Two Years From Scratch, Earn 5 Million

01, 18, the 28 year old Jiang Kaiping is a post-80s rural girl. She started from scratch to 5 million.

She is a post-80s rural girl. She started from scratch to 5 million. It took only two years.

Jiang Kaiping, 28 years old, was petite and not pink.

She was dressed in blue.

"The gap between the sky and the earth did not fit in at the beginning. When it entered a stinking pig house, it began to sicken. After a day's work, it seemed as if the smell had penetrated into the skin.

After a long time, I got used to it. Now I don't hear pigs * *, and my heart is empty. The pig that feels dirty and smelly looks like a pet now.

Jiang Kaiping said with a smile.

Once a rich woman, Jiang Kaiping was born in a peasant family in Yongchuan.

In 2003, after graduating from vocational high school, his father came up with 30 thousand yuan of money saved by his coolie, so that she opened a small clothing store in Yongchuan.

But business is bad.

In 2006, a classmate chatted with her and said that she had a relative who was senior manager of the Changqing garment factory in Guangzhou. Some of the garments produced by the factory need to be processed outside the factory, such as embroidery, sewing ornaments, etc.

Jiang Kaiping is keen to smell business opportunities. There are a large number of middle-aged and old women in the rural areas. They can do needlework. If they learn the technology and come back to teach them, can they work for themselves?

Then Jiang Kaiping went to a garment factory in Guangzhou.

Half a year later, she returned from her studies and worked with three people to set up a garment embroidery factory in Lai Su town of Yongchuan district.

She is responsible for the technology as the director of the factory and specializes in the business of Changqing factory in Guangzhou.

Because of her high technical requirements and large amount of business, the factory quickly moved from several workers to over 50.

The next year, Jiang Kaiping went to Xiamen to attend a fashion show.

Unexpectedly, the products she processed attracted the favor of Singapore, Malaysia, Korea and other manufacturers, and established direct business contacts with them.

Soon, she became the largest shareholder in the factory and moved the factory to Luzhou City, Sichuan. It was renamed the "Chun Yi garment factory", with more than 500 workers, specializing in foreign trade business.

In those days, the annual output value of her clothing factory exceeded 5 million yuan.

The girl, who is only 26 years old, started from scratch and spent millions of years in just two years.

The enterprise failed to go bankrupt, but when Jiang Kaiping was dreaming of weaving wealth dreams, the financial turmoil came.

"At the end of 2007, we actually noticed something, but we didn't pay much attention to it."

Jiang Kaiping clearly remembers that the foreign orders contracted in the factory gradually shrank, especially the largest customer, a garment factory in Singapore, whose orders were reduced by 90%, and the goods delivered were still unable to receive the money.

Last March, she called the other company and found that the phone stopped and arrived in Singapore. The company has declared bankruptcy and has missed the public notice period of disposal of assets by the court.

Under this, her about 1500000 yuan payment is all gone.

Meanwhile, all the foreign orders in the factory were cancelled, and the factory was forced to go bankrupt after two months' hard work.

She said that after clearing the workers' wages and factory debt and debts, she only returned 20 thousand yuan to her hometown.

"It felt like I had a dream in a few years, and when I woke up, everything was back to its original form."

Jiang Kaiping was so frustrated that he burned all the documents, certificates and contracts in the factory and slept at home for more than 10 days.

One day, she went to the back of her hometown and wanted to jump on her feet to end her life. Fortunately, her parents found it.

Jiang's mother reminiscent of her situation at that time: "she was like an out of the way soul, with dull eyes, and often sat in a place for half a day.

In order to prevent accidents, we will not leave her for 24 hours. "

Wiping away tears, "life will always encounter frustrations. Now the state has a great support for farmers. Why don't you find a way in your home?"

One day, his father's inspiration inspired Jiang Kaiping's inspiration. Now, the state is vigorously supporting the farmers to raise pigs, not only providing free technology, but also compensating the sow's accidental death. "Why don't I run a pig farm?" so Chiang Kai Shek bought the house and car purchased by his own garment factory and took the bank as collateral for assets, lending about 800000 yuan, and then he borrowed 600 thousand yuan from his relatives and friends, and opened a pig farm in Sun Jia Kou village, Kaiping.

"I was really mentally and physically exhausted at the beginning of the pig farm construction."

Jiang Kaiping said that in order to save costs, she went to the industrial and commercial tax department during the daytime, and contacted feed suppliers. She also had to pick bricks to pick up tiles at night. At night, she had to record accounts, with an average of less than 5 hours of sleep a day.

After a month, she was not only fair skinned, but also weighed down to less than 40 kilograms.

Eventually, with her parents' support, her pig farm was built in June last year.

To save costs, she is both a boss and an employee, feeding pigs, disinfecting and cleaning.

Before the Spring Festival this year, pig farms slaughtered more than 700 pigs, and the cost was recovered at a cost of about 700000 yuan.

"From the chairman of the firm garment factory to the dustman cleaning pig farm...

Jiang Kaiping can imagine the gap, but she did not shrink back, decadent, but fell quickly after climbing up.

Jiang Kaiping's former partner Liu Jianping and her neighbors talked about her thumbs up.

"The financial turmoil is not terrible.

After all, I am young, wipe my tears and start over. "

Jiang Kaiping is full of confidence. Her pig farm has more than 200 piglets, 100 sows, and all sows are pregnant. She is expected to give birth to pigs next month.

This year, the number of pig slaughtering in her pig farm is estimated to be over 1300.