Shun Network - Ji'nan times
staircase, Lao Jin walks one step All wary
Lao Jin and the workman pull the ground car on the way to the coal delivery
eat simply to only two cookies and a bowl of hot water
old Jin and the humble cottage of the workmates
in the old city of Ji'nan, many old houses have no heating. Every winter, the residents can only be heated by a coal stove, and the purchase of honeycomb coal has become a necessary preparation before the winter. However, with the deepening of the transformation of the old city, there are fewer and fewer people buying honeycomb coal. Now, the number of coal workers is also numbered. There are more than a hundred people in the city, and there are only less than 30 people. At the Ji'nan Fuel Group's Wan Zi Lane coal store, there is a coal worker of the oldest age in Ji'nan. His name is Jin Xian Wen. He is 56 years old this year. It begins to send coal in 1986. It is a whole thirty years. After many years, the people who joined with themselves have almost changed, but he still sticks to it.
a pair of load, a pair of gloves, a thin work suit, a 30 year old car, this is the coal worker Lao Jin used these guys to send honeycomb coal. The coal - delivery workers are not paid, and the income is entirely dependent on the charge of charging the coal. 100 Jin of honeycomb coal is collected by 1 yuan per more floor. The annual income is less than 20 thousand yuan, and every ton of coal is sent to about 1100 honeycomb coal, and the upstairs and downstairs should be nearly 40. In order to save the money back to the old home in Pingyin, Lao Jin and his workmate live in the shack of the coal store, keeping coal but not burning charcoal in winter. Eating is the simple two cakes and a bowl of hot water.
at this time, Lao Jin often goes out early and returns late. One busy day is one day. When the most time comes, more than 3 tons of honeycomb briquette will be delivered one day. Jin Xianwen's hands were full of calluses, and even the black coal marks that could not be washed away on his fingers. He said that even if they were tired, they should send coal to the residents' homes on time.