the Mid Autumn Festival is coming, Xigu District source union revolving small hot pot city people head up, lively, more than 200 sanitation workers have become migrant sister Zhou Yuping invited to come A guest on the seat.
Zhou Yuping invited more than 200 sanitation workers to eat hot pot. Newspaper reporter Lu Xiaole
China Gansu network September 25th news, according to the Lanzhou morning newspaper report (reporter Lu Xiaole) the mid autumn festival coming, Xigu District source union revolving small hot pot city people move, bustling, more than 200 sanitation workers have become migrant sister Zhou Yuping invited guests.
Zhou Yuping is a working girl from Tianshui rural area. After graduating from high school several years ago, he came to Lanzhou to work and start business alone. She worked as a waitress in a restaurant, worked as a housewife, and had done marketing for household appliances; she walked along, had a bitter taste of tears, tasted the hardships that her peers in the city had never experienced, and made her dream of starting a business in this time. Recently, relying on the savings of working and raising funds to relatives and friends, she founded a unique source revolving chafing dish city in Xigu. On the occasion of the opening of the Mid Autumn Festival, Xiao Zhou first remembered to invite the city to get up in the middle of the night, and to use a dirty and 10000 people clean city beautician to eat the hot pot together with the sanitation workers, to share the Mid Autumn Festival. According to Zhou Yuping, a few years of working experience, let her know the hardships of entrepreneurship, but she is grateful to Jincheng Lanzhou, Thanksgiving in her way to work with the help of countless good people. When she is on the way to work, she sees the busy figure of the sanitation workers who sweep the road along the way. She reminds her of the hard work on her way. On the occasion of the Mid Autumn Festival, she invited more than 200 sanitation workers in Xigu to spend the Mid Autumn Festival in order to be grateful.