The Wealth Of Red Sea And Early Education Brought Him Wealth.

"Early childhood education for 0-3 year old children is still a new industry in Yinchuan in 2005.

Despite the difficulties encountered in the venture, such as capital and student resources, I finally got the first pot of gold.

Yesterday, the director of the early education center of the Eun Tong Hall said with great feeling.

After graduating from the University of Hong Kong, she did not work in the field of economics law. After 3 years of hotel management, she sold wine, studied tour guides and worked as a reporter.

The stories of entrepreneurs and the love of young education made her choose the early education industry.

In 2002, Yun Haihong came into contact with early education in Chongqing and Beijing.

After that, she went to Shanghai for special inspection.

At the end of 2002, she took out her savings and family support for more than 40 yuan. From Wuhan, Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing and other places, she asked people to tailor prenatal education and early childhood teaching materials, involving infant games, psychology, nutrition, emotion and so on.

She also sent out 10 thousand questionnaires in the region to prepare for entrepreneurship.

In November 2005, the Red Sea early education center opened in Xinhua Street, Yinchuan.

Due to the difficulty of parking, noise, and low initial recognition in the early stage of business, although there were four hundred or five hundred children in the class, most of them came to experience free of charge and less than 100 applicants.

In December 2006, when she moved the store to Phoenix Street, the children in the class increased to 1000, and the early investment finally paid off.

Up to now, there are more than 1400 children in the class.

When she was expanding her business, she was also embarrassed by the shortage of funds.

But several friends joined the stock market, plus 100 thousand yuan of small loans, she invested 3 million yuan to start a new store.

The center now develops parent-child gardens to provide day care for 1-3 year old babies.

At present, the centre provides jobs for 17 laid-off workers and university students.

According to our understanding, flower industry, animation industry, sightseeing fishery, modern trade and logistics industry have become new industries with potential and vitality in the economic development of Yinchuan.

Yinchuan encourages the development of new industries, which will give support to entrepreneurs in terms of capital and policies.