In july, the rains continued, when he entered the village of dry sea in changyun county, dalit autonomous region, and was surrounded by green and green. The mountains are surrounded by green water and warmer air, and far away, and there's a luxurious pharmacist — a big building that is very popular under the careful management of the farmers
In recent years, more than 400 of the 667 villagers in kanhai village under the leadership of the village's chief secretary-general, li kaiyong, have grown heavy buildings with an area of nearly 400 acres and an annual value of nearly 10 million yuan. “the heavy-rise industry in our village was developed 20 years ago by li zhi shu, and 60 per cent of our farmers are now growing heavy-rises.” the deputy secretary-general of the dry hai village party said with a smile。
In 2001, li kai-young, then deputy director of kanhai village, learned in a conversation with a well-known friend of the village's village, yu hyeong-fung, that, with the rapid development of the chinese pharmaceutical industry, some pharmaceutical companies, such as yunnan white medicine, would significantly increase their demand for raw materials, such as heavy buildings, but that in the past, the heavy buildings in the surrounding mountainous areas, such as kanhai village, had been dominated by wild animals, with undetermining resulting in increasingly scarce and difficult to find, while the high altitude of the dry villages, climate-friendly, fertile soil, forest vegetation, were well suited for the growth, development and development of the new buildings, and after a period of reflection, li had decided to try and imitate the field environment and explore the paths for the development of artificially grown buildings。
After having come to terms with the idea, li ka-young, after having sought out information from a variety of sources, consulted experts, developed a certain understanding of the growth environment of the heavy buildings, planting techniques, etc., he travelled the mountains in search of a new wild building, where he was able to develop and breed artificially. In the first two years, only relatives and friends followed him, growing less than 3 acres across the village. In 2003, li had made substantial gains by planting heavy buildings in his own country's mountains. Seeds of heavy buildings were sold at $1,200 per kilogram. That was an astronomical figure for the people of the mountains. In a few years, the country's inhabitants, who tasted sweets, followed him to learn the techniques of planting, and li had spared no effort to guide them. In just a few years, the winds of planting had spread throughout the villages, 10 acres, 20 acres, 100 acres and 300 acres, and had come to buy seeds for the buildings。
“as a result of 20 years of development, many people in the dry villages have now built small ocean buildings and purchased cars through the planting of heavy buildings. Last year, five families with incomes of over $1 million grew in heavy buildings in our villages, which have become another pillar of rural renewal and increased revenue for the population”. Li kai-young is very pleased to say。
Yunnan network correspondent, qin monlin, correspondent, zhao xian, lee shizu, photo coverage
