Books everywhere

Liu Shicheng, a cadre of the Municipal Cultural Center, went to Chunshugou Village as the first secretary and brought a cart full of books as a meeting gift to the villagers. The villagers complained a little, but were still very enthusiastic about him. Villager Li Mulin also gave him a puppy to help him eliminate his fear of dogs. Li Wenxiu, the women's director of the village committee, actively assisted Liu Shicheng in his work, but was questioned by her mother-in-law. Li Wenxiu was forced to disclose the fact that she was divorced from her husband, which moved her mother-in-law deeply. Liu Shicheng bought his own washing powder as gifts and gave them to villagers who were studying. He also set up reading time on the village radio to make reading become a common practice in the village. Ma Qianli came to the village to develop tourism, but he did not expect that the capital chain was broken and the village was in trouble. Based on the village basket weaving skills, Liu Shicheng and the villagers improved the skills through reading and learning. Basket weaving went out of the country, and the villagers embarked on the road to wealth. Two years later, the first secretary Liu Shicheng left the village at the expiration of his term, but Chunshugou has become a well-known cultural village of Wenming Village, a wealthy village.