhou Ya said.

In fact, the starting point of the fund that Wu Zhou wants to establish is good, but it is still a bit one-sided, because he only targets the entire city of Zhucheng, and at most it will expand to the entire province.

As for whether it will be expanded to the whole country, there is not much hope, and even if there is hope, it will be a long time later.

Of course, you can't say that someone's small charity work is not a good thing, nor can you say that Wu Zhou's decision was obviously utilitarian.

It is obvious that he wants to show his sense of social responsibility as a large enterprise in front of city and provincial leaders, build up the image of the company, and at the same time get more benefits and policy support.

Again, whether it's your own company or someone else's company, as long as it's charity, even if it's utilitarian.

As long as you actually use money to help those in need, rather than defrauding the poor, or even defrauding the poor of the only two dollars they have, then Yang Dongxu welcomes such charity.

You can't expect all capitalists to be great saints who do good deeds anonymously and don't expect anything in return. This is also unrealistic. It's fine to have your own utilitarian goals, as long as you don't break the law and don't seek fame in the name of charity.

"Do you need my help?" Yang Dongxu asked.

"Everything that needs to be reviewed has been reviewed. I'm just a little worried, so I'm going through the list out of habit." Zhou Ya said.

The reason why I stay up late to go through the list now is because the first batch of people in need of help received the first batch of help materials after the Spring Festival, that is, at the beginning of the year.

We originally wanted to try to distribute the supplies before the year before, but this is a new project and many things are unknown, so it takes too much time to collect and review the list of people who need help.

But it's good now. As long as you sort out the clues in the front, the things behind will be clear.

And the focus in the next year will be on children who are out of school due to poverty.

To be honest, the lives of farmers in the entire Chengwang City, and even the entire Zhucheng City, have improved dramatically in recent years.

As long as families are willing to work hard, life will become more prosperous day by day, and the number of poor people has dropped significantly for five consecutive years.

The reason why there are still children who are out of school due to poverty is mainly caused by family conflicts.

For example, if both parents are dead and can only be raised by grandparents, the only way for the elderly to earn money is by digging food in the fields. When it comes to paying for a child's tuition, or even college tuition, it is indeed a bit unaffordable.

This coincides with the Runyu Foundation's independent plan for poor students, so it is very convenient to implement.

So Zhou Ya's plan is to try to help these children who have dropped out of school due to poverty return to school before the Lantern Festival early next year, that is, before the school starts.

In fact, whether it is in high school or college, the situation of dropout due to poverty is easier to solve than in elementary school and junior high school.

Because after the start of school in September this year, the country promulgated a new revised education law. Nine-year compulsory education has become free nationwide.

Therefore, if you drop out of high school or college, it may really be due to economic reasons, because students at these two stages basically need to live in school. Tuition fees, living expenses, etc. are indeed a huge burden on the family, and in the end they have to drop out of school to work.

Within the scope of nine-year compulsory education, some of the reasons why younger children drop out of school are indeed due to family poverty, but more often the main factor is that the children themselves do not want to go to school, or the parents do not want their children to go to school.

Therefore, if we want children from poor families to drop out of school due to parental reasons and return to school, in addition to material and financial help, how to deal with the parents' ideological work is a big problem.

After sorting out the list and putting it away, Zhou Ya twisted her neck.

Yang Dongxu stood up and sat next to her, squeezing her shoulders.

"This year, a certain team suddenly entered the traditional Chinese medicine market and began maliciously hyping the effects of certain traditional Chinese medicines, have you noticed?" Zhou Ya asked.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "Wu Zhou told me over there, and I also read some related news, so I know a little bit about the matter." Yang Dongxu nodded.

In the past two years, incidents such as ‘Garlic Cruel’, ‘Bean You Wan’ and ‘Ping Si Shi’, which maliciously speculated on agricultural products, are actually nothing new in the eyes of many big capital investors.

Because a long time ago, a lot of capital began to make trouble in traditional Chinese medicine or agricultural product futures.

For example, this year on TV and in the news, and even among the YY people who usually chat, there are suddenly more news about promoting the effects of traditional Chinese medicines such as wolfberry, angelica, ginseng, and cordyceps, which can be consumed daily, or are used as tonics.

And this kind of publicity is under the banner of health preservation, and the intensity is just right.

It’s not like an advertisement for selling tea. The publicity is directly following the path of Giant Shi’s Brain Gold, causing everyone to shout about it now. Many memes about selling tea have also been made into emoticons, which has made tea’s reputation in disrepute.

The team that hypes these Chinese herbal medicines is very experienced and scheming.

For example, wolfberry has been exaggerated to influence men's kidney function. Although wolfberry does have this effect, it is definitely not as exaggerated as they advertise.

But how can a man say that his kidneys are not good?

So many people secretly soaked wolfberry in their thermos cups.

In terms of supplements, they follow the path of women. Various promotions of beauty and beauty make women feel like they will become anemic if they don’t eat two pounds of cordyceps and ginseng.

Moreover, the other party's propaganda is propaganda, and it did not start with large-scale stockpiling and then suddenly exploded like they did with agricultural products such as 'Garlic Mince'.

The other party obviously has a big plan, so there is not much movement for the time being. They are just slowly publicizing the secret plan. When everyone agrees with this concept of health care, they will then take action to cut it off.

"What are you going to do? Although the prices of traditional Chinese medicine have continued to rise in the past two years, they have basically stabilized. With the price of medicinal materials stabilizing, the diversity and supply of herbal medicines can be better maintained.

Only if the income is similar no matter what kind of herbs are grown, and if you want to make more money, you need to work longer, and you have to bear the losses caused by natural disasters, then the entire traditional Chinese medicine market can last long.

These people specialize in picking up a few varieties of traditional Chinese medicine for speculation. This year, a small number of herbal farmers have made money by growing these. Next year, more farmers will stop growing their original herbal medicines and switch to this, and the entire market will be in chaos.

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The harm caused by speculation capital is actually not just the money earned from cutting leeks.

In fact, the money earned will do the least harm to the entire industry. The biggest harm of this kind of speculation is what Zhou Ya said, which will lead to chaos in an industry that is originally well-ordered and can develop for a long time.

Once this kind of chaos occurs, the entire market will be in chaos, and it may not be able to fully recover for a few years or more than ten years.

At the same time, it will also cause those farmers who follow the trend to lose all their money, and families that were originally well-off will directly become an existence even more miserable than poor households.

Because poor households are just poor, and these farmers who follow the trend are likely to end up not only unable to sell the medicinal materials they grow, but also owe huge foreign debts.

"Let them make trouble for now. When the time comes that we really want to take action, we will kill them all." Yang Dongxu sneered.

The orderly and steady development of the current domestic traditional Chinese medicine market is inseparable from his guidance and investment.

Therefore, the entire Chinese medicine market is not his private territory, but at least it can be regarded as his own business territory. These people do not ask questions, just like they come in and make a profit through this kind of hype.

And in order to make money, he didn't ask any questions about the harm caused to the plate. This is equivalent to going to Yang Dongxu's house to steal without telling him, and then giving away his house before leaving.

If he doesn't deal with these people so well that he doesn't even know his parents, then in the future cats and dogs will dare to come up to him and provoke him?