Female Students Grow Into Millions Of Grapes

This year, he was 22 years old. He was elected secretary of the student union at the University. He was chosen as the "city messenger" of Ji'nan.

However, no one would have thought that after graduation, he would choose to go back to the countryside of Laixi to help his father grow grapes.

Today, Xiao Hua has become a "Grape Expert" and manages a vineyard with a total area of 1000 mu.

"The competition in the city is so fierce that there are not many opportunities left for college students. Maybe there will be more stage for college students to show their talents."

Exhibition Xiao Hua uses his experience to interpret a contemporary university student's view of entrepreneurship.

Yesterday morning, reporters saw the quiet vineyard "master" before a vineyard.

Her father lost money. She paid attention to the town of Laixi.

Zhan Xiaohua's father was an ordinary farmer. In the late 80s of last century, Xiao Hua's father took all the savings in his family and contracted 10 acres of vineyard.

"Due to lack of experience and technology, savings have been lost."

At that time, my father's sigh, let me remember in my heart.

Zhan Xiaohua told reporters that in 2005 she did not wish to enter Kasetsart University, but admitted to Shandong Normal University English Department, but her father's sigh has been recorded in her heart.

When she was in the first year of college, when she was in the first year of college, she often wondered where her father had failed.

When other girls are busy shopping, she always runs through the library. When people buy new clothes, she always buys agricultural magazines.

Many people could not understand her, but she never gave up.

She keeps looking at the data and analyzing the market.

The price of the grapes is high and the supply is in short supply, and the market potential is unlimited.

At that time I persuaded my father not to be afraid of failure.

Without any background or experience, Zhan Xiaohua persuaded his parents and contracted the 80 acres of vineyard in the neighboring village in the name of his parents, and began a "special" course of studying and starting business.

Every day, he began to teach his father and his father from the sophomore day. He studied Xiao Hua's homework during the day, and burned the midnight oil at night.

Although the family's 80 acres of vineyard are all taken care of by their parents, she is not at ease in management techniques.

Every day, Xiao Hua will communicate with her father through the Internet, communicate with his father about grape technology, and find out where the problem is. If she does not understand the problem, she will go to the bookstore to look for information and make her father a teacher.

Every time he goes home, Xiao Hu goes to work on his own when he returns home.

Others feel that a female college student is crazy about farming, but she knows her ideal most clearly.

Through careful management of scientific fertilization, spraying, weeding, pruning and stents, she gradually found out a set of management methods.

"This management method is made by my father's years of experience and what I have learned, and now I use it very well."

Zhan Xiaohua said.

After the autumn of 2006, the grape seedlings were frozen to death, and almost all the grape seedlings were frozen to death.

"At that time, I was so stressed that I persuaded my parents to lay down 80 acres of grape land. I never expected my parents to pay for it."

Xiao Hua told reporters that her psychological pressure was very huge. In 2007, she decided to use his money earned from his normal work to go to the agricultural college to do his internship. He came to Yantai alone, the famous South King Valley winery and Zhang Yu Custer chateau.

When I studied art, I squatted under the grapevine every day and saw that I was a female student. The teachers in the winery were very nice to me. They said I was the first university student to come here to learn to grow grapes.

Because of the high acceptance and comprehension, the winery teacher takes special care of her and is willing to pass on her experience to her.

For these knowledge, Xiao Hua came to collect all of them and learned all about them.

In 2007, after the graduation of Xiao Hua, he gave up his city life and returned to the countryside. He established a Qingdao grape grower company.

In those days, she managed well to get a good harvest of grapes, and all the grape seedlings that were lost in 2006 earned all the money.

"I was so proud at that time that I was so excited that I could get back the money I had lost."

With this experience, in 2008, Xiao Hua and his father decided to rent all the 800 acres of vineyard planted in the village of Meng Jia Zhuang and the town yard of the surrounding town of Wu Jia town, plus the surrounding small piece base, with a total area of 1000 mu.

In the last summer vacation, the Chinese and Western professors of the Department of Agronomy, Kobe University, and the Minister of mountain and root visited the exhibition. Xiao Hua's English played a key role.

"At that time, Japanese professors were surprised to see that I was so young and I could speak English, because none of the growers they used to speak English before."

Xiao Hua told reporters that Japanese professors gave high praise to her grapes.

With this experience, she signed a long-term contract with Zhangyu, Bai Yang He, the Great Wall and other grape producers.

At present, Xiao Hua has hired more than 200 villagers around his vineyard. The annual output of grapes is 1 million 200 thousand kilograms and net income is more than 100 yuan.

Xu Qiyun, editor in chief: