Abandoning the city and returning to his hometown to engage in breeding, the young man became the leader of getting rich.

Today, when many young entrepreneurs are scrambling to squeeze into the city, Chu Weixiang of Chutang Village, Huabao, Ningling, has been staring at the countryside. In 2010, he, who had already settled in Shangqiu, decided to return to the countryside and start planting and farming. He never forgot his neighbors when he got rich, and over the past few years, he has led the villagers to plant and breed, and he has been told a good story locally.

Chu Weixiang is 30 years old. Yesterday, the reporter rushed to Chutang Village to interview the Tianming Pigeon breeding Cooperative in Chu Weixiang. He studied computer when he was in technical secondary school. After graduation, he sold computers, opened a typing club and ran a school. During the school-running period, he used the money to start his own business to buy a house in the downtown area of Shangqiu, where a family of three settled down, which can be described as having no worries about food and clothing. But he is not satisfied with the status quo. In 2010, he began raising pigeons and planting honeysuckle at the same time. Chu Weixiang said that at the beginning of his career change, he suffered a lot. Planting and farming are strongly opposed by their parents, who think that since their children have settled in the city and life is more comfortable, why go to the countryside to endure hardships.

At the beginning of the next year, through the transfer of land, Chu Wei contracted 100 mu of land in the village, hired villagers to work to grow honeysuckle, and planted garlic, green vegetables and other cash crops in the honeysuckle field. At present, he raises more than 2000 pairs of breeding pigeons and produces tens of thousands of squab every month, with an annual income of more than 200,000 yuan alone. At the same time, he invested 2 million yuan to register the Tianming breeding professional cooperative in Ningling County. At present, more than 400 villagers from surrounding towns have joined the cooperative.

Lu Na of Menglukou Village, Huabao Town, who used to farm at home, joined the cooperative to raise pigeons last spring, which, in her words, is "better than going out to work."