Bazhong young man Deyang Luojiang sells eggs online with an annual sales volume of nearly one million.

For the common people, the ordinary eggs necessary for breakfast are transformed into "rich eggs" in the hands of Wu Xin, a post-80s Bazhong boy. Through the hot Wechat and QQ, Wu Xin sells his own eggs all over the country, as far away as Mudanjiang in Heilongjiang Province. Now Wu Xin has annual sales of more than one million.

Brother Chicken Egg, whose name is Wu Xin, is a 31-year-old native of Bazhong, Sichuan Province. before he started his own business, Wu Xin always heard his friends complain that the native eggs bought on the market basically had no taste of native eggs. it's a far cry from the native eggs I ate when I was a child. Wu Xin is thinking, since it is not easy to buy authentic native eggs when I was a child in supermarkets and markets, why don't I become an "egg dealer" myself, from feeding native chickens to laying eggs to selling them? in this way, we can also share the delicacy of more native eggs with more friends. So he did it, and Wu Xin began to find a place to start a business.

"Young people are rough and like to play QQ and Wechat. I see some people sell clothes and shoes on QQ and Wechat, and the business is so prosperous that I want to try to develop my own ecological farming industry through the Internet." Combined with his usual preferences, Wu Xin decided early on the idea of selling eggs online.

As a result, in 2012, Wu Xin, a young man from Bazhong, resolutely came to Luojiang in Deyang to develop ecological farming. At this point, Wu Xin embarked on this "egg road", selling native eggs on the Internet and Weibo.

At the end of the year when he started his business, Wu Xin set up his own melon farm, mainly selling soil and eggs, supplemented by ecological farming. At that time, Wu Xin, who was young and willing to work, used to work alone on the farm until late at night. Although a little tired and bitter, Wu Xin is still as energetic as a chicken blood every day.

With Wu Xin's native eggs being sold online on QQ and Wechat, the enthusiastic response from friends exceeded Wu Xin's imagination. A steady stream of orders began to hit Wu Xin from QQ and Wechat. Every day, Wu Xin has to work late into the night to sort out orders, prepare for distribution and then deliver goods. However, with the massive attack of business, problems also follow.

Due to long transportation and bumps, eggs can easily be damaged on the road. How to adjust the way of packaging and reduce damage became the biggest headache for Wu Xin at that time. Through his own constant attempt and exploration, more than half a year later, Wu Xin finally tried to vacuum, add an incubator and an ice bag. The ingenious combination of these three forms can make the native eggs he sold safe and sound in the course of transportation.

As the native eggs produced by Wu Xin's farm have good taste, authentic taste and good after-sales service, more and more friends begin to introduce Wu Xin's native eggs to their relatives and friends. With everyone's recognition and understanding, Wu Xin's native eggs have long been sold all over the country, and the farthest order came from a customer in Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang Province.

Wu Xin's team now has nearly 8000 QQ users alone. "I have more customers on Wechat and the public WeChat account on our farm." Speaking of the current development of Guagua Farm, Wu Xin smiled.

Now, in addition to selling native eggs, Wu Xin has also developed the sales of native pigs, sheep's milk, farm chickens and other agricultural and sideline products. Many citizens of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou have long been Wu Xin's loyal customers. According to Wu Xin, up to now, the sales of his melon farm has reached more than 1 million yuan this year.

"although I earn a lot, I am really tired." Wu Xin also said frankly that when he was just preparing to start a business, many people around him were not optimistic, and their attitude changed only after the business was booming. Wu Xin said that the happiest thing about starting a business is not how much money he made, but that he shared the purest taste with everyone.

Next, Wu Xin also plans to do a good job in e-commerce sales, get a food circulation license as soon as possible, make his online store more prosperous, and let more people know about his melon farm and native eggs.