Hua Nai Shoes Employees Donated Their Love To Their Workmates.

10 yuan, 50 yuan, 100 yuan...

Yesterday morning, a love craze surged in the workshop of Qu Hua Town, Zhejiang Hua Ren Shoes Co., Ltd. in Ouhai. A woman worker who entered the company for only 2 months and was diagnosed with leukemia affected 1700 employees.

As of yesterday afternoon, donations from the company had nearly 50 thousand yuan.

Wei Lingying, 18 years old, is Xiang sister from Hunan.

Two months ago, she entered the company to become an apprentice for the bag, and Wei Lingying's clever and studious won the appreciation of her workmates.

In May 3rd, during the working hours, Wei Lingying, who had not had any signs before, suddenly collapsed in the workshop. The workmen rushed her to the hospital for treatment. After the test results came out, we could not believe that the little girl who was alive and dancing on weekdays was suffering from leukemia.

Mr. Zhang, director of the human resources department of Zhejiang Hua AI shoes industry Co., Ltd., said that after hearing of the news of Wei Lingying's leukemia, the company convened the meeting of directors to discuss the donation activities in the company.

Yesterday morning, sponsored by the company's labor union, the donation for Wei Lingying love has been supported by the staff of the whole company.

Love donation box into every workshop of the company, almost every employee has devoted their love.

Mr. Wang, a staff member from Hubei, told reporters that although the shoe factory was out of season recently and the wages were not high enough, he donated 10 yuan to talk about his intentions.

Mr. Wang said, it is not easy for everyone to work out, and can help as much as possible.

Mr. Yang from Henan came to work for only a month and a half. He put 50 yuan into the donation box yesterday.

"I think this little girl is pathetic. I just want to offer some love."

On the same day, more than 1700 employees of the company donated more than 20 thousand yuan in love.

In addition, the company's trade union and company leaders also gave generously.