A few days ago, journalists walked into the golden porn view base of wu jiashan village, sung jiai district, kaungi city, and found only a small percentage of the high-quality plant, which was sold by the anchor, but was still full of life. Gold bullets or positions are high, the branches are strong, or they are shaped in a strange, persevering fashion, the leaves are green, the fruit is round, and the sun shines in unique light。
Gold bullets, otherwise known as “bottle orchids”, have been widely promoted in the baptism market in recent years as “net red” in the basin. It was originally located in the yunyugawa and the lake areas, but it was popular because of its high value and its high quality in the form basin view, with a fine field gold bullet stake that could be sold to tens of thousands or even $100,000。
Journalists have learned that the rise of the gold-ball industry in the village stems from the courage of one local entrepreneur. After graduation from secondary school, ho yong worked in house electricity maintenance, which coincided with gold bullets, ranging from small scale testing of seeds behind her house to successful marketing of water from the poaching platform, which now has more than 40 acres of plantations with rich varieties such as snow drills, rice leaf elves, and silk. It is understood that he is using internet sales channels, which have exceeded $2 million this year. Currently, the plantation employs 14 workers on a permanent basis, with the lead team playing an important role。
At present, ho yong is a member of the pondview association of kampong city, which is studying cultivation more deeply. The development of the gold-ball industry has not only brought about a dream of entrepreneurship, but also created opportunities for rural communities. It is with courage and determination that we will be able to build prosperity together and be guided patiently in the face of questions from villagers. The industry is also attracting more attention with its unique charisma and is expected to be a powerful engine for local economic development and rural revitalization. Suh jin-woo, a reporter for the self-contribution media
