Internet celebrity "Ramen Brother" became famous. A bowl of noodles sold for 3 yuan. He has not changed the price for 14 years. What happens now?

The Internet era is developing and updating rapidly. There are both professional celebrities who want to become famous through the Internet, and there are also ordinary viewers who have ordinary talents. But wanting to become famous doesn’t happen overnight. Instead, you need to be able to control your attention so that you can buzz and jump.

In the early days, there were countless famous Internet celebrities, such as Feng Timo, Liu Yuning, Wei Ya, Li Jiaqi, and Simba, who appeared in the public eye more than once. Until now, they have a good influence, and their commercial value even exceeds that of the first-line "top-level" popular niche.

As time goes by, netizens pay more attention to those simple images. Ding Zhen is the most representative case of becoming famous overnight. The photographer quickly put Ding Zhen on the hot search list with just one video, attracting tens of millions of netizens to watch and pay attention in a short period of time.

However, looking back at those early famous Internet celebrities, their popularity did not last long. Just like "Internet celebrity songs", they briefly occupied the screen and then showed a downward trend. Netizens began to dislike them and were attracted by the new Internet stars, gradually changing their stance and changing their idols.

On February 23, I was fortunate enough to be shown a video. A "Ramen Brother" in Linyi, Shandong Province stood out and became a hot search on the list, attracting countless netizens to watch. His success is as simple as Ding Zhen's. He is the simplest representative, without too many luxurious embellishments, and is approachable.

He appears in the market every day, has experienced hardships selling ramen noodles, making dough with his own hands, and earning living expenses through hard manual labor. From the beginning, he paid 3 yuan for a bowl. Now, 14 years later, he still charges 3 yuan for a bowl, giving back to the people with low prices and a large number of soup bowls.

In the video, he expressed his feelings candidly. He was also a handsome guy when he was young, but because he often went to the market to make noodles, he gradually turned into a "black-faced" uncle who couldn't even stand up. Although he is a bit dark, his hands are quick and the noodles he takes out are safe to eat.

In fact, as he said, the sanitary conditions in rural markets are relatively poor, which is an inevitable reason. However, cooking is the most important and all other external factors can be completely ignored.

A bowl of noodles sells for "3 yuan" and has been maintained at this price for 14 years. How many people can really do it

As the saying goes, no one in the city is a rural person. In previous lives, whether they were parents or glamorous businessmen, they all had a bowl of noodles at a roadside stall. This was something that the previous generation had experienced for several generations, and no one was spared.

Selling things in the market is very tiring, and people who buy things also need to go through wind and sun. When they are tired and hungry, they will find a noodle shop to sit down, drink a bowl of noodle soup, take a bite of hot noodles, rest for a while, and continue to visit the market to buy their favorite products.

For such a tiring job, has Ramen Brother ever thought about raising the price? In fact, Ramen Brother has a self-narration in the video: When I was a child, my family was poor and my living standard was poor, so I had to learn the ramen craft from my relatives. Because I had no money and couldn't make money, I opened a ramen stall in my hometown and started a ramen business.

As for why I still sell a bowl of noodles for 3 yuan, on the one hand, it is because the consumption level in my hometown is not that high, and on the other hand, I ate too much when I was a child. I hope to reduce some expenses for diners. You can earn 40 to 50 cents from selling a bowl of noodles. Small profits but quick turnover is actually enough.

I have worked hard over the years, but my life is very happy. Because I don’t raise the price, the average person can afford the cheap ramen I make by hand. When I said this again, the ramen guy was all smiles, kept talking with his hands, and was in a good mood.

In the ordinary life and cruel competition, there will always be unknown good people who will use the simplest skills to bring a touch of warmth to life. All we can do is wish Brother Ramen that his life will become happier and happier in the future.