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A Pair Of Shoes For 16 Years And A 56 Year Old Man.

2010/9/3 9:27:00 36

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16 Years Of Shoes

Sole

Split, he repaired and wore again; he was thin and he could not bear to throw away.

However, in 7 years, he funded 26 students, and now 6 students have graduated from universities.

He is 56 years old.

Ke Zhu Ke

He runs his own bunk shop near the five love market in Shenyang.

Because the shop is located in the rain and Tan Street Community in Shenhe, so Lao Kou has been supporting the children with family difficulties in the community. "I can make money on my own efforts, and I can't forget to repay the society."

At 10 a.m. yesterday, Lao Kou was busy living in baozi shop. He had a van, which he paid to the community for free.

"Now, this van is used to pick up the elderly in the community. It's convenient for them to go to the hospital."

Dong Peiyu, Secretary of Yu Tan community, said Lao Kou usually cycled.

Lao Kou is famous for his frugality in his life.

In the summer, Lao Kou wore shirts that were bought for more than ten yuan. "How much money is worn, cleaned and pressed, all the same."

The lattice shirt worn by Lao Kou was bought more than 10 years ago and has been washed white.

"You see, I have worn these leather shoes for 16 years, 2 years younger than my son, but some of them are cracked, but they can still be worn."

Lao Kou told reporters that the shoes were in 1994.

Middle St

Bought, spent more than 160 yuan, 16 years later, patching up five or six times.

His relatives laughed at him, but he felt nothing disgraceful.

"I can't afford it, but I can't afford to throw it if I can still wear it."

This is the old Kou in life.

Starting in 2003, Lao Kou began to help children with difficulties in school.

"Some children cry when they can't afford to learn," he said. "I saw it very uncomfortable."

Since then, Lao Kou has subsidized Xiao Tang, a college student, who has 1200 yuan a year. Though the money is not much, it relieves the pressure of Xiao Tang's schooling.

This year, he also subsidized 3 primary school students and 1 junior high school students in the community. When he was about to start school, Kou Shushu bought me a new schoolbag and school supplies. I must study hard and repay him in the future.

This year's first three Ting Ting said.

Lao Kou often said that helping others is also a pleasure. However, when the old people are depressed, "there are many students who are subsidized, but few people can make phone calls during festivals."

But soon he started to think about it. He said, "as long as I need someone, I am willing to help."