63 years old, Luo Guoqing Fu accepted the incinerator and placed the cemetery, and WAN Jing let it be responsible for cremation and burial of pets, without affecting the fruit trees, to bury the bone ash. Nearly two thousand pets have been buried in the pet funeral parlour since its opening two years ago. At first, there will be a single business in a week. Half a year later, almost every two days there will be owners to bring pets, sometimes a few days a day. Besides common cats, dogs and rabbits, there are lizards, tortoises, goldfish, and even dozens of kilograms of miniature pigs.
Wan Jing handles the handover of the remains of the dog in a pet hospital in Wuchang. In the early days of her daughter's pioneering work, the cremation order was not much. Wan Jing employs two salesmen and runs leaflets in pet hospitals in Wuhan. Because Pet Cremation is a scarce industry, it has a large market. As the market promotion orders are much lighter.
