Wang Xiangchun, Chairman Of Hong Kong Group, Helps 30 Poor Students In Yunnan.

Recently, Wang Xiangchun, President and President of Wenzhou Hong Lei group (formerly Ruian dream DIY shoes), decided to invest 120 thousand yuan to support 30 poor high school students in Shangri-La County, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Yunnan.

Among the recipients, Tibetans, Lisu, Yi, Naxi and Bai students were the most, while Han students were only 3.

It is reported that as a newly rising group enterprise, Wang Xiangchun has donated money to charities for more than once, and has accumulated more than 2 million yuan.

Shangri-La county is a place where ethnic minorities live in compact communities. It is also a famous tourist attraction in Yunnan. However, it is a cold mountainous area, with scarce land and relatively backward economy.

In July 2007, after the Zhejiang Ruian Federation of industry and Commerce and Yunnan Shangri-La County Federation of industry and commerce were established as a friendship chamber of Commerce, the two sides continued to strengthen their communication and enhance their friendship at the same time.

With the joint efforts of both sides, the Ruian Federation of industry and Commerce decided to subsidize 30 poor students in Shangri-La county at the end of last year, giving 2000 yuan per student per year, and entrusted the Shangri-La Federation of industry and commerce to grant the stipend to students who were subsidized.

But last year, the 60 thousand yuan was subsidized by a number of enterprises affiliated to the Ruian Federation of industry and commerce.

After receiving the news, Wang Xiangchun, a member of the Ruian Municipal Committee of CPPCC and President of Hong Kong Group, executive director of the Federation of industry and commerce, expressed the intention of 2 years from his own enterprise to invest independently.

The leaders of Ruian Federation of industry and Commerce expressed their agreement and appreciation.

After graduating from junior high school 16 years old, Wang Xiangchun gave up the opportunity to go to senior high school because of poverty.

In 1999, Wang Xiangchun set up Ruian dream Di shoe factory. Now he is the chairman and President of the group, which has more than 10 subsidiaries. In 2007, he was selected as the ten largest entrepreneurial model of Wenzhou youth.

Its "game Fox" leather shoes are national exemption products.

Wang Xiangchun always regretted that he hadn't continued to study. So when he heard that a child was out of school because of poverty, he was not interested in it. He wanted to help them.

In Ruian, the story of Wang Xiangchun's enthusiasm for charity and charity is very far away.

He often gives money to help local schools and disadvantaged groups.

In 1999, the people's Government of Luo Feng town organized students to beat a gong and drum to send a bronze medal of "student aid model" to Wang Xiangchun's dream dey shoe factory to praise his charity.

In 2004, dream Di shoes industry Co., Ltd.

In January 2008, the dream was upgraded to no regional hung group.

At that time, all the shareholders wanted to celebrate. Wang Xiangchun once again decided to save the 50 thousand yuan for the people who needed money so much that they donated the Ruian Charity Federation.

This time, we are funded by the poor students in Shangri-La No. 1 middle school and fifth middle school, each with 15 students in each school.

They will enjoy the donation until they graduate from high school.

Wang Xiangchun said that the group will maintain regular contacts with the 30 students from Shangri-La business association and ask students about their learning.

For those poverty-stricken students who can be admitted to universities, he will consider appropriate help.

If these students are willing to work in Hong Kong Group after graduation, the company will welcome the door open.

At present, the first donation of 60 thousand yuan has been allocated to the accounts. The Ruian Federation of industry and Commerce has handed over the information files of these students to the hung sharp group.