Yu Yali: From A Female Teacher To A Female Boss.

Yu Yali is a very tall girl. He doesn't look like Guiyang people at all. Entrepreneurship Investigation. One question. She was originally from Xinjiang. In 2002, he came to the women's world in West commercial street of Guiyang. Starting from a 20 square meter small shop and 10 thousand yuan of venture capital in the corner of the 8 floor, she founded her "Dixie company" and acted as agent for Hongkong. Clothes & Accessories "4 years later, she has bought 5 facades with 10 floors and 8 floors in the women's world. He has several Hongkong women's clothing brands such as Qian Hui, Princess Na, Shofer Dan, Kafan Asfi and so on, 2 middle class cars and 20 more. staff This year's female teacher has grown into a female boss of a start-up company.

Yu Yali told reporters that when she quit her teachers' job and left Xinjiang, she first made a clothing business in Zhuzhou, Hunan. Later, he found out that Guizhou's clothing market was also in great demand and came to Guiyang. Investment issue. The most profound memory is in the autumn of 2002. She opened the small facade in the big world of women. At first, she made the women's wear in Hangzhou, the middle-aged style of Han style style, and the business was good, which strengthened her confidence in doing it here.

Business is on the right track. Yu Yali, who has a little spare time, likes driving to the suburbs or far away County town to see the beautiful scenery and relax his tired body and mind after work. However, in the winter of 2004, when Yali went to Hezhang on business, she was shocked when she saw the poor women walking on the cold wind street with their bare feet and thin clothes. She was shocked by the fact that she grew up in the city. She did not know Guizhou was still poor. Back in Guiyang, she thought that there were still a lot of goods in the company, which were all finished garments, so it was better to donate them to these poor areas than to sell them several days. By calling "114", she found relevant charities and donated all the goods worth more than 70 thousand yuan. "At that time, I refused media coverage. I think this is something that every citizen should do. If these clothes can bring warmth to others, I will be very happy."

Yu Yali also said that there was a sense of security in the business of the city west commercial street. "Making money is not the most important thing for me," she said. "People can't lose friendships or lose their sense of security because they earn money, otherwise they will live very tired."