The "free steamed bread shop" in Quanzhou has been closed for ten years. What is the reason for its closure?

The reason why this shop is closed is simple. The development of the country and society, especially the tough fight against poverty in recent years, has successfully lifted countless poor villages and families out of poverty. The original intention of this steamed bread shop is to help the poor. Now there are fewer and fewer poor people, and the number of people who come to this store to collect steamed bread is gradually decreasing. When the people are rich, this store can no longer exist. This is a good thing. But we can't forget? Free steamed bread shop? It is a spirit that can be passed down.

The second point is that the owner's career transformation has failed, and he has been unable to support the expenses of this store. For example, the rental cost of shops, as well as the raw material cost of steamed bread, water and electricity, etc. One month adds up to 1-20000, and it will be expensive after one year. Besides, the owner has his own family and two children. Again, there are not many people who come to the steamed bread shop to receive free steamed bread now. This expenditure can also be reduced.

20 13 up to now, a company in Quanzhou, Fujian is called? Eternal sunshine? Our steamed bread shop completed its mission and closed down. I always want to hold an umbrella for others after the rain. At the beginning, Mr. Wu, the manager, was just like the person who served in the steamed bread shop. He just graduated from college and worked in many places, with little left except expenses. It can be said that he is a poor student. But in 2009, after Mr. Wu started his business successfully, he recalled the hard times in the past, so he wanted to open such a store to help some newly graduated college students and some relatively poor people. With such an idea of giving back to society, this home? Eternal sunshine? The steamed bread shop has been open for ten years.

In the past ten years, this shop has delivered countless steamed buns. Now the curtain call is over, the shop is closed, but our public interest remains the same. We can do public welfare in other ways, and the steamed bread shop is just one of them, so we stick to it. As long as I remember there is such a shop that has been open for ten years, rain or shine, just to help others.