Wu Xiande's Main Experience

Wu Xiande, 1963, from Gushi County, Xinyang, Henan Province. He used to be a photojournalist in a certain unit, and was called "the first migrant worker in China to safeguard rights". More than ten years ago, by chance, he embarked on a difficult journey to get back wages for migrant workers; Over the years, he has recovered more than one million yuan in back pay. In the eyes of migrant workers, he became a "lifeline", while in the eyes of some bosses, he became a "thorn in the side".

Chinese name: Wu Xiande

Nationality: China.

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Place of Birth: Gushi County, Henan Province

Date of birth: 1963

Occupation: Photojournalist

Main achievement: CCTV "Face to Face"

Representative works: China Youth Daily published "The boss's slick and the hardships of migrant workers"

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Wu Xiande, 1963, from Gushi County, Xinyang, Henan Province. He used to be a photojournalist in a certain unit, and was called "the first migrant worker in China to safeguard rights". More than ten years ago, by chance, he embarked on a difficult journey to get back wages for migrant workers; Over the years, he has recovered more than one million yuan in back pay. In the eyes of migrant workers, he became a "lifeline", while in the eyes of some bosses, he became a "thorn in the side".

Personal experience

199665438+1on October 30th, Wu Xiande published an article entitled "Serious wage arrears for migrant workers in private silk factories" on the front page of China Textile News. He used a large number of facts to expose the phenomenon that some private textile enterprise bosses maliciously owed wages to migrant workers.

On June 26th, 2003, China Youth Daily published Wu Xiande's article "The boss's slick and the hardships of migrant workers". In his article, Wu Xiande compared some bosses who maliciously defaulted on the wages of migrant workers to the contemporary "Zhou Pipi" and suggested that the state strengthen legislation and supervision to prevent the contemporary "Zhou Pipi" from exploiting the hard-earned money of migrant workers. And triggered a "wage storm" across the country.

On June 5438+February, 2003 10, CCTV's "Face to Face" column interviewed Wu Xiande-Wu Xiande, and I begged for wages for migrant workers.

On the morning of February 1 2009, People's Daily published an article entitled "Eight Expectations for Migrant Workers" signed by Wu Xiande. In the article, Wu Xiande described the various problems encountered by migrant workers in the process of urban work and expressed their common expectations. In the afternoon, Xu Guangchun, secretary of the Henan Provincial Party Committee, made important instructions. The Henan provincial government and relevant departments made a special study on Xu Guangchun's important instructions and solved the "eight expectations" of migrant workers in time, and put forward specific solutions.

On June 5438+065438+1October 18, 2009, Wu Xiande was invited to participate in CCTV- 12 "Your Views and My Suggestions" column. In view of the phenomenon that Wang Hongli, a 32-year-old Jilin woman, was beaten for asking for wages in Hangzhou and maliciously owed wages to migrant workers in real life, she suggested whether the crime of maliciously owed wages could be included in the criminal law.