My Poverty Alleviation Story Ma Baigei: Skillfully Weaving Hat And Throwing "Poor Hat"

Ma baigei was originally a rural woman who lived in Baijia village, suonan Town, Dongxiang County. She had two children. She and her husband, manoni, lived a hard life by farming.

Ma baigei is not a person who is satisfied with the status quo. She is eager for a rich and happy life for her family. When she went back to her mother's home, she found a way to realize her dream - many housewives were learning textile technology, and the handicrafts they made sold well. After returning home, she was so excited that she could not sleep. She planned to learn textile skills with her husband to start a business and earn money

After getting support from their families, the couple began to work and study in a textile shop near their parents' home. They worked very hard for fear that they would miss a chance to learn technology. After a period of study, they not only mastered the most basic weaving technology, but also earned money, and their life gradually improved. Later, the local government applied for the resettlement house for the mabaigei family after the implementation of the relocation project for poverty alleviation. At the end of 2018, their family moved into the South District resettlement building with water, electricity and heating.

After living in a spacious and bright new home, Ma baigei also found that the living room and master bedroom could be used for other purposes, so the idea of making a hat at home came to her mind.

Do what you say! Ma baigei also used the capital and textile technology accumulated by working in the past few years to set up a hat textile handicraft factory at home. With his exquisite textile skills, the sales volume was growing. When the business was at its peak, more than 9000 pieces were ordered in a month. Through hard work, the couple built a happy home.

At the same time, Ma baigei also led more than 10 left behind women to work together to earn money, including Ma sefei, the relocated household. Ma sefeiye's husband has been working abroad for a long time. Her mother-in-law is very old. Her children are studying in junior high school. The burden of the family is all on her. In view of this, she took the initiative to contact Ma Baizhi and worked in a textile factory. Ma baigei also carefully taught Ma sefei textile technology. She learned fast and quickly entered the working state. Now, Ma sefei has a fixed income every month.

It is not uncommon for Ma sefei to be resettled in the Southern District. Similarly, Ma nugei, 29, can't go out to work because two children under 3 years old need to be taken care of. However, since the establishment of Ma baigei's hat factory, Ma nugei has come here to work. He can not only take care of the children, but also work to earn money, so that he can make money and care for his family.

Since last year, on the basis of increasing support for home-based self-employed entrepreneurs like Ma baizhiye and his wife, the resettlement sites have cooperated with county vocational schools and women's federations to carry out skill training for the willing poor labor force, so that more qualified filing and card filing households can learn their skills and become one-man and one-off-poverty household, so as to truly realize that the relocated people can move, live stably and be able to move Get rich.